Adding our Luxury Goat Milk Bath to your tub can do a number of things for the skin, including helping to reduce inflammation, helping to hydrate and to boost moisture retention, calming redness, and more!
The practice of milk baths used for skin softening and beauty dates back to ancient times, with evidence suggesting its use by ancient Romans and the legendary Cleopatra!
The moisturizing effect may help to ease sunburn, as well as symptoms of chronic inflammatory diseases such as:
- Atopic Dermatitis
- Eczema
- Psoriasis
Key Benefits & Features:
• Deep Hydration: Goat milk is a natural emollient that locks in moisture and keeps skin silky.
• Gentle Exfoliation: Natural lactic acid helps remove dead skin cells and impurities.
• Soothes Skin Conditions: Known to calm irritation from eczema, psoriasis, and acne-prone skin.
• Nutrient-Rich: Contains vitamins A, B6, and B12 to rejuvenate skin.
• Skin-Friendly: Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin and babies.
How to Use Our Goat Milk Bath Salt Soak:
• Prepare the Bath: Fill your tub with warm/hot water.
• Add the Milk Bath: Add 1/4 to 1/2 cup of goat milk powder and swirl to dissolve.
• Soak: Soak for 20-30 minutes to allow the nutrients to penetrate.
• Finish: Rinse with clean water and pat skin dry. Finish up with our Tallow Balm (optional) to lock in moisture.
INGREDIENTS
1. VANILLA & ROSE: epsom salt, goat milk powder (dehydrated BC goat milk), dried rose petals, vanilla oil, rose oil
2. LAVENDER & ELDERFLOWER: epsom salt, goat milk powder (dehydrated BC goat milk), dried lavender flowers, dried elderflowers, lavender essential oil
3. BERGAMOT, LAVENDER & ORANGE: epsom salt, goat milk powder (dehydrated BC goat milk), loose leaf earl grey tea, dried lavender flowers, lavender essential oil, bergamot essential oil, sweet orange essential oil
4. CHAMOMILE & HIBISCUS: epsom salt, goat milk powder (dehydrated BC goat milk), dried & ground hibiscus flowers, dried chamomile flowers whole, roman chamomile essential oil
- Each pouch is resealable -
Handcrafted in Black Creek, BC using dehydrated Goat Milk from Happy Days Dairy in Armstrong, BC.
