Simply Set Apart soap & stock
Heirloom Sheep Milk Apothecary
Ultra-rich sheep milk skincare created to calm, nourish, and repair compromised skin.
The Heart Behind the Flock
On a Kentucky hillside tended by the same family since 1923, Simply Set Apart creates slow-made sheep milk skincare using milk from our flock.
Our bars and creams are crafted to gently cleanse, nourish, and restore sensitive skin, rooted in traditional tallow, simple ingredients, and time-honored methods.
This is skincare the way it used to be: unhurried, intentional, and cultivated with care.
• Gentle for sensitive and eczema-prone skin
• Small-batch sheep milk bars & creams
• No harsh detergents, fillers, or synthetic dyes
• Rooted in nourishing, farm-raised ingredients
"...set apart by the Spirit for obedience and for sprinkling with the blood of Jesus Christ. May grace and peace be multiplied to you."
1 Peter 1:2 HCSB
Sheep Milk vs Goats Milk
Why our sheep milk soap feels different.
Our Fresh Goat Milk
Milk Fat: ~4–4.5%
Protein: ~3.1%
Vitamin A: ~200 IU
Vitamin D: ~30 IU
Vitamin E: ~0.1 mg
Calcium: ~330 mg
Light, gentle cleansing
Good for sensitive skin
Our Fresh Sheep Milk
Milk Fat: 6–7.5%
Protein: 5.5–6%
Vitamin A: 450–550 IU
Vitamin D: 120–160 IU
Vitamin E: 0.6–0.8 mg
Calcium: 470–500 mg
Ultra-rich, lotion-like lather
Ideal for sensitive & eczema-prone skin
Sheep milk contains up to 80% more skin-supportive fats and proteins, creating a bar that nourishes deeper than goats milk can.
About The Vision
At Set Apart Simply, every product begins with a simple belief: what we bring into our homes should nourish, not harm or just fill space.
Life has taught me that God’s creation provides everything we need.
That’s why I use ingredients that do more than just avoid toxins, they actually heal, soothe, and restore.
This isn’t just soap. It’s skincare with a purpose. It’s choosing simplicity over chemicals. It’s choosing to live set apart from a synthetic world.
Set your home apart from the world with simple ingredients you can trust.
1 Peter 3:15-16