"Why did my body butter liquify?  And if it does..then what?"
 

Yes, your body butter can change from solid to liquid. To avoid this, place it in a cool area. Although it might appear different, it is not ruined and is still usable. If it becomes too cold and lumpy looking, mix it with a hand mixture to "fluff" it back up. 

"What is the difference between infused oil and essential oils?"

Essential oils are highly concentrated, while infused oils are much more mild. Both are of value since vital parts of the plant is being removed for our benefit.

"Why goat milk soap?"

Goat milk has many benefits for the skin. It contains over fifty essential nutrients, like vitamins A, B1, B6, B12, C and E, minerals, citric acid, amino acids, unsaturated fatty acids, natural enzymes, and a variety of other nutrients that nourish and revitalize dehydrated skin. Vitamin A slows down the aging of our skin, helps prevent brown spots and the thickening of skin. While Zinc contributes to the reconstruction of collagen fibers, encouraging moisture retention and assisting in maintaining your skin’s elasticity.

"Are your products all-natural?"

We consider our soaps to be natural. We use food-quality ingredients in our soaps and do not add any chemicals or fragrances to create any extra properties in the soap. We source from companies that are trusted and tested as pure and considered natural by governing authorities. In fact, some of the ingredients are grown and raised and then harvested by our family.

"What do I do if a product produces a reaction?"

 

Rinse thoroughly with water. If lotion produces a reaction, wash off with soap. Applying a cool, wet compress may also help soothe itching and irritation, if this occurs. Stop using product if reaction continues.

"Are your products gluten-free?"

Yes. We source from gluten, organic, glyphosate-free and GMO-free companies.

"Do you raise your own bees?"
Yes. We separate the unpasteurized honey and wax from our personal beehives to use in our products.

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"Why use unpasteurized honey and beeswax in products?"
We do not pasteurize our honey due to the phytonutrients in honey, which are responsible for its antioxidant properties, as well as its antibacterial and antifungal power. Heavy processing of honey destroys these valuable nutrients.

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Additionally, honey is nature's ultimate beauty product. Throughout the centuries, beautiful women have used honey as part of their skin and hair care treatments. Cleopatra was famous for her milk and honey baths, and Poppea, the wife of Roman Emperor Nero, used a honey and milk lotion on her face to keep her looking youthful.

The acids in honey have been known to help one’s skin look youthful. Numerous studies have proven its effectiveness in fighting infection, promoting new skin growth and even lessening scarring. It is used in many hospitals to treat burns. Honey derives its antibacterial effects from natural hydrogen peroxide, produced by an enzyme naturally
present in honey.

Furthermore, honey never spoils due to a very high potassium content, which makes it difficult for bacteria to survive. Honey hydrates, moisturizes, soothes, softens and gives soap a lovely tan color and a sweet scent. Honey, one of the best-known humectants, traps, and seals in moisture, leaving skin soft and supple.  We use natural raw honey so it still
contains bits of pollen, honeycomb, and healing propolis -- all the natural goodness the bees put in.

Unrefined organic beeswax forms a lovely, light barrier on your skin that prevents loss of moisture and helps seal in moisturizing oils and butters, without clogging pores.

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"Can you tell me a little more about the ingredients?"

Our unique formulas rely on moisturizing oils and butters, healing botanicals and pure essential oils. We choose every ingredient with one end-result in mind....the BEST possible natural skincare for YOU!

It is our practice to use raw materials that are sourced in an environmentally and ethically responsible manner.  We chose each ingredient for each product based on the results we are trying to achieve and each ingredient serves a purpose.

Essential Oils Used:
Sourced from a trusted company that only sells Certified Therapeutic Grade essential oils.

Cocoa Butter Used:
Unrefined organic cocoa butter is an excellent moisturizer that soothes and softens skin.

Coconut Oil Used:
Coconut oil, a great natural moisturizer, gives soap cleansing properties and makes a rich creamy lather with big, fluffy bubbles.

Jojoba Oil Used:
Jojoba Oil penetrates the skin easily, has anti-inflammatory actions and can be used on acne without any problems. It is great for mature, aging skin and is exceptionally mild for sensitive skin.

Pomegranate Oil Used:
Pomegranate Seed Oil helps fight free radicals and skin aging; helps heal, protect and moisturize dry, cracked, mature, and irritated skin; revitalizes dull or mature skin, assists with wrinkles; improves skin elasticity; and soothes minor skin irritations, including dry skin, eczema, psoriasis and sunburn

Shea Butter Used:
Virgin shea butter penetrates deep, moisturizes and nourishes.

Argon Oil Used:
Unrefined organic argan oil is rich in vitamin E, natural squalene, phytosterols and essential fatty acids that help reduce wrinkles and fine lines. It contains natural anti-inflammatory agents that help with inflamed skin, sebum regulating properties to help reduce the appearance of blemishes and acne and a hefty dose of antioxidants to neutralize free radicals.

 

Carrot Seed Oil Used:
Carrot seed oil can protect skin from damage because of its antioxidant load. It has the benefit of helping tone skin.

Magnesium Chloride Flakes Used:
Magnesium Chloride may be an effective muscle and joint pain relief agent.

The Raw Sugar Used:
Natural sugars contain Glycolic Acid, a type of alpha-hydroxy acid that helps help loosen the “glue” that holds the dead skin cells to the surface of the skin which allows the old, skin cells to be washed away. Cane sugar also provides gentle abrasion to help prevent acne, blackheads, whiteheads, breakouts and skin blemishes. Brown sugar naturally exfoliates and removes dead cells which promotes healthy skin cleansing, increased circulation and helps buff lackluster skin to a healthy, polished glow. Brown sugar helps clean pores, removes impurities and also has anti-bacterial properties that can help prevent acne and pimples. Turbinado sugar is an excellent addition to body scrubs. The crystals, coarser than those of refined sugar, help exfoliate dead skin cells without the damage that can result from heavy salts or pulverized nut shells or fruit pits, which can have sharp edges. The raw Turbinado
sugar also adds the vitamins and minerals present in natural sugar cane juice, such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, and iron.

Oatmeal used:
Oatmeal is a soothing, anti-inflammatory grain that helps calm dry, inflamed and sensitive skin and helps with the painful itching associated with eczema and minor skin irritations. Finely ground oatmeal binds moisturizing emollients to your skin which helps dry skin.

Pumice used:
Pumice, a porous rock that forms during volcanic eruptions, can be ground into a mildly abrasive powder and used in soaps and scrubs as a natural exfoliant.

Epson Salt used:
An Epsom salt bath is known to ease pain and relieve inflammation, making it beneficial in the treatment of sore muscles, fibromyalgia, and irritated skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema. Some other health benefits include relaxing the nervous system, soothing back pain and aching limbs, soothing tired and sore feet, healing cuts,
treating cold and congestion and providing itch relief from sunburn and poison ivy.

Baking Soda used:
Baking Soda has been used for years to treat stomach ailments, eliminate odors, clean your home and create scrumptious food. But baking soda is also great for skin and hair care. It can be used as a dry shampoo, a clarifying rinse to remove residue and chlorine from hair, natural deodorant, foot soak, bath soak and more.

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