Goat Milk? Soap

We take pains to protect our heart, lungs, liver, and eyes but our skin is the largest organ we have.  The steps we take to maintain it, may actually be causing it damage.  If a natural alternative to traditional soap is something you are looking for, goat milk may be the solution. 

There are several benefits to using goat milk in your personal care products.  First, it is high in alpha-hydroxy acids which helps remove dead skin cells.  This leaves skin looking younger and feeling smoother.  It works by breaking down the bond between the new skin and dead skin cells instead of using chemicals to break down the skin cells, as many commercial soaps do.

Furthermore, goat milk has natural anti-inflammatory properties which sooths damaged skin.  This is in part because the goat milk is so full of essential oils.  It also has natural antibiotic properties which aides in the treatment of acne. 

Need another reason to choose natural goat milk soap?  “Journal of The American College of Toxicology blamed sodium lauryl sulfate concentrations as low as 0.5 percent for causing skin irritation. Further studies showed that concentrations of 10-30 percent were found to cause severe skin corrosion. The "Household Products Directory" of the National Institutes of Health lists over 80 products that contain sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate with concentrations up to 30 percent.”   These chemicals are absorbed through the skin and stored in the cells of the body potentially damaging deeper layers of skin so “new” skin is damaged from the start.

It becomes an endless cycle of damage and struggling to make skin look healthy.  And in truth, you can’t wash with chemical soaps and stop damaging your skin so you buy more and more products to stop the effects of the damage you do every day.  Stop the damage before it starts and recover the skin you deserve.  A change to healthy natural goat milk soap is the solution. 

Check out our natural soap options here: natural goat milk soap

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Photo Source: Olaf Graden - Goat's Milk

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