Oatmeal , Goat Milk, Organic Honey
This is a wonderful bar of soap.
We have just as many customers ask for this bar as they do the African black or Camel milk bars.
This bar contains;
Aloe Vera contains antioxidants, enzymes, Vitamins A and C, and it is highly anti-inflammatory. It can help treat burns, acne, and dry skin.” when it comes to acne, Aloe Vera works best on superficial surface acne rather than cystic or deeper acne.
Olive oil
When applied to the skin, antioxidants may prevent premature aging.
Being referred to as known as LIQUID GOLD has many claimed benefits. When applied to the skin, antioxidants may prevent premature aging. Also, some research suggests that putting olive oil on the skin after sun exposure may keep the skin moisturized and help prevent skin radicals
Coconut oil This awesome oil may be linked to some potential benefits for skin, including reducing inflammation, keeping skin moisturized and helping heal wounds. The medium-chain fatty acids found in coconut oil also possess antimicrobial properties that can help treat acne and protect the skin from harmful bacteria.
Shea butter Moisturizes Dry Skin. Treats Acne and Blemishes, Reduces Skin Inflammation, Anti-Aging and Anti-Free Radical Agent, Provides Relief for Itchy and Peeling Skin, Restores the Elasticity of the Skin, Reduce Razor Irritation and Bumps, Reduces Stretch Marks.
Castor oil the antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties of castor oil make it useful in reducing acne. Ricinoleic acid can inhibit growth in the bacteria that cause acne. Texture: Castor oil is also rich in other fatty acids. These can enhance smoothness and softness when applied to facial skin.
Honey
Honey has a long and romantic history—it is one of the oldest "ingredients" known to man. Women—and a few savvy men—through the ages have bathed in and used honey to keep their skin and hair radiant:
But history aside, honey is actually a pretty remarkable liquid. Honey is primarily known for its humectant—a compound that attracts moisture to itself and helps retain the moisture—and antimicrobial qualities. Naturally, humectants are wonderful oil additives to lotions, scrubs, and other skincare products.
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Goat milk
The advantage of using natural fats, such as those found in goat milk soap, is that they leave sensitive skin’s natural moisture barrier intact, while gently and effectively cleaning.
Goat milk is rich in saturated fats, which add to the lather we love so much, as well as unsaturated fats, which provide moisture and nourishment for your skin. Surfactants, however, can slice through all your body’s natural oils, leaving skin feeling dry, tight, itchy, and vulnerable to irritation and potential infection.
And we can't forget the Oatmeal.
Relieves Skin Irritation and Itching. Any kind of irritation or itching that is caused due to dermatitis can be cured...Exfoliates the skin naturally and reduces oil from the skin. If you have a pimple prone or oily skin, using oatmeal soap daily can help...
This bar smells SO GOOD. Lathers amazingly and feels great!
Simply put, this is an amazing bar.