Goat milk soap, typically made by hand, is a natural soap rich in nutrients. A major difference between the handmade soap and commercial soap is the absence of harsh chemicals found in other soaps. Goat milk soap is very beneficial to the skin and is especially helpful for those with dry skin.
Strengthen
Skin protects us from bacteria and virus invasions, but can become weak and brittle over time. During this time, your body has a better chance of being cut or broken, allowing these germs to penetrate. Using a natural soap that is fortified with vitamins helps strengthen the skin. According to Free Beauty Tips, goat milk soap contains vitamins A and D.
Smooth
Skin can develop wrinkles, cracks and crevices over time. Free Beauty Tips state that goat milk soap can help restore smoothness and add shine because of the lactic acid content in the natural soap. All milk-based soaps are proficient at smoothing the skin due to the proteins found in milk and their ability to penetrate the skin.
Moisturize
Dry, scaly skin is a common side effect of commercial soaps. New England Grown notes that goat milk soap has a special ingredient called capric-capryllic triglyceride. This oil helps moisturize the skin and is considered one of the best at doing so. Handmade soap also can adjust the amount of glycerin that is left in the soap. Natural News claims that glycerin is a moisturizer that is often removed from commercial soaps.
Overall Health
Commercial soaps contain many chemicals that can keep your skin from looking and feeling its best. These chemicals can cause problems such as dry skin. Goat milk soap uses natural products that have positive aspects for your skin, creating overall healthier skin.



Member Comments
octoberRose February 25
Thanks Matt for a great story!!! Fraiche Soap was founded on the goat's milk as our soap base for the very reason you talk out in your article! Check us out and drop us a line! www.myfraiche.com You can read about how our founder Johnan fell in love with goat's milk soap on our story page.
Ruth Ann