Use our all purpose cream as a body cream, face moisturizer and night cream, even for chapped heels and lips.

Mix our cream with your foundation to get a glowing look.

Directions:

- Apply gently but generously to squeaky clean face, neck, earlobes,  and upper chest area.
- Pat gently and leave for few minutes and your skin will absorb this nourishing cream.
- When applying make-up, mix some cream with your base and apply to skin.

Enjoy the results of your new beauty program.   You will find that all the hidden and unwanted build-up in your skin will slowly but surely appear, and then disappear!!
NB!   Your cream is made with fresh goats milk, with no preservatives added!!   We suggest that you keep the bulk of  your cream in your deepfreeze, and use a much smaller container and take out enough for a couple of days use.

Store in your refrigerator to last for about 4 to 6 weeks. It has no shelf life due to the fact that we do not add any preservatives

Changing from commercial liquid shampoo's to the organic shampoo bars: There a few things to keep in mind. Shampoo bars create a lot of lather except when used in hard water. When you begin using a shampoo bar you need to give your a hair about a week's time to get the residue from your past hair care products to be completely washed from your hair. So, for about one week your hair will be going through an adjustment period and may be seem a bit unruly or hard to style. The best way to speed up your hair's adjustment period is to use a clear rinse of one half cup of white vinegar, let it sit for fifteen minutes and then rinse with warm water to help get rid of the old residue build up.

Once your hair has adjusted to the organic shampoo bar, you can rub the bar in your hands to create later and then massage through your hair starting at the scalp. If you have very thick hair or longer hair the best way to use the bar is to rub it directly on the scalp in three or four places and then massage into your hair.

No Need for Conditioner: In using a combination of oils for the organic shampoo bars there enough conditioning created which leaves no need to use a separate conditioner.

Some commercial soaps can be classified as detergents rather than soap. In the USA the FDA would not allow some soap manufacturers to sell their products as soap but rather "body cleansers" on the grounds of their ingredients. Most big-brand soaps contain harsh chemicals that can irritate the skin, alcohol that dries the skin, and sometimes petroleum products, which is why some of these products leave the skin skin itchy and dry.

Did you know that the ingredients on commercial products are listed from the highest concentration to the lowest? The active ingredient that are being promoted would most probably be listed last, meaning that the concentration of that specific ingredient is very low, for example: you will notice that in shower gel and shampoos aqua are generally first on the list meaning that you are paying for water!

When commercial soaps are manufactured most of the glycerine get extracted to be sold back to you in the form of cosmetics, creams and lotions.

In commercial products the branding, advertising, bottle or jar often costs more than the product itself!