NATURAL SOAP PRODUCT

WHY HAND MADE SOAP IS BETTER CHOICE
1.First and foremost, hand made soaps just feel good. A rich, creamy, handmade bar with real essential oils and a huge voluminous lather is promised to just make you f e e l g o o d. Using commercial, mass produced soap is like eating fast food when you could be eating at your favorite gourmet restaurant. 2.Commercially produced soaps usually use synthetic ingredients that are readily available, stable and economical, so they are often used in place of richer natural ones. When industrial manufacturers do incorporate organic nutrients, the percentages are often insignificant- eye-catching on the label and inconspicuous in the soap. A quick glance at the labels reveals the highly synthetic nature of most body care products. Many people react negatively to one product or anther and are left to find the culprit responsible for the rash, an irritation, or dry skin.
3.The goal is to create a mild soap that cleans and moisturizes without using anything you wouldn't want your children to use. Our Sensatia range of hand made soaps are always made with wholesome, quality ingredients. We use all natural virgin coconut oil in a cold process recipe. In cold process soap making, no heat is added to the mixture so the oils retain their healing properties. Furthermore, we utilize a process known as superfatting. Soapmakers use this method to ensure a softer, smoother, creamier, more emollient-rich bar of soap. In actuality, superfatting leaves some of the oils un-saponified (un-SOAP-afied) resulting in a creamy moisturizing bar. The natural glycerin is left in the soap, which helps maintain the moisture balance of the skin. The big guys sift off the natural occurring glycerin and sell it to different big guys (to make those fancy clear bars) and even then they add so many other chemicals and stabilizers, little of why you purchased the soap in the first place has any effect.
4.Our skin works as hard as the rest of our organs, continually ridding the body of impurities while absorbing light and moisture. Skin readily accepts a variety of water and oil-soluble materials through the pores. Since both the good and the bad enter readily, we must consider carefully which products to use. Our skin acts as a protective barrier, even repairing itself from injury, but each toxic exposure damages this barrier and inhibits the skin's ability to function.
5.The general health of skin is related directly to its moisture content- how much water it is able to retain. As healthy skin "cleans house" under normal conditions, it can retain moisture; expel heat, cold, and pollution. Ultraviolet rays, synthetic cosmetics, and an over-processed, less nutritious diet push our skin past its limits. This imbalance leads to dry skin and a less efficient system.
6.We need products that help the skin to balance its loss and absorption of moisture, while nourishing the body with vitamins. Such products create a breathable barrier for the skin, attracting and allowing in a fresh supply of moisture while preventing the evaporation of internal moisture.
7.Tallow and lard (which are the main ingredients in most commercial soaps) can clog up the skin's breathing system. In contrast, a coconut oil based soap will keep internal moisture from evaporating too quickly, at the same time allowing the skin to release waste and absorb a fresh supply of external moisture.
8.In conclusion, you are not only helping your skin and body by insisting on naturally made skin care products, but you are also helping local communities by providing them with employment, and helping the environment by "treading lightly."