Nick and Michelle Bennett of Tasmanian Soap farm are standing receiving an award from Premier Jeremy Rockliff at a Community Achievement Awards event. Nick wears a black shirt and a red tartan kilt with a sporran. Michelle is in a black dress with a matching tartan sash.

About

The Farmacist and the Farm Assist

It's a love story. I met him in The Bull Inn, England, 1990. I became the head cook. He helped in the kitchen. I took him to Australia.

Three kids later, we lost our Queenslander dwelling in Cyclone Larry. Tassie beckoned. We escaped.

We feel so blessed that we found our forever property on the north west coast.

In 2017, while working in China (daughter house sat), I washed my hands and my skin peeled! I had two epiphanies. 1. To make my own soap so I'd know what was in it. 2. To use only Tasmanian ingredients. I had to trust what I used on my body.

Back in Tassie, Tasmanian Soap Farm began.

Then, my dentist told me to use soap to brush my teeth. My tooth enamel had worn off from toothpaste abrasives! I created my toothsoap, which my dentist bought and recommended to his patients.

Nick's always lending a helping hand while I continue formulating, creating and bringing familiar and also new products to life. We're living our best life!
A collage of multiple outdoor farm and rural scenes: Michelle Bennett in a field holding a basket, a black cockatoo perched on a tree, hanging purple wisteria flowers, tractors and harvested hay, distant snow capped mountains, horses, and a hand holding a glass of red liquid-it's camelia flower tea. The image functions as a lifestyle/editorial collage rather than a clean product shot. All photos are from Tasmanian Soap Farm.

Where the magic happens

With the cleanest air, the best rain and spring water on tap, views over the fertile rolling countryside to Bass Strait, or a snow covered St. Valentines Peak, this is home. This is Tasmanian Soap Farm.
A shirtless man with long blond hair applies shaving soap to his face with a brush while holding a soap bar from Tasmanian Soap Farm in a bathroom setting.
Family tested
A woman holding a rectangular bar of soap from Tasmanian Soap Farm in front of a mirror.
Family refined
A baby with wet hair sits in a white bathtub while an adult in a striped shirt washes the baby's back with baby soap from Tasmanian Soap Farm in a tiled bathroom.
Family approved

Our Logo and Motto

Our soap-bubble logo represents a light footprint, cleanliness and purity.

The proud farm horse reflects a simpler time, when people and the environment lived in harmony. It also symbolises our products: gentle, dependable and designed to work.

Clean: Tasmania’s strict biosecurity and GM-free status protect its reputation for purity.

Green: our island is renowned for its ancient protected forests and responsible farming practices.

Pristine: where landscapes, clean air and water remain largely unspoilt.

Our Mission

To harness Tasmania's goodness for a healthier you.

Our Values

Health

We use safe ingredients, scientific formulas and Australian cosmetic standards.

Integrity

We are ethical, honest and responsible, making products you can trust.

Empathy

We test everything on ourselves, family and friends. We want the very best for you.

Sustainability

We have local, renewable inputs and responsible packaging to help our planet.

Conservation

We donate a percentage of every sale to help protect Tasmania’s beloved devils.