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Order 6 bars of soap and pay just 6 dollars a bar! shop now →
That's Charming on screen — watermelon & pink lemonade, poured with fresh milk from our own herd. About a quarter cream, in every bar.
★★★★★ 4.9 · 3,200+ five-star reviews
Five autumn bars, poured the old way, the way our grandparents did it — and when a scent sells through, it's gone until next fall. Meet the collection, or leave your email for early access.
Milk is everywhere in beauty right now — milk serums, milk scents, milkmaid everything. Almost all of it is a lab product borrowing the farm. Ours is the farm: fresh goat's milk — about a quarter cream — from our own herd in Idaho, poured cold into every bar so it never scorches.
Most milk beauty is a scent. Ours is an ingredient.
Build your six · $6 a barThree things the soap aisle would rather you didn't read — and the reason the first shower with a real bar feels like news.
In the US, a bar can only be labeled soap if it actually is one — oils and lye, the old way. Most shelf bars are pressed synthetic detergent, so the package says "beauty bar" instead. Check yours tonight.
Soap-making naturally creates glycerin — the part that draws moisture to your skin. Large manufacturers commonly remove it and sell it on for lotion. Cold-process soap keeps it in the bar, because taking it out is an industrial step, not a soap-making one.
Goat's milk is about a quarter cream. It cleans gently and leaves something behind instead of taking everything with it — which is why it's been used on skin for a few thousand years, and why our lather feels like nothing detergent makes.
Every batch starts with the morning's milk and ends on a curing rack, where the bars sit for weeks until they're hard, mild, and slow to dissolve — about a month of daily showers from one bar. Roughly 26¢ a shower, before you count the lotion you stop buying.
That's Charming in the photo, by the way. Our best seller — and yes, we fought about the name.
Pick your six for $36This season's shelf — poured, cured, and ready to ship from the farm.
Small batches cure for weeks, so the shelf rotates. Bluebell, Golden Hour & Call Me Pretty come back with the next pour — join the list to hear first.
Any six bars, just $36. Not sure where to start? We packed three.
2× Unicorn Party, 2× Charming, 1× Fresh For You, 1× Dew of the Desert. Fruity, fun, and a little bit fancy.
$36 $47.94
2× Dew of the Desert, 2× Charming, 1× Unicorn Party, 1× Fresh For You. Rose-pink salt, cashmere, and soft florals.
$36 $47.94
2× Prairie Honey, 2× Dew of the Desert, 2× Bluebell — real farm honey, warm cashmere, and the most-requested floral we make.
$36 $47.94
★★★★★ 4.9 average across 3,200+ reviews
"The bar that got me hooked! I will NEVER go back to body wash! TYME soap has transformed my previously dry, itchy skin. My only regret in buying TYME is that I didn't find it sooner!"
Rory M. · verified buyer"My grandson has eczema and it clears him up so quickly. No more dry itchy skin. Will buy more often for myself and my family members who also have eczema."
Verified buyer · goat's-milk bar soap"You have to try these bars! If you are still using a liquid body chemical bottle of grossness.. your poor skin! I am so super in love with everything. My order arrived in four days. Shipping rocks."
Robin D. · verified buyer"I LOVE how soft our skin feels after 1 use! Thank you for creating such AMAZING pure soap for the whole family!"
K.D. · verified buyer"Gentle on my kids' skin too."
Yesenia P. · verified buyer"Even my husband loves to use it!"
J.R. · verified buyerBars are what we make year-round. Everything else — face care, hair care, deodorant — is now made in a few big batches a year and released as drops. The next one lands at Black Friday.
Serums, creams, and the face bars' bigger siblings — back in one drop.
read about it & join the waitlist →Shampoo and conditioner bars, serums, and wash-day favorites.
read about it & join the waitlist →The natural sticks, in the scents you already shower with.
read about it & join the waitlist →
Tyme began on our Idaho farm, when Lauren started making goat-milk soap for skin problems in our own house that store-bought products kept making worse.
Nothing has changed since: every batch is still poured by hand, right here, with milk from our own goats — and Lauren still reads the reviews of every product we make.
meet lauren & the farm →If your skin isn't happier, we'll make it right. Try anything we make, and if it's not working for you, reach out — a real person on the farm answers.
The fall scents land early September, and the big drops follow a few times a year. Join the list and hear first — before the shelf does — plus skin tips from the farm.
