This bar is a great exfoliating soap, because it contains ground coffee. It makes for an excellent hand soap for those who like to get their hands dirty, or an all over exfoliant for the shower. Mildly scented with fresh brewed coffee.
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Ingredients: Raw Goat Milk, Saponified Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Lard, Brewed Coffee, Coffee Grounds
All of our soaps contain raw goat milk, milked from our goats right here on the farm. In addition, we use all food grade oils in our soap and locally source our supplies when we can. Our honey comes from Mann’s Acres, and many of our oils come from Dewig Meats. The essential oil we use come from reputable sources and are 100% pure therapeutic grade.
Why Goats Milk?
Goat milk is rich in both saturated and unsaturated fats, particularly caprylic acid, allowing for gentle removal of dirt and debris without removing the skin’s natural fatty acids. Furthermore, the milk is a good source of vitamin A, a fat-soluble vitamin shown to have anti-aging properties. People with certain dry skin conditions, namely psoriasis and eczema, often have lower levels of lipids, such as cholesterol, ceramides, and fatty acids, in the skin. To improve dry skin, the lipid barrier must be restored and rehydrated. Goat milk soap’s high cholesterol and fatty acid levels may replace missing fats while providing moisture to allow for better water retention.
Due to its lactic acid content, goat milk soap also may help control or prevent acne. Lactic acid is a natural exfoliant that gently removes dead skin cells, which helps prevent acne by keeping pores clear of dirt, oil, and excess sebum. Moreover, goat milk soap is gentle and may help maintain the skin’s moisture. This is unlike many face cleansers containing harsh ingredients that can dry out the skin, potentially leading to excess oil production and clogged pores. Although promising, treatment for acne varies from person to person. Therefore, consult your dermatologist or other healthcare professional to ensure you’re using the best product for your skin.
