Face Cream
The one we started with in 2017.
Fresh goat milk, organic oils, and nothing that needed a warning label.
Our original formula, and still our bestseller.
The base is fresh goat milk from our own herd — never powdered, never reconstituted. That matters more than it sounds. Goat milk carries its own alpha-hydroxy acids and vitamin A, so the gentle exfoliation and cell renewal are built into the base rather than bolted on afterward. Around it we built a short list of USDA Certified Organic oils: argan, jojoba, sunflower, and shea, with hyaluronic acid for water-binding and MSM in every batch.
It absorbs fast and leaves no film. Customers who have spent years cycling through products that sting, tighten, or break them out tend to stop cycling here.
• Fresh goat milk, never powdered or reconstituted
• Naturally occurring AHAs and vitamin A — gentle exfoliation without a purge
• Absorbs in under a minute, no greasy finish
• MSM in every batch for reactive, easily irritated skin
• No parabens, titanium dioxide, synthetic fragrance, or GMOs
• 3.4 oz · Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You want one moisturizer that works morning and night, your skin reacts to most things, or you are new to goat milk skincare and want the formula everything else was built from.
Maybe start elsewhere if:
You are targeting deep lines, scarring, or skin in real need of repair — Colostrum Cream is the more concentrated option. Also note this is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
The one we started with in 2017.
Fresh goat milk, organic oils, and nothing that needed a warning label.
Our original formula, and still our bestseller.
The base is fresh goat milk from our own herd — never powdered, never reconstituted. That matters more than it sounds. Goat milk carries its own alpha-hydroxy acids and vitamin A, so the gentle exfoliation and cell renewal are built into the base rather than bolted on afterward. Around it we built a short list of USDA Certified Organic oils: argan, jojoba, sunflower, and shea, with hyaluronic acid for water-binding and MSM in every batch.
It absorbs fast and leaves no film. Customers who have spent years cycling through products that sting, tighten, or break them out tend to stop cycling here.
• Fresh goat milk, never powdered or reconstituted
• Naturally occurring AHAs and vitamin A — gentle exfoliation without a purge
• Absorbs in under a minute, no greasy finish
• MSM in every batch for reactive, easily irritated skin
• No parabens, titanium dioxide, synthetic fragrance, or GMOs
• 3.4 oz · Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You want one moisturizer that works morning and night, your skin reacts to most things, or you are new to goat milk skincare and want the formula everything else was built from.
Maybe start elsewhere if:
You are targeting deep lines, scarring, or skin in real need of repair — Colostrum Cream is the more concentrated option. Also note this is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
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