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Goat Milk Lotion

Unscented

$20
$20

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Description

NOW AVAILABLE IN A LARGE 32OZ BOTTLE. THAT'S THE EQUIVALENT TO 4 BOTTLES OF LOTION FOR $60 INSTEAD OF $80!

The same thick, creamy lotion you've come to love, just minus the fragrance!

Our Handmade Goat Milk lotion is 8oz of creamy luxury. It has been a great product for those with dry, cracked and/or other skin conditions. Packed with natural vitamins and minerals as well as anti-inflammatory and anti-aging qualities, goat milk is known to improve skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, wrinkles, skin blemishes, and even acne. The high fat content and natural vitamins hydrate, heal and nourishes the skin without the greasy, oily residue.

GOAT MILK LOTION INGREDIENTS:

GOAT MILK, DISTILLED WATER, ALMOND OIL, SHEA BUTTER, EMULSIFYING WAX, AVOCADO OIL, STEARIC ACID, OPTIPHEN, FRAGRANCE

*In order to ensure freshness, we highly recommend storing your lotion at room temperature and out of direct sunlight

Reviews

Unscented Goat Milk Lotion

Bill loves this lotion. He was almost out so I had to get him some more!

Unscented/Goat Milk Lotiom

Love this lotion!
My hands are so much softer now by using this lotion every day!

Psoriasis Help

I have used this once, so far. I have very bad psoriasis and it helped soften the patches. I’m happy with the fact that my skin didn’t shed as much as has been normal.

Smells horrible

This is my first time trying this product and went with the unscented. I can’t lie it smells horrible. But.. I live in colorado and been struggling to find something that keeps me moisturized in this weather. I will say i love the product for keeping me moisturized and not feeling greasy. Goes on a little thick but absorbs well. I would definitely give it a 5 star if not for the smell. I will buy try it again but would try a scented one.

The lotion is wonderful! I love how hydrating it is without feeling greasy. Since I've started using the lotion, I have a hankering for second-cut hay. What's that all about? :)

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