WHY GOAT MILK SOAP

Facts about using Goat Milk Soap

1. Cleanses deeply yet gently

Goat milk soaps are handcrafted bar soaps that contain no harsh detergents or harmful chemical compounds. The lactic acid component of pure goat milk is known to play a key role in cleansing our skin by eliminating impurities. It also contains alpha hydroxy acids that break down the bonds between dead cells and removes the dull surface layer of the skin to give it a squeaky clean appearance. Moreover, these soaps are rich in natural ingredients, which work gently without causing excessive dryness.

2. Promotes healthy and nourished skin

Goat milk is packed with vitamins, such as A, B1, B6, B12, C, D, E, etc., and minerals, such as zinc, copper, iron, selenium, etc. Along with vitamins it also contains fatty acids, amino acids, citric acid, antioxidants and enzymes. All these are needed not just for our body but are also important for our skin. However, the best part is that goat milk can penetrate the surface layer of the skin quickly and provides ample our amounts of nutrients. In short, regular use of goat milk soap can feed the skin and nourish it from within.

3. Keeps the skin soft and moisturized

Goat milk is an emollient, or natural moisturizer, that gets absorbed by the skin instantly and creates a moisture barrier to keep it soft, smooth and supple for a longer period of time. It is loaded with proteins, fatty acids and glycerin, which contribute to its hydrating and moisturizing properties. In addition, the creamy texture of the soap gives a luxurious softness by penetrating the upper layer of the skin and reaching the cracks and gaps formed between the cells .

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4. Prevents premature aging

Due to being rich in powerful antioxidants, such as Vitamins A, C and E, goat milk can keep our body free from the oxidative damages caused by free radicals. It also eliminates the layer of dead cells from the surface layer of our skin and reveals the new cell layers underneath. Both of these contribute to delaying the signs of premature aging, such as the signs of  premature signs of aging like the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, sun spots, etc..

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5. Keeps skin acne-free

According to experts, goat milk soap is capable to any other anti-bacterial soap available in the market, especially when it comes to treating acne and blemishes. The milk proteins present in the products possess amazing anti-microbial properties, which help prevent the growth of acne-causing bacteria and destroy the bacteria present on your skin.

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6. Relieves irritation and inflammation

Regular use of goat milk soap can be helpful in relieving skin inflammation. Goat milk is known to have strong anti-inflammatory properties due to the presence of fat molecules. Additionally, it does not include chemical additives. So, anybody (even people with sensitive skin) can use it without worrying about irritation or inflammation.

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7. Heals skin infections quickly

As said in the previous point, goat milk can soothe our skin without causing itchiness. In addition, it possesses effective anti-microbial properties. Therefore, the soap made from it can easily be used to heal skin infections, such as rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis faster.

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8. Maintains pH balance of the skin

Goat milk soap helps balance the pH level of our body perfectly. It has been found that goat milk contains a certain fatty acid named caprylic acid, which lowers the pH balance of the soap and makes it almost similar to that of the human body. As a result, our skin can absorb most of the nutrients from the soap and could prevent the presents of germs successfully.

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9. Repairs damaged skin faster

Goat milk is enriched with alpha hydroxyl acids, which removes dead skin cells and encourage the growth of fresh new cells in our body. It helps in repairing damaged skin, giving us a young and vibrant look.

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10. Protects from skin cancer

Goat milk soap contains selenium, which was proven by scientists to protect our skin from the damaging ultraviolet rays of the sun, keeping skin cancer at bay.

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So when are you going to give goat milk soap a try?

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​The information contained here has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA and is for informational purposes only. It is  not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified health care provider to treat a medical condition.