Ideal for everyday body or hand soap. Maker's Favorite!
This Goat's Milk and Herbal Soap features Calendula, Organic Ground Oats, Turmeric, and Sage Essential Oils.
Calendula, Calendula officinalis, has antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties that makes it useful in healing wounds, soothing eczema, and skin rash.
Ingredients
Saponified Oils of Olive, Coconut, Castor, Safflower, Avocado, Hemp Seed, Local Tallow (Power's Farm), Shea & Cocoa Butter. Goat’s Milk, Calendula + Comfrey. Local Honey. Patchouli, Spearmint, Lavender, Clary Sage + Geranium Essential Oils. Cocoa Powder.
Skin Benefits
Goat milk is rich in fatty acids which moisturize your skin and vitamin A which has antiaging properties!
Comfrey– Contains allantion, a substance that hastens skin call regeneration and stimulation of cell proliferation, Is anti-inflammatory and emollient. Studies have shown it is effective in treating eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, and viral skin infections. Comfrey is so effective at healing skin; it should never be used on open wounds.
Calendula – Associated with the Sun. Symbolizes Friendship and Love. Aides in creating the right environment for abundance, beaty, and happiness to flourish. Skin benefits are numerous and include treatment for eczema, acne, sunburn, aging, scaring, dryness, and healing wounds.
Tallow is rich in fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K along with essential minerals and antioxidants which help in repairing and soothing the skin. Tallow is rich in fatty acids that closely resemble the natural oils found in human skin. We source only local pastured tallow that we render ourselves, offering a more sustainable and eco-friendly option over 100% plant-based soaps.
The tallow-based soap was found to be efficacious as a disinfectant
The herbal soap had good efficacy to fight skin infecting bacteria. It was also less drying and damaging to the skin, whereas most chemical soaps tend to dry out the skin. Thus, the herbal soap showed positive results with anti-aging by retaining moisture rather than depriving it. Engkabang fat esters, which are derived primarily from tallow, showed increased skin hydration.
