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Mud Pony Soap started in 2020 with the addition of two little Nigerian Dwarf goats, Selena Goatmez and Goatie Hawn. Although they are currently too young to contribute milk, they provide plenty of entertainment at the farm. Instead, the milk in our soap is purchased from local farms.
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Leyna and Brian Cannon reside in Altoona, Florida along with their two small children, Calder and Hayden. They also co-own Rocking Horse Stables, a large eventing facility that hosts many shows throughout the year. Leyna is an active equestrian that also spends time raising English Orpington chickens. Brian builds cross country and stadium jumps while also importing aluminum stadium jumps for his side business, BC Jumps LLC. Their involvement in the equestrian community along with daily farm-life is the inspiration for all Mud Pony soaps.
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We use quality ingredients to handcraft small quantities of soap. Olive oil, coconut oil and palm oil are in all our recipes while raw goat milk provides many vitamins: A, B1, B6, B12, C, D and E.
We spend countless hours pampering our horses...
Now it's time for ourselves!
-Mud Pony Soap
We spend countless hours pampering our horses...
Now it's time for ourselves!
-Mud Pony Soap
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To make our "hoofprint" just a little smaller, we've avoided using plastic in all our soap packaging. |
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