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Why is our soap better?

Take a look at the bright colorful packaging of soap the next time your at the grocery store. Look at the labels. The  majority of the products on the shelf don't say 'soap' on their labels. They might be called beauty bars, moisturizing bars, or body bars, but not soap. That's because these bars aren't actually soap and can't legally claim to be; they're detergents. The manufacturers have removed most of the 'good' stuff that occurs in the soap making process, and replaced it with synthetic lathering agents and harsh chemicals. These cheap detergent bars are not only bad for your skin, but they're also bad for the planet, too.

Why is commercial soap so bad?

Commercial soap manufacturers make it a practice to remove the glycerin that is produced during the saponification (soap-making) process. The glycerin is a highly profitable substance, often sold to other companies who use it to make lotions and moisturizers, which your skin, now dried out from the harsh detergent soap, desperately needs.

Most commercially produced bars contain synthetic lathering agents, artificial colors, and a slew of chemicals we can't even pronounce.

 

 

Those who suffer from skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema, as well as people who have sensitive skin or are hypoallergenic often find immediate relief by switching to handmade natural soap.

Sometimes people with sensitive skin believe they cannot use soap. The problem isn’t with soap, it is commercial soaps that have removed all the natural glycerin, or the shower gels that are in fact chemical detergents, not soap.

 

 

What's in our soap? 

 

Pink Faucet only uses the best quality  butters and oils in our cold process soaps and other products.

 

Organic Africian Shea Butter-  Anti Inflamatory properties to ease skin discomforts from skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis, Sunburn and skin irritations. Anit aging, Super moisurizing and rich in antioxidents! 

 

Olive Oil - an excellent oil to use in soap as it is a moisturizer that forms a "breathable" layer on the skin, preventing loss of internal moisture. 

 

Castor Oil - acts as a humectant by attracting and retaining moisture to the skin.

 

Canola Oil - contributes protein and moisturizing qualities in soap.

 

Palm Oil - It is very mild, cleans well and produces a hard bar of soap.

 

Soybean Oil  -  Adds mildness and  lots of fluffy lather.

 

Sunflower Oil - rich in vitamin E, provides skin conditioning for dry skin.

 

Coconut oil - is a super cleansing addition that produces big lavish  bubbles.

 

Most of our cold process soaps contain real Greek Yogurt. We also carry a range of Vegan Glycerin soaps!

 

Greek Yogurt -naturally rich in alpha hydroxy acid, that removes dead skin cells, moisturizes and rejuvenate the complexion.

 

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