Aloe
Vera: A wild plant of the lily family used for years as a
healing agent and beauty aid. Aloe vera juice appears to be effective
in relieving the pain and inflammation of sunburn. The aloe vera
gel contains vitamins B1, B2, and B6, calcium, potassium, chlorine,
enzymes, and other ingredients not yet identified.
Coconut
Oil: Also known as Copra Oil, is a white solid fat obtained
from the fruit of the coconut, widely used in food products and
in the production of cosmetics and soaps. This oil adds volumes
of lather to a soap.
Glycerin:
is a humectant (draws moisture from the air to moisturize the
skin) A colorless sweet viscous liquid derived from vegetable
fats. It is a by-product of the soap-making process, which separates
the glycerin from the fatty acids in the whole oil. The naturally-occurring
glycerin stays in handmade soaps, but is usually removed from
commercial soaps. Glycerin is also used as an emollient (skin
smoothener and softener), lubricant (skin lubricator that helps
prevents moisture loss), emulsifier (thickener) and diluting agent
in cosmetics.
Goats
Milk: contains over 50 nutrients that nourish and revitalize
the skin. It has a pH level that is closest to the skins own pH
level. It has proven to be gentle to sensitive dry skin. It consistently
leaves the skin feeling smooth, moisturized and rejuvinated.
Lavender:
This amazing plant is used for acne, athletes foot, as a disinfectant,
healing burns
and insect bites, stiff joints and sore muscle relief. Herbalists
have also used lavender oil to treat skin ailments including fungal
infections, wounds, and eczema. Lavender can be applied externally
for circulatory disorders by adding to a healing bath, or it is
also used as a rub to treat rheumatic ailments. Lavender is both
physiologically soothing and psychologically calming. Lavender
is best know for curing insomnia and can be used as a treatment
for sunburn. Lavender cools sunburn and soothes dry skin, while
helping to quiet over-active sebaceous glands that produce oily
skin.
Lemongrass: Studies have shown that the lemon grass has
antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is said that lemongrass
also helps improve the skin by reducing acne and pimples and acts
as a muscle and tissue toner.
Oatmeal: Many troublesome skin problems as well as contact
dermatisas respond postively to oatmeal soap. Ezcema and psoriasis
conditions have often been improved by oatmeal soap. Oatmeal soap
also soothes the itching from poison oak, poison ivy, poison sumac
as well an irritating rashes and insect bites. Remember the times
that both Mom and your doctor recommended an oatmeal bath? They
did it and still do it today because they know the benefits!
Peppermint Leaf: Helps with itching skin, burns, ringworm,
neuralgia, rheumatism and as a insect repellent. Very fragrantPalm
Oil: Palm Oil is the reddish-orange oil extracted from the pulp
of the fruit of the African palm. It's extremely high in saturated
fat andl is processed to produce edible fats (shortening &
margarine), soaps and candles. This is a solid oil which is the
number one soap making ingredient. Palm Oil gives a very big,
fluffy lather. Safflower Oil: is an emollient, soothes bruises
and irritations, and is easily absorbed into the skin.
Shea Butter: is known for it's healing and moisturizing
properties. It has been used for thousands of years to effectively
treat dry and aging skin. Its high content of non-saponifiable
fatty acids gives it the ability to moisturize and retain the
elasticity of the skin. Shea butter can also help to protect the
skin against the damaging effects of the sun while repairing cellular
degeneration.
Sorbitan Oleate: Natural Emulsifier
Soybean Protein: Natural Conditioner
Tea Tree Oil: Powerful antiseptic. Antibacterial, antifungal.
Helps to treat cuts, scrapes, bites, stings, minor skin wounds
and irritations. Promotes healing and reduces scarring. Acne control
and shortens the course of vaginal yeast infections.
Titanium
Dioxide: Naturala mineral whitener used in opaque soaps
The above information is strictly informational and not intended
to treat, cure or diagnose any diseases or ailments.
