Superfruits Face Cream

Seven Organic Superfruit Oils
Blueberry, acai, kiwi, passionfruit, goji, rose hip, and grape seed. Fruit-seed oils tend to be high in linoleic acid and polyphenols, and stacking seven of them gives a broader antioxidant profile than any one of them alone. Rose hip also brings naturally occurring vitamin A.
Fresh Goat Milk (not reconstituted)
Fresh goat milk carries 0.5–1% naturally occurring lactic acid — enough to exfoliate gently, not enough to sting. Its fat globules average about 3.5 micrometers against cow milk's 4.5, so it spreads thin and absorbs rather than sitting on the surface. It also arrives with its enzymes, proteins, and vitamin A intact.
Powdered milk is spray-dried at temperatures ranging from 150°F to over 400°F. That is the step we skip, and it is the whole reason we keep a herd.
MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane)
Organic sulfur. It goes in every single Artisan formula. Sulfur supports collagen production and helps calm reactive skin, and for a family of athletes it became non-negotiable years ago.
CoQ10 & Organic Sweet Orange
CoQ10 for antioxidant support. Sweet orange oil is where the light citrus note comes from — it is an aromatic botanical, not a synthetic fragrance, which is why we say no synthetic fragrance rather than fragrance free.
Sodium Hyaluronate
The smaller-molecule form of hyaluronic acid — it penetrates rather than sitting on top holding water at the surface.

Morning, on clean skin, before sunscreen.
A pea-sized amount, massaged upward until absorbed. It sinks in quickly and sits well under makeup.
Antioxidants do their work during the day, which is why this is the AM cream in a two-product routine. Face Cream or Colostrum Cream at night.
Most people notice skin looks brighter and feels smoother within a couple of weeks.
Caution: This is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first. For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. If pregnancy or a medical condition exists, consult a physician prior to use. Keep out of reach of children.

Why seven and not one
Most antioxidant creams pick a hero fruit and build the marketing around it. We stacked seven because the research on polyphenols consistently points toward variety rather than volume of any single source — different fruit oils bring different compounds.
The base is the same fresh goat milk from our own herd that runs through every product we make, formulated on-site in our cleanroom within days of milking.
We raise our own herd in rural Southwest Washington and manufacture on-site in our own cleanroom. The milk goes from our goats into our formulations within days. That is not a marketing preference — it is the only way to keep the enzymes, proteins, and bioactive compounds that degrade the moment milk is heated and dried.
Our goats have names, not numbers. They have room to roam, quality feed, and daily attention from people who know each one's personality. We got into this because goats helped our family through the hardest season of our lives. Treating them well is not a policy. It is gratitude.