Goat’s Milk: The benefits

There are many amazing articles on the benefits of Goat’s Milk. eHow.com is an excellent resource for learning the benefits of Goat’s Milk Soap.

Ph Level:

Keeping a balanced Ph level is extremely important for our bodies to maintain a healthy weight with minimal, if any, issues. The Ph of Goat’s Milk soap  is like that of human skin, therefore, it helps combat invasions of unfriendly bacteria and chemicals harmful to our bodies.

Moisturizing:

There are many fats and natural creams found in Goat’s Milk. It’s smooth and creamy texture helps to create a barrier against the harsh environments we live in. It’s fantastic for moisture, and if you’re not an extremely dry person, you could possibly even substitute Goat’s Milk soap for your daily moisturizer.

Sensitive Skin:

Alcohol, Petroleum, and Preservatives are only a few of the additives that can be found in commercialized, mass-produced skin care products. These additives can help to irritate skin by furthering an already noticeable rash, or becoming the main cause of a new skin problem.

Eczema:

Eczema is a skin condition where red, itchy patches of skin are found on the body. It’s extremely dry, and many people use Goat’s Milk soap because of the nutrients found in natural goat’s milk. It reduces the itchiness caused by the Eczema.

Acne:

Goat’s Milk Soap helps acne and acne-prone skin because of all proteins power-packed into goat’s milk soap.

Exfoliation:

Alpha-Hydroxy acids found in goat’s milk are an amazing way to buff off dry skin, leaving a smooth and silky surface.

I have to comment….who wants to shave every day? Nobody that I know of. We have done countless Brazilian waxes. Do you know what a Brazilian waxing service consists of? The Brazilian waxing service consists of the entire frontal pubic area and the labia (the lips) and the back of the buttocks and everything in between. I know it may be uncomfortable to hear but when you need to be clean and ready for vacation you do what it takes. We have a numbing cream that will help reduce the pain but it won’t take it away totally. It makes it more bearable.

So, with that being said I want to offer some suggestions to have a successful waxing service. First of all come in after a fresh shower to keep your private areas clean. Do not use a harsh detergent to scrub because this may make your areas more sensitive and we know that pulling the hair out by the root is quick by not painless.  the same goes for all other body parts. We will apply a light antiseptic, the some powder so the wax and the strip will adhere and it pulls off more efficiently. Any questions? send me your questions here as a comment and I will be happy to answer them.

Now shaving. Shaving is a low cost at home that normally you can use a soap and you know that I recommend our goats milk soaps that are so gentle on the skin that shaving is a glide. Always rinse thoroughly so you don’t leave anything left behind and use a moisturizer that will protect your skin and moisturize after this major exfoliation. If you have to choose between a shave and a wax, we recommend the waxing because it lasts up to 3 weeks sometimes longer  if your hair doesn’t grow in as quickly. Leave the hair grow out to about 1/4″  so that the waxing specialist has something to grip. Enjoy more free time with your waxing service.

As society is ever changing, one “accessory” that is here to stay is our cell phone. Once attached at our hip, it is usually now attached to our ears. You can’t walk very far without seeing a passing stranger talking incessantly on her cell phone.

Although it is convenient, cell phone radio waves may have a huge affect on the quality of not just our skin, but our health. In an article, written by Sue Mueller of Foodconsumer.org, Mueller writes that a study in Finland showed that radio frequency could be a contributor of altered proteins in our skin. Additionally, according to BioMedCentral.com, “radio waves could also be a factor of sleep disorders, headaches, or allergy-like symptoms.” Cancer is the big discussion after all. So many studies are underway to determine the affects of radio waves on skin and its ability to cause cancer.

Although there does not seem to be enough sufficient proof that cell phone radio waves are the main cause all of these physiological concerns, it does seem to make sense that issues would arise from our need to be on our tellys 24/7.

It doesn’t seem that the outcome is good either way. Radio waves, TV waves, Cell waves…they all could be main contenders in our battle with Cancer and other health issues.

Until we have some invention that prevents radio waves from accessing the proteins and cells in our bodies, we certainly shouldn’t brush this under the rug. Be aware of how often you are on the phone. Turn it off when you can do without it. Spend more time with family and friends and leave the phone at home.