Soap Crazy Part XVI

It's been five years since my last Soap Crazy post and I've got a whole list of soap bars to post about. Also, is it me or the years are just flying by faster and faster?

 

Let's start with Chivas Goat Milk Skin Care. This is a "farm-to-home" brand by a mother-daughter team with their family-owned farm in Fillmore, California. They make soaps and essential oils with goat milk and herbs from their farm, and their products are wholesome and supposedly gentle for use on the face in addition to the body. 

- Oak Meadows Ranch Pure Goat Milk Soap Invigorating Rosemary Fennel, 128g/4.5oz.: I didn't used this bar on my face but it was great for everywhere else! And good thing I didn't use this on my face, because it's super duper scratchy with huge exfoliating particles that's scratchy even for my knees and elbows. I end up using it to scrub my feet, which says something. Not recommended unless you're also looking for a feet-scrub bar.

Able Skincare Anti-Aging Radiance Platinum Sleeping Mask

Oh boy, where do I start? Having finished my deluxe trial jar of Erno Laszlo Hydra-Therapy Memory Sleep Mask and immediately moved on to another full size jar (I told you I love this stuff, right?), I decided to introduce yet another sleeping mask to my nighttime routine, this 50mL/1.69fl. oz. jar of Able Skincare Anti-Aging Radiance Platinum Sleeping Mask. 

I've never heard of the brand Able Skincare before. The only online review I found of the brand reads more like a sketchy advertisement written by the makers themselves. If you do a quick google search, you'll find folks on sub-Reddit discussing whether this brand is a scam. I'm still on the fence whether the brand is legit, because their official website is pretty vague about who they are and what they do, especially when their products are all so pricey. For example, this jar of sleeping mask is listed for GBP108 (~$150).