Thursday, May 8, 2014

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Lavender Goat Milk Soap


Our lavender farm has recently become a little bigger.  We now have goats (Alpine to be exact).  These cute creatures produce some of the best goat milk.  Milk loaded with essential nutrients and vitamins like vitamin C, B1, B6, B12, and E.  And since we are constantly looking for ways to make our products better, this new addition is one that you will love.

Goat's milk has many health benefits when ingested, but did you know the benefits goat milk has on your skin?  Here are some that I feel are important to have in a soap.

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Goat Milk Benefits for your skin


Alpha Hydroxy Acids. Goat milk contains alpha-hydroxy acids which helps to break down the glue that holds dead skin cells together, leaving new cells on the surface of your skin that are smoother and younger looking.  In addition, removing dead skin cells will help many skin conditions by removing the irritation.

Cream. The cream that is present in goat milk helps boost the moisturizing quality of soaps. Since many people suffer from dry skin, particularly in the winter months, this is an important benefit.  The famous Cleopatra, known for her beauty, was said to have bathed in goat’s milk.

Vitamins. Goat milk is high in Vitamin A, which repairs damaged skin tissue, and maintains healthy skin. There have been several medical studies showing that creams made with Vitamin A reduce lines and wrinkles, control acne, and provide some psoriasis relief. Also loaded with essential nutrients and vitamins like vitamin C, B1, B6, B12, and E, goat milk is amazing for your skin.

Minerals. Goat milk contains important minerals for the skin such as selenium. Selenium is believed  to have an important role in preventing skin cancer. Selenium can also help prevent damage to the skin from excessive time in the sun.

Lavender Benefits for your skin

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Antiseptic and Disinfectant.  Even before World War I, lavender has been used to treat and disinfect wounds. Hospitals use lavender oil as an antiseptic and disinfectant to sterilize surfaces and equipment.  When applied to cuts, scrapes and burns, lavender's antiseptic properties do a great job of keeping things clean.

Anti-fungal.  Lavender could be used to combat the increasing incidents of antifungal-resistant infections, according to a study published in the Journal of Medical Microbiology. Lavender essential oil shows a potent anti-fungal effect against strains of fungi responsible for common skin and nail infections.  One young customer of ours reported that she used our Lavendoola lavender salve at the first sign of a yeast infection and it was gone within a day.

Treatment of Acne.  Lavender has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties which can fight the bacteria causing acne infections, helping to reduce swelling and redness.

Treatment of Eczema. Lavender relieves itching, adds moisture, thus speeding up the healing process. Regular usage of lavender lessens eczema outbreaks significantly.

Treatment of Wrinkles.  Lavender contains relaxation properties, relieves tension, stress and inflammation, all of which are responsible for causing skin aging. It also boosts the circulatory system, thus increasing the flow of oxygen and nutrients to skin cells. This results in lowering the signs of aging such as wrinkles and fine lines.

As you can see, Lavendoola's Lavender Goat Milk soap is a must in any house. All those benefits every time you take a bath or just wash your hands.  Simply Amazing. Try some today at www.Lavendoola.com.