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Soap Info.
What is Soap? Many cleaning agents today are technically not soaps, but detergents, which are less expensive and easier to manufacture. That is why store bought soap may leave your skin rough and dry. If you’ve never tried a bar of real hand made soap, you’re in for a real treat. Oils and their properties- Almond Oil (sweet)- Highly moisturizing to your skin, also provides lather to soap. Apricot Kernel Oil- An emollient oil (substances that soften and soothe the skin,used to correct dryness and scaling of the skin), especially good for premature aging skin,dry and sensitive skin. Highly moisturizing, also provides lather to soap. Canola- Good to the skin, great used in soap. Similar to Olive oil. Castor Oil- Aids in the lather of soap. Cocoa Butter- Used to harden soap and adds emollients. Has wonderful skin softening and moisturizing properties. Natural cocoa scent. Great for normal to dry skin. Coconut Oil- Gives soap it's cleansing lather. Jojoba Oil- Really not an oil, but a liquid wax. Used for many years in skin care products because of the healing power it has. It is said to be closely related to human sebum and makes it very compatible with our skin. It is said to help in fighting acne and pimples and is wonderful for dry damaged skin. Olive Oil- Very good to the skin, soothing and emollient. Makes what is know as Castile soap. Palm Oil- Used as the base for hardness. Used in place of Lard or Tallow to make an all Veggie soap. Rice Bran Oil- Antioxidant properties, moisturizes and softens skin. Shea Butter (unrefined)- Also know as Karite Butter or African Butter. Wonderful moisturizing properties. Additives to our soaps- Colloidal Oatmeal- Oats ground into an extremely fine powder, helps smooth and comfort itchy, scratchy, and dry skin. Works great to help relieve dry, skin patches (Eczema), psoriasis, acne, bug bites, sunburns, and other minor skin irritations. It also helps relieve chicken pox, poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and other itching and scratching rashes. Has an anti-itch property that helps reduce the “need to itch,” soaking in the bath brings soothing comfort to those infected. When your skin is itchy and irritated, its pH level may be higher. Helps bring the pH back to normal levels. When drying, don't rub your skin since this can irritate the sore areas. Instead, pat yourself dry with a clean towel.Do not ingest.
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