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Many who suffer from sensitive skin turn to goat’s milk skin care products for many reasons. For one goat milk soap does not contain any harsh ingredients such as alcohol, petroleum, or preservatives that are commonly found in commercial soaps and skin care products. These ingredients are known to cause all sorts of skin irritations. Goat’s milk has many health benefits, but when it comes to the skin it is most recognized for its moisturizing ability. Goat’s milk has a PH that is very similar to human skin. This helps protect the skin from bacteria and chemicals that we come in contact on a daily basis, and is what makes goat milk soaps highly moisturizing and non-irritating for just about every skin type.
Goat milk is also a natural source for alpha-hydroxy acids. These acids help exfoliate the skin by breaking down the glue holding dead skin cells together, rejuvenating the skin, making it feel smoother and look much younger, and healthier.
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Goat’s milk has been gaining more and more popularity, not just in the natural skin care industry, but the food market as well. Goat’s milk soap will not only work wonders on the skin, but also has many other health benefits. Goat’s milk products are easier to digest; they have no preservative, no growth hormones or antibiotics, and are Gluten free. One out of ten people who are allergic to cow milk can drink goat’s milk. Goat’s milk is easier on sensitive stomachs and is higher in calcium than cow’s milk and lower in cholesterol, and lactose.
What was once considered the “poor man’s cow” is slowly staring to become a more desirable animal to have for producing milk. A single goat can produce enough milk for an entire family. For thousands of years man has been shepherding goats, and most likely was the primary source of milk way back then. Goat milk is used for many products such as soaps, lotions, milk, cheese, yogurt, and so forth, which are all great reasons for the many who desire to become more self sufficient, turn to the goat for all their dairy needs.