Silky Milky Shampoo with goatsmilk

Silky Milky Shampoo is a liquid shampoo made by Capricopia with fresh goat's milk. The maker's short ingredient list reads filtered rainwater, olive oil, coconut oil, sunflower oil, goat's milk and lye (potassium hydroxide, written KOH by the maker), which is used to turn the oils into soap. The maker says it uses no synthetic foamers, thickeners or preservatives, that it is pH tested, and that it has a creamy lather.

It comes in two sizes, 125 ml and 500 ml. The maker lists both on the same page. Capricopia also makes the same goat's milk idea as a bar: the Goat's Milk Soap Oval Bar is made from fresh milk, olive oil and coconut oil. The shampoo works from the same idea in liquid form, with rainwater and sunflower oil added to the olive and coconut oils.

Made by Capricopia, a farm in the Margaret River region that keeps goats, sheep and bees. The maker's story page says two goats arrived in 2013 and that Cath began making soap from their milk in 2014. It also says the farm's goats wean their kids naturally at five months, and that more than 10,000 trees and shrubs have been planted to feed the animals.

Seeing it in person

Capricopia is a working farm in the Margaret River region and asks people to use its contact form for queries. Its contact page says its soaps and balms are sold online and at Origins Market in Busselton (checked 13 October 2026). Market times are on the maker's site.

Delivery

Capricopia's shipping policy says it ships within Australia only (checked 13 October 2026). Check postage and timing at its checkout.

Questions

What is in it?
Filtered rainwater, olive oil, coconut oil, sunflower oil, goat's milk and lye (KOH), according to the maker.

Which sizes are there?
125 ml and 500 ml.

Good to know

• Liquid shampoo made with fresh goat's milk
• 125ml and 500ml bottles
• No synthetic foamers, thickeners or preservatives (maker)
• Made in the Margaret River region, Western Australia

Facts checked by Shane Simmons from Capricopia's website on 13 October 2026. Sources: Capricopia product page, story page and contact page, shipping policy.