OUR SOAP INGREDIENTS

OUR SOAP INGREDIENTS EXPLAINED

Coconut Oil

Some of the benefits of coconut oil include:

  1. Lather: Coconut oil is known for creating a stable and fluffy lather in soap, which is great for producing a soap that lathers well and cleanses effectively.

  2. Hardness: Coconut oil contributes to the hardness of the soap, which helps the bars last longer.

  3. Cleansing: Virgin coconut oil has a high cleansing ability, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used for cleaning the body and hair.

  4. Conditioning: Coconut oil is also a good conditioning oil, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used on the face, hands and hair.

  5. Sustainable: Virgin coconut oil is often produced using sustainable farming methods, which makes it an eco-friendly choice for soap making.

  6. Good for sensitive skin: Coconut oil is often gentle on the skin and can be used for sensitive skin.

 

Grapeseed oil

Some of the benefits of using grapeseed oil include:

  1. High amount of linoleic acid, which makes it a light, non-greasy oil that is easily absorbed by the skin. This makes it a great addition to soap recipes that are intended to moisturize and hydrate the skin.
  2. High in antioxidants, which help to protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals.
  3. Helps to increase the hardness of the bar and helps to stabilize the color of the soap.

Castor Oil

Some of the benefits of using castor oil include:

  1. Lather: Castor oil produces a creamy and stable lather, which makes it a great addition to soap recipes that are designed to be used for cleaning and lathering.

  2. Moisturizing: Castor oil is a humectant, which means that it helps to draw moisture to the skin and keep it there. This makes it a great addition to soap recipes that are designed to be moisturizing.

  3. Soothing: Castor oil has soothing properties, which makes it a great addition to soap recipes that are designed for people with sensitive skin or conditions such as eczema.

  4. Healing: Castor oil is known to have healing properties that can help to soothe and heal irritated or damaged skin.

 

Olive Oil

Some of the benefits of olive oil include:

  1. Moisturizing: Olive oil is highly moisturizing and is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants, which can help to nourish and protect the skin.

  2. Lather: Olive oil has a low lather, which makes it a good choice for people with sensitive skin.

  3. Conditioning: Olive oil is also a good conditioning oil, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used on the face, hands and hair.

  4. Eco-friendly: Olive oil is generally considered to be more environmentally friendly than some other oils, as it is often produced using sustainable farming methods.

Palm Oil

Some of the benefits of palm oil include:

  1. Hardness: Palm oil contributes to the hardness of the soap, which helps the bars last longer.

  2. Lather: Palm oil creates a stable and creamy lather, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used for cleaning and lathering.

  3. Cleansing: Palm oil has a high cleansing ability, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used for cleaning the body and hair.

  4. Conditioning: Palm oil is also a good conditioning oil, which makes it a good choice for soap that will be used on the face, hands and hair.

It's important to note that some concerns have been raised about the environmental impact of palm oil cultivation. We only use sustainably sourced palm oil in our soaps.

Arrowroot Powder

Some of the benefits of arrowroot powder:

  1. Thickening: Arrowroot powder can be used as a thickener in soap to provide a more consistent and stable lather.
  2. Absorbent: Arrowroot powder can help to absorb excess oil from the skin, making it a popular ingredient in soaps for oily or acne-prone skin.
  3. Softening: Arrowroot powder can help to soften the skin, making it a popular choice for soaps designed to address dry or rough skin.
  4. Glide: Arrowroot powder can provide a nice slip or glide to soap which makes it easier to lather and use.
  5. pH: Arrowroot powder has a neutral pH, which means it can help to balance the pH level of the skin.

Colloidal Oatmeal

Some of the benefits of colloidal oatmeal:

  1. Moisturizing: Oatmeal is rich in lipids and proteins, which can help to moisturize and nourish the skin.
  2. Soothing: Oatmeal has anti-inflammatory properties and can help to soothe irritated or dry skin.
  3. Exfoliating: Colloidal oatmeal is a gentle exfoliant that can help to remove dead skin cells, leaving the skin feeling smooth and refreshed.
  4. Eczema and Psoriasis: Colloidal oatmeal is known to be particularly beneficial for people with eczema or psoriasis as it can help to reduce redness and inflammation.
  5. Anti-Itching: It can also provide relief from itching caused by dryness, eczema, or other skin conditions.
  6. pH: Oatmeal is known to have a pH similar to the pH of skin, so it helps to balance the skin's pH level.

Kaolin Clay

Some of the benefits of kaolin clay:

  1. Exfoliation: Kaolin clay is a gentle exfoliant that can help to remove dead skin cells, leaving the skin feeling smooth and refreshed.
  2. Detoxification: The clay can help to draw impurities and toxins out of the skin, making it a popular ingredient in soaps for oily or acne-prone skin.
  3. Soothing: Kaolin clay is known for its soothing and healing properties, making it a popular choice for soaps designed to calm irritated or sensitive skin.
  4. Slip: Kaolin clay can provide a nice slip to soap which makes it easier to lather and use.