Real Animal Fat Soap
Share
Old Whippersnapper's Natural Handmade Soaps
Traditional Animal Fat Soap - Made the Old-Fashioned Way
Real Animal Fat Soap
Handmade with Tallow & Lard. No shortcuts. No compromises. Just the way my grandmother taught me over 50 years ago.
Shop Soap LoavesWe Make Real Soap From Animal Fats
I have been making soap since I was 15 years old. The first soap I ever made was lard soap. My grandmother taught me how to make it and that was over 50 years ago. I now make the best all natural animal fat soaps you can buy.
Much better than anything you could ever buy in a store.
We Only Sell Soap Loaves
We only sell Tallow and Lard Soap Loaves weighing approximately 2.90 lb each.
We do not sell single bars or any other size.
Sorry, no exceptions.
Why Animal Fat Soap Is Superior
Animal fats make real soap. It's that simple. Tallow and lard create a hard, long-lasting bar that closely mimics your skin's natural oils. This is traditional soap-making at its finest.
Deeply Moisturizing
Animal fats are rich in fatty acids that match human skin composition. Tallow and lard lock in moisture without clogging pores, making them exceptionally compatible with your skin's natural barrier.
Long-Lasting Bars
Tallow creates a very hard, durable bar. Lard makes a slightly softer but still long-lasting soap. Both dissolve slower than vegetable-based soaps. Use sparingly and it will last a long time.
Gentle & Hypoallergenic
Real animal fat soap is gentle on sensitive skin. No harsh chemicals. No synthetic additives. Just pure, traditional ingredients that have been used for centuries.
Rich, Creamy Lather
Tallow produces a creamy, stable lather. Lard creates a mild, gentle foam. Both clean thoroughly without stripping your skin of its natural oils.
Nutrient-Rich
Animal fats contain vitamins A, D, E, and K. These nutrients support skin health, repair the skin barrier, and provide natural antioxidant protection.
Sustainable & Traditional
Using animal fats honors the whole animal. Nothing goes to waste. This is old-world wisdom meeting practical sustainability.
Our Animal Fat Soap Loaves
We go out of our way to use Locally Sourced ingredients when possible. Our animal fats come from grass-fed, pasture-raised animals.
Tallow Soap Loaf
Approximately 2.90 lb
Made with rendered beef tallow from grass-fed cattle. This is the hardest, longest-lasting soap we make. Tallow closely mimics human skin oils, making it exceptionally moisturizing and compatible with all skin types.
It's real soap. It lasts.
Lard Soap Loaf
Approximately 2.90 lb
Made with rendered pork lard from pasture-raised pigs. Lard creates a mild, gentle soap with excellent moisturizing properties. Slightly softer than tallow but still durable and long-lasting.
The first soap I ever made. Traditional and effective.
To Cut Or Not To Cut, That Is The Question...
Our soap loaves are approximately 2.90 lb each. Cut it yourself with a sharp knife, or choose our cutting service when ordering.
Store your soap in any plastic resealable container. Keep it dry between uses and it will last even longer.
Farm-to-Bar Quality You Can Trust
We make our soaps in a small country town at a small soap factory in Connecticut, part of old New England. Our soaps are handmade.
When we source animal fats, we use only the highest quality available. Our tallow comes from grass-fed beef. Our lard comes from pasture-raised pork. We go out of our way to use Locally Sourced ingredients when possible.
This is not factory soap. This is traditional craftsmanship. Small-batch production ensures authenticity and quality in every loaf.
How To Use Animal Fat Soap
Using animal fat soap is real easy. Here's what you need to know:
- Cut your loaf: Use a sharp knife to cut bars from your 2.90 lb loaf. Cut to your preferred thickness.
- For body and hands: Wet the bar and lather directly on skin, or lather in your hands first then apply. Rinse thoroughly.
- For hair: Suds up your hands real well with the soap then apply to your hair. Work into a lather on your scalp and hair. Rinse completely. For best results, follow with an apple cider vinegar rinse: Add 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar to 2 pints of water. After shampooing just pour a bit onto your scalp, work it in a bit to fully get to all hair, then rinse out completely. It closes up the hair follicles and is good for your scalp.
- Storage: Keep your soap dry between uses. Store in any plastic resealable container or on a well-draining soap dish.
Note: Animal fat soap is concentrated and effective. Use sparingly and it will last a long time.
What Our Customers Say
Order Your Soap Loaves Today
You will not find better all natural handmade animal fat soap.
As we are a small business operation our long term goal is to create the most efficient operation possible so as to remain profitable. We only sell loaves. This is our entire animal fat soap product line and is not subject to change.
Important Ordering Information
We only take orders and ship orders to customers that reside in the 50 States of the United States Of America.
We have a 14-day return policy guarantee. See our return policy for complete details.
As we only sell bulk wholesale soaps, we do not use coupon or promo codes for any of our items.
No exceptions.