Eichers Hobby Farm: Realize the Amazing Benefits of Goat Milk through All-Natural Skincare Products
Let us, at Eichers Hobby Farm, help you realize the amazing nourishing properties of goat milk through our handmade all-natural skincare products. From our anti-aging and wrinkle creams, scented face and body creams including the scents of vanilla, orange, and black licorice, to unscented soaps, we aim to share the healing benefits of goat milk as a skincare ingredient.
All our skincare products are all-natural and handmade purely from goat milk and sourced from our own goat farm. We initially started out as a hobby farm but eventually, we realized the need to share the nourishing properties of goat milk. We now have a collection of scented face and body creams which include vanilla, orange, black licorice, cedarwood, and many more. We handcraft our face and body creams and soaps using the traditional soap-making process. Rest assured also no preservatives are added to all our skincare products.
Experience now the skin healing and anti-aging properties of goat milk with our handmade all-natural skincare products. You may choose from our line of vanilla, orange, black licorice, cedarwood, and many other scented soaps. Order now through our website. You may even score special discounts.
Goats are good for you and good for the planet. Here’s why Goat Milk is the Greatest Of All Time (G.O.A.T.): Good for You• Goat milk is a natural choice for anyone looking for ease of digestion, maximum nutrition and excellent health from dairy. It has more easily digestible, short and middle chain fats and protein solids than cow milk and may be enjoyed by many people with lactose sensitivities since it does not contain the alpha S1 casein protein (the #1 allergen in dairy products). The increased digestibility of protein is important for infants and children. In addition, goat milk is 13% higher in calcium with 25% more vitamin B6 and 47% more vitamin A. It is also higher...
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