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Goat Milk
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I have chosen goat milk because of its unique biochemical make-up
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Goat Milk proteins have significant differences in the amino acid compositions from other milk products
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Goat Milk fat content is 18-35% compared to cow's at 17%
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Goat Milk contains over 50 nutrients to help nourish you skin
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Vitamin A which slows down the aging process of skin and helps minimize brown spots
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Vitamins C, B, B1, B6, B12, and E
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Goat Milk contains many important minerals. Zinc is one example, it contributes to the reconstruction of collagen fibers
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Goat Milk has a pH that is the closest to human skin possible which makes it ideal for skin product such as soap
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Butterfat content in goat milk is very important. It is the fat that helps to make Goat Milk Soap a moisturizing and conditioning luxurious soap