Colostrum Cream
First milk. Our most concentrated formula.
Caprine colostrum from our own herd, with marula, abyssinian, and evening primrose.
The signature one.
Colostrum is the first milk a goat produces after kidding — the concentrated feed a newborn receives in its first hours, carrying lactic acid, amino acids, enzymes, growth factors, immunoglobulins, minerals, peptides, and vitamins. There is a narrow window each season to collect it, and it goes straight into our cleanroom.
Ours is caprine. Goat, not cow. Most colostrum skincare on the market is bovine and bought in — ours comes off our own farm, which is the only reason we can make this at all.
It is the richest thing we make. Organic marula and abyssinian oils carry it, evening primrose and sea buckthorn round it out, and CoQ10 and fulvic acid finish it. Skin looks plumper and fine lines look softer, and a little goes a long way.
• Caprine colostrum — goat, not bovine, from our own herd
• Organic marula, abyssinian, evening primrose, and sea buckthorn
• CoQ10 and fulvic acid
• MSM in every batch
• Our most concentrated formula — use sparingly
• Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You are working on fine lines, texture, or the look of scarring, you want the most concentrated thing we make, or you have tried retinol and found it too irritating.
Start with Face Cream instead if:
You want one everyday moisturizer for morning and night. This one is the step up, not the starting point.
Worth knowing:
This is a dairy product. If you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
First milk. Our most concentrated formula.
Caprine colostrum from our own herd, with marula, abyssinian, and evening primrose.
The signature one.
Colostrum is the first milk a goat produces after kidding — the concentrated feed a newborn receives in its first hours, carrying lactic acid, amino acids, enzymes, growth factors, immunoglobulins, minerals, peptides, and vitamins. There is a narrow window each season to collect it, and it goes straight into our cleanroom.
Ours is caprine. Goat, not cow. Most colostrum skincare on the market is bovine and bought in — ours comes off our own farm, which is the only reason we can make this at all.
It is the richest thing we make. Organic marula and abyssinian oils carry it, evening primrose and sea buckthorn round it out, and CoQ10 and fulvic acid finish it. Skin looks plumper and fine lines look softer, and a little goes a long way.
• Caprine colostrum — goat, not bovine, from our own herd
• Organic marula, abyssinian, evening primrose, and sea buckthorn
• CoQ10 and fulvic acid
• MSM in every batch
• Our most concentrated formula — use sparingly
• Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You are working on fine lines, texture, or the look of scarring, you want the most concentrated thing we make, or you have tried retinol and found it too irritating.
Start with Face Cream instead if:
You want one everyday moisturizer for morning and night. This one is the step up, not the starting point.
Worth knowing:
This is a dairy product. If you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
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