FAQs

The “Camela” Farm was established in 2003 in the Negev desert.

The farm raises Dromedary camels, the tallest of the three species of camels, also called Arabian camels.

The farm team cares for the camels and their welfare, ensuring the mother and her precious baby are not separated.

Milking begins only 4 months after birth, and even then, the mother continues to breastfeed her calf.

The herd is being raised in the most convenient conditions, allowing them to produce the finest milk without harming its anti-inflammatory benefits.

Only a happy camel will produce high-quality milk!.

All of the Desert Line formulas are based on 40% Dromedary milk that is being produced in the farm.

Our team of biochemists, biologists, and formulation engineers developed advanced innovative formulas, containing a unique blend of the Camel Milk and additional potent natural ingredients.

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The Wonder Camel is a company that markets premium lotions.

The main active ingredient we use in our formulas is Camel Milk, which has been used for treating skin conditions and various infections for thousands of years due to its powerful anti-inflammatory benefits.

Our camels are being raised in a unique camel farm located in the Negev desert, in the most convenient conditions so they'll be able to produce the finest milk without harming its anti-inflammatory benefits - All of this allows us to deliver the richest quality milk for our skincare products.

Our team of biochemists, biologists and formulation engineers developed an advanced innovative formula, containing a unique blend of Camel milk, Dead Sea Minerals, Desert Herbs and Natural Oils which balances the skin's natural PH levels and eliminates toxins - restoring and nourishing your skin with essential vitamins.

While one liter of ordinary Cow's milk can sometimes cost less than $2, Camel Milk can cost $30 a litre! Almost 30 times the price of cow’s milk.

The reason for that is simple, raising camels requires very strict conditions; the process of milking and raising them requires more money, time, energy, and most importantly - knowledge in raising the camels. Camel Milk has several times more vitamins and essential natural substances which makes it one of the most considered superfoods in the world.

If camels do not feel happy and content, they will not produce milk, and if they do produce milk, it will not be of high quality! All the facts mentioned here make camel breeding extremely difficult, and although the milk is known for all its virtues, the vast majority of cosmetics companies are not interested in getting into all the complications involved in camel breeding, so there are so few camel farms in the world engaged in the cosmetics world.

The demand for camel milk in the world is vast! But there is not much production, which is why it is so expensive.