Donkey milk soap

• Donkey milk
  
• Baobab oil
  
• Shea butter
  

Donkey milk

The milk contains essential fatty acids that work as powerful anti-aging and helping properties.

These fatty acids blur the wrinkles on the skin and help to regenerate damage skin.

Donkey milk also contains antibacterial properties which is effective in healing skin irritation and redness.

Known in Greece as a miracle milk, it is been speculated that cleopatra and other ancient royals bathed in donkey milk, which is known for its hydrating, brightening and skin – clarifying properties.

Already in ancient Egypt, cleopatra took baths in Donkey to maintain her beauty and the youth of her skin. Anti -wrinkle, moisturizing and healing, donkey milk preserves youth by firming the skin. Discover the many benefits of donkey milk, nicknamed “the white gold of cosmetics “and complete your beauty routine with our new range of products. 

Cleopatra and Poppea, wife of Nero, this universal remedy was also known by the ancients for its therapeutic qualities 

Donkey milk is close to woman’s milk in chemical composition and PH rich in vitamin and fatty acids, it has for a long time been used as a substitute of milk for babies. The donkey produces small quantities, about one liter per day. The milk is therefore a rare and precious commodity.

Baobab oil

This fruit tree grows in the southern countries of Africa, such as Malawi, Kenya, and Madagascar.

Baobab oil is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and other fats, including:

-palmitic acid 

-oleic acid 

-linolenic acid 

-linoleic acid

Baobab fruit pulp has 7 to 10 times more vitamin C than an orange. Both the fruit and seeds also contain several other essential minerals and vitamins, like: 

• calcium
• iron
• vitamin B
• potassium
• magnesium
• phosphorus
• manganese 

• antibacterial
• antiviral 
• antifungal
• antioxidant 
• anti-inflammatory