Sexy Beast Goat Milk Soap
Fresh. Woodsy. Irresistible.
The Beast is back—and smelling better than ever. Our returning Sexy Beast Goat Milk Soap has a brand-new fragrance, and we think it’s an even sexier reason to fall in love all over again. If you loved the original, consider this your invitation to meet its next chapter.
Fresh juniper, cool mint, and aromatic lavender create a clean, confident blend that’s invigorating without a sharp edge. Cedarwood, moss, and soft amber bring subtle earthiness and warmth for a smooth, inviting finish. It’s fresh, woodsy, and very easy to get close to.
Your old favorite holds a special place—we get it. But this new Beast deserves a spot in your shower. With our rich, creamy goat milk lather and a scent worth getting reacquainted with, your next favorite bar might just have a familiar name.
SCENT PROFILE
A new fragrance for our returning Sexy Beast: fresh juniper, mint, and lavender grounded in cedarwood, moss, and soft amber. Bright green notes meet earthy woods and gentle warmth for a clean, confident, beautifully balanced scent.
DETAILS
Net Wt. 4.5 oz per bar
Returning favorite with a new scent—different from the original Sexy Beast fragrance
Made with Basilwood's own raw goat milk for creamy, moisturizing lather
Always phthalate & paraben free
Handcrafted in small batches right here on the farm
Reasons You'll Love It
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The return of Sexy Beast, with a new fragrance worth falling for
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Fresh juniper, mint, and lavender create an invigorating blend without a sharp edge
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Cedarwood, moss, and soft amber add earthy depth and inviting warmth
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Rich, creamy goat milk lather that leaves skin feeling soft and pampered
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Farm-made quality, crafted with love from our own happy herd
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No parabens, no phthalates, no nonsense
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A cheeky gift for your favorite beast—or a fresh excuse to treat yourself
INGREDIENTS
Saponified Organic Olive Oil, Basilwood's Raw Goat Milk, Saponified Coconut Oil, Colorant, Phthalate-Free Fragrance Oil.
None of these health benefits, nor the ideas listed, have been evaluated or approved by the FDA, should be used in place of personal judgment or medical treatment when needed, nor are they intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
