Donkey Milk
Donkey milk soap is a great ally for the skin and for beauty treatments. Donkey milk is one of the most sought-after beauty products, due to its properties recognized since ancient times.
Cleopatra, like other queens and princesses of ancient civilizations, made baths with this nutrient-rich milk to keep her skin young and smooth. According to legend, Cleopatra owned a herd of 300 donkeys destined for that use.
Donkey milk is rich in vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, C, D, E and minerals, as well as fatty acids.
It is especially useful for the treatment of dry and sensitive skin due to its moisturizing properties, and its richness in minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc and magnesium. Strengthens dermal tissue.
Helps prevent and reduce wrinkles by stimulating cells with its regenerating and antioxidant effect. Thanks to its regenerative capacity and the fact that it strengthens cell growth, it is useful for removing skin marks.
Donkey milk is the closest to breast milk, very different from the milk of ruminants that have several stomachs and that, due to their prolonged three-day digestive process, oxidize fatty acids and vitamins.
Size: 125g
4,40€
The first author to write about the medicinal properties of donkey milk was the Greek doctor Hippocrates, father of medicine, who prescribed it for numerous conditions. (375 BC)
The Romans made donkey milk into a luxury drink, as well as cosmetic products.
The excellent properties of donkey milk were well known by Pope, Empress of Rome and wife of Nero, who in addition to taking donkey milk baths, invented a mask soaked in this milk for the face, to care for and maintain the smoothness of the skin. your skin.
Napoleon’s sister, Paulina, also used donkey milk to care for and keep her skin young.
Marseille soap is appreciated for its many uses and benefits. Its hypoallergenic properties and softness make it ideal for sensitive skin and for daily use.
It has antiseptic and healing properties. Contributes to maintaining the skin’s pH at an adequate level.
