
Homemade Facial Recipe for Vibrant Glowing Skin
This facial recipe is easy to make, packed with minerals, purifying, detoxifying and moisturizing. It uses our Capra Mineral Whey and Colostrum.
A slow digesting blend of casein and whey, perfect for after workouts and before going to bed. This complete protein is an opportunity to experience the satiating and protective effects of grass-fed goat milk casein and whey. This is a superfood ready to help you begin your wellness restoration.
Goat Milk Colostrum is nature’s original superfood. It builds and supports an active, healthy immune system. Whether from people or goats, it contains naturally occurring immunoglobulins, lactoferrin, and over 20 different antibodies for immune health and gastro-intestinal support. We collect this real colostrum from happy, healthy, goats in the Pacific Northwest.
Our Goat Milk Powder comes directly from small, family-owned Dutch goat milk farms in the Netherlands. Goat Milk is the most widely consumed milk in the world! It is delicious, easy to digest, and packed with health boosting nutrients. It’s no wonder it’s been called one of nature’s greatest foods!
Our hand-made goat milk cream soaps are made using the heavy cream from our own grass-fed goats. Heavy cream contains the concentrated protein, fat, and minerals that makes goat milk soap so famously beneficial. Whereas raw goat milk is only 8% solids the heavy cream we produce is over 50% solids which means more concentrated goat milk goodness in every bar.
This facial recipe is easy to make, packed with minerals, purifying, detoxifying and moisturizing. It uses our Capra Mineral Whey and Colostrum.
Goat milk soap has so many amazing benefits… See how it moisturizes, cleans, protects, and prevents damage—all this while utilizing only the most natural ingredients!
Make and enjoy this delicious Goat Milk Eggnog at home without the heavy feeling, bloating, and sick stomach that traditional cow based eggnog brings for those who are sensitive to it. You don’t have to forgo this holiday treat any longer.
We at Mt. Capra do not use antibiotics on our goats. Never have! Never will!