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Goats milk soap helps for dry, itchy skin prone to eczema:

Goat milk is rich in natural lipids, vitamins, fatty acids, minerals and oligosaccharides which can help to nourish the skin’s natural microbiome.

For those with eczema and/or dry, sensitive skin, goat’s milk soap can be soothing and hydrating.”

Goat’s milk is also a source of lactic acid, which gently exfoliates the skin and has been shown to increase production of ceramides.

“Lactic acid is also a natural humectant which means that it attracts moisture to the skin, so goat milk soap works by not only attracting moisture, but keeping it there once it’s in the skin.

It Can Help Fight Acne

The lactic acid found in goat milk soap has multiple benefits and can also help to fight acne.

Goat milk contains a high concentration of lactic acid, which is an alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) that helps to exfoliate dead skin and improve dull skin complexion.

It also helps to unclog skin pores that may contribute to stubborn acne.”

It Can Help With Anti-Aging and Hyperpigmentation

Other than being a great skin cleanser, goat milk soap is also rich in vitamin A.

Vitamin A helps promote healthy skin turnover is important in the treatment (and prevention) of fine lines and wrinkles.

What Skin Type Is Goat Milk Soap Best For?

 Goat milk soap is good for any skin type.

In terms of what skin type will see the most benefits. Goat milk feeds and nourishes the microbiome, so it calms troubled skin and helps with conditions like eczema, rosacea and psoriasis.

Are There Any Side Effects?

Fortunately, there are no commonly occurring side effects known to be caused by using goat milk soap as it is considered less allergenic than over-the-counter soaps, since lacks artificial ingredients and fragrance. However, like any ingredient, if you have allergy-prone skin, you should speak to your doctor or dermatologist and at the very least do a little patch test with the product on the back of the forearm to see if there’s a skin reaction.

“One of the most common questions we get asked is if you have an allergy to dairy or are lactose intolerant, can you still use goat milk soap. Lactose intolerance is a condition of the gastrointestinal system caused by a lack of a specific enzyme to digest the milk, and this is not related to the skin.” So, if you’re lactose intolerant, you can still try out goat milk soap.