How Do You Make Goat Milk Soap, Cold Process Method?
Goat milk soap has many benefits. This is instructions on how to make a cold process soap from goat’s milk. Researchers are now discovering the skin benefits from contact with whey protein and lactic acid. Lactic acid helps smooth skin by exfoliation, and milk also contains Vitamins A and D, whose benefits include giving skin strength and suppleness. Many milk based soaps are made of goat’s milk, which has the same ph as human skin. Goats produce a high fat, creamy milk that’s easily digested because its molecules are smaller than those of cow’s milk. People allergic to cow’s milk often drink goat’s milk instead because of the protein profile of goat’s milk, which more closely resembles that of human milk, and which makes goat milk easier to digest. The other upside of using goats’ milk in all kind of products is the fact that goats are more easily farmed than cows or sheep: they forage on all kinds of feed, are resistant to injury and disease and are providers of wool, meat and milk.
