A fruity floral blend of peach, watermelon, neroli and jasmine on a dry down of aquatic notes and musk. Has an aroma similar to some fabric softeners, smells like laundry hanging on the line. Goats Milk 
An absolutely tantalizing fragrance composed of sweet bouquet of mandarin orange, bergamot, and tangerine enhanced by hints of fresh peaches, strawberries, and raspberries on an undertone of white musk. GM/Honey/Oatmeal Soap 
Welcome...
Welcome to Fainting Goat Candles and Soaps, if you're looking for candles and soaps that are loaded with the maximum allowed fragrance than your in the right place. Our Soaps are handmade and contain Goats Milk which is known for its moisturizing and healing properties when it comes to your skin. If you suffer from dry hands or feet than this is the soap for you, just wash your hands and feet with it for 1 week and the difference will astound you.Our Soy Candles are made from vegetable based Soy grown in Iowa (we do not use any parrafin.) All of our Soy Candles are made with Pure Natural Soybean Oil. All candles are poured by hand in very small batches. Our small hand poured batches insure the quality of every candle, all of our Candles are 4x scented due to the ability of our wax to hold an insane amount of scent .All of the materials we user are NEVER tested on animals, contain no Palm Wax, Petroleum, Parrafin, Pesticides, Insecticides, Toxic Materials. You have to try our Natural Soy Candles to believe it, they are awesome the amount of scent is insane.
Warning : Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep wick trimmed to 1/4". Discard candle when 1/2" of wax remains. Avoid Drafts, keep away from children, pets, and flammable objects. Burn candle no more than 3 hours at a time.
What are Fainting Goats?
A fainting goat is a breed of domestic goat whose muscles freeze for roughly 10 seconds when the goat is startled. Though painless, this generally results in the animal collapsing on its side. The characteristic is caused by a hereditary genetic disorder called myotonia congenita. When startled, younger goats will stiffen and fall over. Older goats learn to spread their legs or lean against something when startled, and often they continue to run about in an awkward, stiff-legged shuffle.