Goat Milk For Skin

Back in ancient times, Cleopatra soaked in cow’s milk to nourish her skin. But today, you’ll find that goat’s milk is a better option, as it is closer to the natural pH of your skin.

Goat’s milk is alkaline with a pH of 7.4, where cow’s milk is acidic with a pH of 6.7 – 6.5. So, skip the cow’s milk, and opt for a more pH balanced option instead! To apply goat’s milk to your face, simply splash it on. Or alternatively, you can dab it on with a swab.