Kala Carabao Milk Soap
Hello Sunshine! I want to take a moment today and feature a homegrown brand that I recently discovered, Kala Milk Soap, the first-ever specialty bath soap made from local carabao’s milk and other natural ingredients. Kala Milk boasts of having the highest content of good butterfat compared to other milk-based beauty products making it a leader in giving intense moisturization. To make it even better, they infused essential oils into their blends in concocting different carabao milk soap variants so Kala Milk Soap becomes more interesting by the bar.
Coffee Kala Milk Soap
The Coffee Kala Milk Soap is also pretty
exciting as I’m already a coffee scrub kind of girl. Because this bar has
coffee in it, it can help minimize the appearance of cellulite and varicose
veins with continued use. Get my DIY Coffee Scrub recipe
Honey and Oats Kala Milk Soap
The Honey and Oats Kala Milk Soap is a
combination of exfoliation and a gentle cleanse. The honey in this bar offers a
gentle cleanse, while the oats provide a mild exfoliation to remove dead skin
cells.
Citronella Kala Milk Soap
The Citronella Kala Milk Soap is by far the
most interesting for me because I love citronella scents. True enough, I get so
energized with my citronella Kala Milk Soap. This variant is refreshing and
energizing for the mind and body.
Peppermint Kala Milk Soap
The Peppermint Kala Milk Soap is a cooling
and deodorizing bar. I can imagine this perfect for the more outdoorsy
person—and in this weather too!
Lavender Kala Milk Soap
(I lost my solo Lavender photo! huhu) The Lavender Kala Milk Soap has a calming scent that soothes the nerves and eases stress. This is perfect for those who get beat at work and would like to take their baths to a new level of calm.
Aside from the above, Kala Milk Soap also
has other variants: milk, green tea, and lemongrass.
Kala Milk Soap is also a community
endeavor. It has strong roots in Baliuag’s agricultural community where the
business operates and consequently grows through a 1-peso donation per bar
sold, that of which will be used to build a scholarship fund for the Baliuag local
farmer’s children.
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