Breathe Cream

Organic Eucalyptus Globulus
The lead aromatic and the reason this product has its name. Eucalyptus globulus is the sharp, green, cooling one — the species most people picture when they think eucalyptus at all.
It is potent. That is why this formula carries cautions the rest of the line does not: not for children, and away from the face.
Organic Marshmallow Root
Althaea officinalis, and the quiet workhorse here. Marshmallow root is rich in mucilage — a naturally occurring polysaccharide that holds water against skin — and it has been used as a skin-softening botanical for a very long time. It is what keeps this from being all sharp edges.
Organic Clove & Turmeric
The warm base notes under the eucalyptus. Clove is intense and a recognized sensitizer, which is why we say spot test; turmeric brings an earthy depth and its own color. Neither is common in a body cream, and the combination is what makes this smell like nothing else we make.
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.
Organic Chamomile & Bamboo
Roman chamomile for calm, bamboo extract for silica. Both are here to balance a formula built around some of the most assertive botanicals available.

Massage into the skin on the chest, back, or neck.
One or two pumps. Work it in until absorbed — the aromatics build over the first minute or two, so give it a moment before deciding whether you want more.
Most people use it in the evening. A warm room or a hot shower beforehand makes a noticeable difference to how it carries.
Spot test before first full use. Discontinue if irritation develops.
Caution: Contains eucalyptus and clove oils. Not for use on children. Keep away from the face, eyes, and mucous membranes. Do not apply to wounds or damaged skin. This is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first. For external use only. If pregnancy or a medical condition exists, consult a physician prior to use. Keep out of reach of children.

Aromatic, but still a goat milk cream
It would have been easier to make this as an oil or a balm. Most strongly aromatic products are, because a cream base fights you — the botanicals want to separate, and the emulsion has to hold anyway.
We made it a cream because the goat milk is the point. Fresh, from our own herd, never powdered, second on the panel here as it is on nearly everything we make. The eucalyptus is what you notice; the milk is what your skin gets.
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.