Description: Body soaps are used to cleanse the skin of dirt, oil and sweat. They can be found in a liquid or bar form. Most types of body washes can be used on all skin types.
What to look for: Look for products containing vegetable-/plant-based ingredients such as: decyl polyglucose, sodium lauryl sarcosinate, cocamidopropyl betaine, cocoglucoside and glyceryl cocoate, and essential oils to restore moisture after cleansing and provide a nice clean scent.
Uses: Helps our skin stay clean and fresh. Keeps body odors at bay. Helps us to avoid infection and prevent skin conditions/disease.
Where to find: Health Food Stores and Online Resources.
Avoid: Products containing lauryl/laureth sulfates. Artificial scents, dyes, preservatives or animal based ingredients. Do not use products that were tested on animals.
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This is the company I buy several of my bath/body products from at the moment. They have a great line of organic or mostly organic body products. I especially like the organic body soap which can double as a shampoo as well.
http://www.trilliumorganics.com/index.html
My fiance found this great line of products at our local health store, Tate'shttp://www.ourtatefamily.com. All products are said to be hypoallergenic and organic.
Does anyone know if Jason Natural Satin Body Washes are ok to use? They seem to contain alot of big word ingredients. But it says it is natural. Any help?
What about Melalueca products. Are they good for us
yes i would love to know about melalueca as well
I would like to know why cocamidopropyl betaine is ok for soaps but not for shampoos?
Keys soap is the best, 100% clean! Go to keys-soap.com, this stuff cleans up skin conditions too.
Check out http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ -- it is a cosmetics database. they test products and
rate them on a scale of 1 to 10 for toxicity and tell you which ingredients are toxic.
I've used Lucky Lathers Goat Milk Soap for about 6 months now, and the changes to my skin have been amazing!!!!! My skin is so soft and smooth now, an amazing change after using all those commercial bars with ingredients I now know are harmful. Lucky Lathers has only natural ingredients and all the goat milk they use in the soap is from a private family dairy goat herd that is raised 100% naturally. They can be contacted via their facebook page or email: luckylathers@yahoo.com.