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Dulce de Donké was founded in 2014 by Walt and Saundra Traywick in Luther, Oklahoma. Their family's search for donkey milk during their daughter's illness led them to raise American Mammoth donkeys and develop a farm-based skincare business. The family's work centers on caring for its herd, making small batches by hand, and helping families through its donkey-milk mission. That personal beginning continues to shape a practical, hands-on approach to making skincare.
Colloidal oats and raw honey distinguish this donkey milk soap from the maker's plain milk bar. Organic olive and coconut oils form part of the published recipe, while the maker identifies the honey as locally produced. The result is a farm-made bar with a short, clearly stated ingredient list.
Choose this bar when oats and honey are the ingredients you want in a daily cleansing product. Its published list does not include the essential-oil blends used in the charcoal, citrus, and mint soaps. It does contain animal-derived milk and honey, so it is not a vegan product. The product is one bar; the honey jar, loose oats, flowers, milk bottle, and soap dish shown in styled photographs are not part of the purchase.
Included: One 4.5 oz soap bar. SKU: BS-OH-45.
Made in the United States at the family's Oklahoma Donkey Dairy in Luther, Oklahoma, according to the maker's product information and farm-production statements. This identifies where the finished product is manufactured; it does not establish that every ingredient is grown or produced in the United States.
For this soap bar, the maker's published policy aims to dispatch in-stock orders within three to four business days, with carrier transit time in addition. Busy periods can extend processing. The supplier does not dispatch orders on weekends or holidays. The maker states that orders containing a preorder or made-to-order moisturizer wait until every item is ready. Shipping charges are shown at checkout; review the delivery information for your address before purchasing.
This soap is a personal-care item. BuyAmerican's refund policy excludes personal-care and beauty goods from returns. The maker also declines refunds or returns for general dissatisfaction or a product not suiting the customer's skin. Its published damage policy requires photographs within 24 hours of receipt and provides replacement of damaged or broken items; if it requests the broken item back, it covers that return shipment. For a BuyAmerican order, contact hello@buyamerican.com promptly with photos and your order information before sending anything back.
Organic virgin olive oil (Olea Europaea Fruit Oil), donkey milk, organic coconut oil (Cocos Nucifera), sodium hydroxide (lye), organic colloidal oats (Avena Sativa Kernel Flour), and raw honey. The maker identifies the honey as locally produced.
Contains milk. Also contains honey and oats. Read the current package before use, especially if you avoid a particular ingredient. Ingredient names describe the formula rather than promising suitability for every skin type.
Wet the bar and work up a lather with water, apply gently, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid the eye area and use the product externally. Allow the bar to drain and dry between uses rather than leaving it in standing water. Follow any additional instructions on the delivered package.
Test a new skincare product on a small area before adding it to your routine, and stop using it if it causes irritation. The American Academy of Dermatology explains how to test a new skincare product.
Explore more soap and bath products or browse American-made soaps to compare formulas. Learn more about the family's beginnings in the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture's Dulce de Donké profile.
Every product is sourced, crafted, and shipped from within the United States. No exceptions.

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