Humble Beginnings - Our Story

 Sassy Nanny Soapery didn’t start in a boardroom or a boutique — it started in the barnyard, with one goat who had more attitude than all the others combined. Her name was Paris, and from the moment she trotted onto the farm, she made it clear she was running the place. Paris wasn’t just any goat; she was bold, opinionated, full of personality, and absolutely convinced she was the star of the show. And honestly… she was.

Every morning, while the rest of the herd quietly munched their hay, Paris would strut over with a look that said, “You may begin adoring me now.” She was the goat who nudged your pockets for treats, posed for photos like she knew she was gorgeous, and made sure everyone knew she was the queen of the barnyard. Her milk was rich, creamy, and downright luxurious — but it was her spirit that inspired everything that came next.

When we began crafting small‑batch goat milk soaps, it was Paris’s milk that filled the first batches. As those bars cured on wooden racks, filling the room with warm, comforting scents, it became clear that this wasn’t just soap — it was a little piece of farm life, wrapped in the charm and sass of the goat who started it all.

That’s how Sassy Nanny Soapery got its name: a tribute to the goat who taught us that handmade things should have personality, that good ingredients come from animals you love, and that a little sass makes everything better.

Today, every bar we make still carries that spirit. We craft our soaps the slow, old‑fashioned way — stirred by hand, poured in small batches, and cured with patience. Our scents are inspired by the land around us: fresh hay after a summer rain, wildflowers along the fence line, warm honey from the hives, and clean linens drying in the sun.

From our farm to your bath, each product is a reminder of where it came from — the goats who give the milk, the hands that craft each batch, and the legacy of one unforgettable, attitude‑filled nanny named Paris.

Because around here, we believe your bath should be as nourishing, honest, and delightfully sassy as the goat who started it all.