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In this article, we're going to introduce you to two types of soaps that we've specially selected that are quite different from one another in terms of their use but will, most likely, find their way into some of your routines.
The first is goat's milk soap, which is a true beauty ally whose moisturizing and purifying virtues are known to helpdry or problematic waters.
The second is liquid black soapwhich is a must-have for household and home cleaning. It can certainly be used on skin and hair, but its primary strength lies in its versatility and usefulness in the home and garden, it will be able to replace many of your household and cleaning products.
The benefits of goat's milk soap
The organic goat's milk has been renowned for centuries for its countless beauty benefits. Thanks to its fatty acids, proteins, vitamins and antioxidants, it is moisturizing and purifying and even possesses antibacterial and antifungal properties, which enable it to take care of skin, body and face.
Transformed into soap by cold saponificationso that the goat's milk retains its properties, it becomes a surgras soap. Quite nourishing, it can be used to gently cleanse, soothe and care for all types of skin, even the most sensitive. Care must be taken, however, as some epidermis cannot tolerate soap on the face, and skin will tend to tug.
If you're worried about its unpleasant smell, no need to worry! Thegoat's milk soaps can be scented with essential oils for a pleasant, delicate scent.
An ally against acne
Goat's milk is an ally for acne-prone and problem skin. The lactic acid contained in this milk is renowned for its comedolytic effect, i.e. it eliminates comedones (blackheadsand whiteheads) and opens clogged pores. This soap therefore naturally and gently exfoliates the skin, helping to eliminate impurities and dead cells, and thanks to this exfoliation, it helps to stimulate cell regeneration.
An anti-aging skin care
As we've already mentioned, goat's milk is naturally rich in various vitamins (A, C and E) but it also contains Q10 which makes it a miracle product against cutaneous aging.
Coenzyme Q10, a substance we no longer need to introduce that's similar to a fat-soluble vitamin, helps fight skin slackening.
Vitamin C, meanwhile, helps keep skin firm and elastic as it stimulates collagen synthesis, which tends to diminish with age. It also has powerful antioxidant properties, in synergy with vitamin E.
Goat's milk soap: our advice on use
Goat's milk soap can be used as a daily cleanser or mask.
- For daily use, to be used morning and evening, simply moisten the soap, rub it between your hands and massage the foam/cream onto your face, avoiding the eye and mouth area, and rinse immediately.
- For use as a mask, to be done 1 to 2 times a week, simply apply the mousse / cream to your face and leave it on for 10 minutes before rinsing.
The many uses of liquid black soap
If you're looking for an ecological, economical and natural product that can replace your household products, the liquid black soap is just what you need. A true multi-purpose product, it's an essential that will find its place everywhere in your home but also in your garden.
Made by saponification of vegetable oils, such as linseed oil or olive oil, black soap is generally sold in liquid form, more convenient for home maintenance, but it's also available in paste form (soft black soap).
Ideal for cleaning your home with an ecological and healthy approach to the environment, liquid black soap is totally natural and biodegradable in addition to being economical since it's sold in a concentrated formula.
Liquid black soap for cleaning the home
Thanks to its versatility and cleaning and degreasing power, liquid black soap is an all-in-1 product that will enable you to clean your home from floor to ceiling.
Washing floors and tiles:
In addition to cleaning and degreasing floors, this soap sanitizes (ideal when you have a small child). It can even be used on parquet and terracotta. For the recipe, simply add 2 tablespoons of the soap to 5 liters of hot water and leave to melt. No need to rinse.
Washing the kitchen:
With its degreasing power, liquid black soap easily finds its place in the kitchen. By putting a little black soap on a damp sponge you'll be able to remove all grease stains from all surfaces (worktop, hobs, sink, oven...). To finish, simply rinse with hot water.
Liquid black soap can also be used to replace washing-up liquid. It can be used to clean fryers and frying pans, and to shine stainless steel pans. Here too, simply pour a few drops onto a damp sponge and, once cleaned, rinse the dishes in hot water.
Cleaning windows
Black soap is also a polish and will leave a light "greasy" film that will protect windows from dirt and streaks. To do this, pour 1 teaspoon of the soap into 2 liters of hot water and melt. Clean the windows with a sponge, then wipe with a squeegee, remembering to wipe off after each pass. No need to rinse.
Other uses for liquid black soap
- Wash laundry and remove grease and paint stains;
- Clean and shine silver and copper objects;
- Degrease fireplace insert or oven glass;
- Clean, nourish and care for leather;
- Scrub and clean barbecue grills;
- Clean car interior and exterior;
- Remove smoke from plants;
- Gently wash the coats of dogs and cats;