The relationship between humans and goats isn't just ancient history—it's woven into the fabric of how we became who we are. From Mesopotamian mud tablets to Egyptian pyramids, from Greek mythology to Roman beauty rituals, goats have been there, shaping our nutrition, our economy, our spirituality, and yes, our skincare.
The 1990s saw alpha-hydroxy acids become mainstream skincare ingredients. Glycolic acid initially dominated the market due to its small molecular size and aggressive exfoliation—qualities that appealed to consumers seeking fast, visible results.
Cosmetics have come a long way since the days when Cleopatra put lead on her face to craft her dramatic eyeliner signature look. Now increasingly available, clean beauty products provide a safer and healthier alternative to conventional products.