100% Natural Soap from Extra virgin Olive Oil with Goat Milk

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Since the days of Cleopatra, milk has been used as a luxurious moisturizer. Goat’s milk contains proteins, amino acids and Vitamin A to nourish the skin. Goat milk consists of natural emollients and triglycerides that act as natural moisturizer.

It is known that goat milk can reduce skin inflammation, and soothes dry and damaged skin. It can reduce wrinkles and delay signs of skin ageing.  Goat’s milk soap has alpha-hydroxyl acids that soften the skin by breaking down the glue that holds dead skin cells together. Goat’s milk has the closest PH level to our skin.  This helps protect our skin from invading bacteria and chemicals.

Delays signs of skin ageing: Goat’s milk soap delays signs of skin ageing due to its high content of alpha-hydroxyl acids such as lactic acid. Alpha-hydroxyl acids break down dead skin cell bonds, removing dead skin cells from the skin’s surface and leaving behind new cells on the surface that appear smoother and more youthful.

Not a chemical counterfeit: Water-based soaps on mainstream supermarket shelves use harsh chemical acids to break down dead skin cells. The lasting effect of chemical acids on the skin is more similar to a chemical “burn.” Alpha hydroxyl acids found in goat’s milk work with the skin instead of breaking it down and ageing it further.

Anti-inflammatory properties: Goat’s milk reduces skin inflammation due to its fat molecule content. The cream present in goat’s milk is a moisturizer, soothing dry and damaged skin, possessing an anti-inflammatory effect.

Loaded with essentials:
Goat’s milk is packed full of essential nutrients and vitamins like vitamin D,C, B1, B6, B12, and E, which feed the skin and are absorbed into the body.

Treats acne: Studies now show that
goat’s milk is effective for treating acne and skin conditions. This is primarily because goat’s milk has anti-bacterial properties that delay the growth of microbial organisms that spur the spread of acne

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