Fresh Goat's Milk Soap
Fresh Goat's Milk Soap
Alpha Hydroxy Acids
Goat milk contains Alpha Hydroxy Acids. These lactic acids help gently remove dead skin cells allowing for fresh new skin cells to surface. Thus creating smoother, healthier and rejuvenated skin.
Vitamins
A, C, E and B vitamins can be found in goat's milk. All of these vitamins can help your skin. Goat's milk has lots of vitamin A which is necessary to repair damaged skin. Medical studies have shown that vitamin A can help reduce lines, wrinkles, control acne and provide relief from psoriasis.
Anti-Inflammatory
Goat milk reduces skin inflammation due to the fat molecule content. It soothes and nourishes the skin creating an anti-inflammatory effect.
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