tetrasil ointment, milk products
Glad you’re having a little success with the balm!
As to your question re: why goat’s milk is better than cow’s milk for the
skin, I post the following:
"Unlike cows’ milk which must be mechanically homogenized, goats’ milk is
already homogenized in its native state. Goats’ milk molecules are comparatively
smaller than those of cows, being composed of short-chain fatty acids with
smaller-sized proteins. This makes goats’ milk more accessible for absorption
into the skin."
Along with extra naturally occurring vitamins and minerals found in Goat’s
Milk, this would account to a difference.
Karen Howell
www.pottingshedapothecary.com
Thanks Karen for your reply and your sample. I just used the balm last
night on the bridge above my nose where it is dry and my skin seems to
like it very much!
My skin usually doesn’t take too well with products with "milk" in the
label, but I’m assuming that would be cow’s milk. Is there a
significant difference between how goat’s milk and cow’s milk works on
your skin?
Another question: Has anyone tried Tetrasil ointment? I found this
being sold on several websites and it is touted as being anti-biotic
and anti-fungal and also non-steroidal.
Thanks!
Gina
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