Goat milk soap

• Goat milk 
• Honey 
  
• Shea butter
  

Goat milk 

To maintain your skin’s natural moisture, it’s best to use products that don’t remove the natural fats in the skin barrier

Goat milk is rich in fatty acids and cholesterol, which make up a large portion of the skin membrane. A lack of these components in your skin can lead to dryness and irritation

Additionally, the use of harsh soaps can strip the skin of its natural moisture, which can worsen dry skin. Using a gentle fat rich soap like goat milk soap can support and replenish the skin’s moisture

Goat milk soap contains compounds that may exfoliate your skin.

Honey 

Antibacterial: The antibacterial property of honey works against acne-causing bacteria and prevents its outburst. It helps keep your skin clean and pimple free.

Anti-Inflammatory: Honey is a wonder ingredient to reduce swelling and redness of the pimples as it functions for its anti-inflammatory property.

Exfoliator: This property of honey makes the skin smooth and shiny. Honey is said to remove dead cells from the skin, responsible for the pores clogs and make your skin look dull. The antimicrobial properties of raw honey work naturally in healing acne scars, lessening blemishes and keeping the skin wrinkle-free and supple.

Anti-ageing: Packed with antioxidants, honey combats free radical damage to delay skin aging. Additionally, honey boosts the production of collagen.

Anti-septic: Honey is an antiseptic that provides infection and wound protection. It is also used to treat burn victims.

Moisturizer: Honey acts as a skin moisturizer, heals broken lips, and keeps the lips hydrated naturally during winter.

1.Honey for Acne Scars:

Honey works as an antiseptic agent against acne and prevents pimples. One enzyme in honey contains hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), which is a powerful antibacterial agent and aids in vanishing scars or dark marks. Moreover, the high sugar in honey wards off ant bacteria, and thus honey can prevent acne if applied regularly to the skin. Usage of Raw Honey gives you the best results because it will be extracted without pasteurization.

2. Honey for Oily Skin:

Oily skin is the result of overactive sebaceous glands present in the body. Sebum is a waxy thing that works as a natural moisture barrier on your skin. But, the overproduction of sebum can lead to oily skin. It is a natural humectant. Honey absorbs moisture from the atmosphere and locks it into the skin’s surface, thus keeping the skin moisturized and well-hydrated. Honey, in turn, prevents the over-production of sebum and controls the skin’s oiliness.

3. Honey for Dry Skin:

Dry skin always lacks moisture, making the skin itchy and coarse. The enzymes in honey act as natural humectants that hydrate your skin naturally. These properties help in reducing the dryness of the skin. Raw honey’s soothing and moisturizing effect makes the skin glowing, radiant, and soft. Apply 1-2 tablespoons of raw honey to your face and massage it in circular motions. Leave it for 15-20 minutes, and rinse thoroughly with water.

4. Honey for Glowing Skin:

Honey is said to be a natural humectant that helps retain moisture on the face. This moisture retention capability helps to give a glow to the skin. The enzymes in honey will allow it to flow smoothly into the skin while conditioning and softening it from deep inside. Honey gives the best results for glowing skin 

when used as a mask. Some of them are

• Lemon and Honey Mask.

• Honey with Banana Face Mask.

• Honey with Rosewater.

• Honey with Curd.

• Honey with Besan.

• Milk and Honey.

5. Honey for Dark Spots and Dark Circles:

There has been no evidence of using honey to lighten dark spots. But since honey has exfoliating properties, using it on your face can eliminate dead skin cells that make your skin look dull. This can reveal brighter skin.

Honey comes with anti-inflammatory properties that work as a natural bleach. It reduces pigmentation. Honey is soft and soothing, working effectively in the sensitive under-eye zone. Honey includes antioxidants that fight free radicals, creating dark circles and under-eye wrinkles.

6. Honey for Wrinkles and Anti-aging:

Aging is inevitable, but our desire to maintain a youthful-looking appearance has made us dig into the world of natural anti-ageing miracles. One such product is honey, which can give us younger-looking, plump, and beautiful skin.

Free radicals, which occur as a part of our normal metabolic process, are the main culprits for skin aging. They can also occur due to sun damage or exposure to pollution. These free radicals destroy the collagen level in the skin, which provides the primary structural support for our skin. When the collagen level decreases, our skin becomes saggy and causes aging signs, such as wrinkles and lines. This skin damage can be prevented with the help of antioxidants.

7. Honey for Rosacea:

Rosacea is a skin condition where the skin turns red, usually on the nose and cheeks. It is particularly visible in fair-skin-toned persons and becomes more common with age. Honey, especially raw honey, helps in treating rosacea. Honey helps skin retain moisture, which fights rosacea. In a study, a manuka honey type was shown to be very effective against rosacea. Applying a small amount of manuka honey to the affected part daily can ease rosacea.

8. Honey for Skin Rash:

Eczema or dermatitis is an itching condition that causes a skin rash. The study says that Manuka honey could help treat this condition. Natural food can soothe skin rashes when rubbed on the skin as it contains antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiseptic properties. In particular, manuka honey was found to help the immune system and reduce the activity of some bacteria. Manuka honey is very effective in treating atopic dermatitis skin damage based on clinical and cellular studies.

9. Honey for Fungal Acne:

Fungal acne is caused by the overgrowth of yeast (i.e., fungi), whereas bacteria and clogged pores trigger regular acne. A yeast overload causes inflammation in the hair follicles and leads to itchy, uniform red bumps. Because of its anti-inflammatory property, Honey treats fungal acne to a moderate extent. Also, honey has potent antimicrobial properties. You can apply raw honey to the affected area and leave it on as a mask for 3 hours every other day.

10. Honey for Pores:

Skin pores are like tiny pits on the face that appear like an orange peel, usually unattractive. These pores make a face look dull and aged. Oily skin people face this problem very often. The antioxidants present in honey will help your skin look healthy and young. Honey acts as a natural astringent and tightens those large open pores, especially those visible around the nose.

11. Honey for Skin Whitening:

There is no instant way to skin whiten. Although many products/ingredients are claimed to be instant skin whitening, it takes time to get glowing skin. Honey is an excellent ingredient that improves the skin tone making it bright and flawless. Due to its antibacterial properties, Honey fade-out post-acne scars, hyperpigmentation, and dark spots. This makes the skin glow. Hence honey for skin whitening should instead be used for clear skin.