What it is:A concentrated, conditioning cleanser made with a base of organic oils.What it is formulated to do:Extra virgin olive, hemp seed, coconut, and jojoba oils create luxurious suds, sans chemical surfactants and detergents. It works brilliantly as a shaving product for both men and women.What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemical…
What it is:An organic, high-performance moisturizer.What it is formulated to do:Skin naturally welcomes this easily absorbed hydrator, packed with vitamin and nutrient-rich natural emollients: Organic Sunflower Seed Oil, Organic Shea Butter, and Organic, Certified Fair Trade Cocoa Butter from the Dominican Republic. Skin becomes better able to retain its natural moisture and is left soft and smoot…
What it is:An antioxidant-rich skin conditioner that hydrates, nourishes, protects, and combats the signs of premature aging.What it does:This Balancing Oil combines the most beneficial of the essential fatty acids as it restores, hydrates, nourishes, protects and combats the signs of premature aging. This oil has restorative properties for all skin types from dry to demanding and helps reduce the…
I live in Belize and have started making soap. I do not think I will be able to find essential oils here. But, I have a back yard full of limes, basil, coconut, etc. Can’t I use some/all of these to scent my soap?
You might be able to make extracts from the limes or basil, but what you really need for soap is an oil-soluble extract, like an essential oil. Making that will require the use of solvents that could be dangerous or flammable. I wouldn’t recommend it.
The other option would be to just stir some lime zest or shredded fresh basil into your soap. I think that would work OK.
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Since castile soap is made of olive oil, does it even clean the hair properly?
I’m thinking of making my own shampoo using castile soap but I’m concerned about the fact that its made of olive oil and may cause oily hair and build up. Does it actually clean the hair or is a commercial shampoo a better option?
don’t people sometimes put olive oil on their hair to make it softer? I would say that you should be fine as long as you don’t use it every day, just sometimes to get softer hair.
Foaming Facial & Neck Cleanser for Sensitive Skin. Our foaming wash was developed to be used on sensitive skin like the face and neck. The foaming applicator automatically dilutes the special Island Rx formulation so that it can be used directly on wet skin. It is also great for bathing small children and babies.
Island Rx was the first product that was developed for Wendy Steele after her bout w…
All Natural, Chemical-Free Healing Shampoo & Soap for Skin Disorders, Itching, Allergies & Irritations
Island Rx was the first product developed. for Wendy Steele after her bout with Melanoma.
The basis for Island Rx is a 300 year old Castile soap recipe with holistic and naturopathic influences in the form of healing essential oils, a Micelle that resembles the antioxidant properties of natura…
Dr. Woods Castile Soap is very mild and versatile for everyday as a body wash, facial cleanser, shampoo, and shaving lather. It is also excellent as a mild laundry detergent. Originating from Castle, Spain, our soaps are vegetable based, containing no animal fat. Because our soaps are biodegradable, they are perfect for camping….
Dr. Woods Castile Soap is very mild and versatile for everyday as a body wash, facial cleanser, shampoo, and shaving lather. It is also excellent as a mild laundry detergent. Originating from Castle, Spain, our soaps are vegetable based, containing no animal fat. Because our soaps are biodegradable, they are perfect for camping….
