What are the key characteristic benefits in Goat's Milk for your skin?
- Vitamin & Minerals
- Magnesium
- Cleanser
- Ph level
- Natural Exfoliation
- Promote Anti-Aging
- Vitamin A
Minerals and Vitamins, good source of Selenium. Goat Milk, Lactic Acid shown to exfoliate the dead skin layers of the skin.
Do you have Psoriasis or Eczema? Goat Milk has Vitamin A and Lactic Acid which may help improve, especially our Chemical Free Organic Goat Milk Soap products.
This is a very common question for those looking to purchase goat milk soap and you will be happy to learn that there are enough differences that those with sensitive skin often choose to go with goat milk soap every time, even if the price is a little higher per bar.
Regular soap bars you find in most retail stores are cheaper than natural alternatives because of the substitutions manufacturers make to replace healthy (but more expensive) ingredients. These substitutions are not as beneficial to your skin and some of the most common replacements, such as petroleum-based chemicals, can irritate the skin.
Commercial soap manufacturers also have the tendency to remove the glycerin from the soap before it solidifies. The glycerin is required for manufacturing the soap but they remove it to put into other products as a cost-saving maneuver. For regular soap users, that is an unfortunate practice as glycerin can be quite beneficial for your skin as a moisturizer.
The key ingredient in goat milk soap is - what else? - the goat milk. The milk adds a key component that is missing from common soaps. Lactic acid present in milk is a natural source of alpha hydroxy acids, a compound added to many anti-aging products. The lactic acid helps your skin rebuild connective tissue and collagen and it can help increase skin thickness without inflammation. Plus it can act as an exfoliate for your skin to remove dead skin cells.
Goat milk soap bars are also more likely to have a balanced pH level to match the pH of human skin. This helps reduce irritation in people with sensitive or irritable skin.
Many goat milk soap manufacturers are also goat farmers who hand craft their soaps with milk from goats they raise themselves. Information on the conditions of the farm and the kind of goats they use is usually readily available online and, if not, you can call them to ask. Not all companies can claim they know the exact source of everything put into their products like farmers can.
When you are on a budget, regular soap may seem like the cheapest option and upfront it may be. However, if you need to buy lotion to slather on your skin because your soap dries it out, just buying goat milk soap may be just about as cheap in the long run. It also supports local goat farmers who pride themselves in making a product which is the best for your skin.
