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Natural Soap VS. Commercial Soap
COMMERCIAL SOAP YOU'LL FIND ON YOUR STORES SHELVES MAY INCLUDE: Parabens: These unnecessary ingredients are found in majority of commercial soap and beauty products and act as chemical preservatives (extend shelf life) Phthalates: This additive (known to be linked to...
Why Soap Works
It probably began with an accident thousands of years ago. According to one legend, rain washed the fat and ash from frequent animal sacrifices into a nearby river, where they formed a lather with a remarkable ability to clean skin and clothes. Perhaps the inspiration...
Soap And Water 101: Why It’s Best For COVID-19 Coronavirus (And Everyday Practice)
“You don’t need antibacterial or antiseptic soap to remove COVID-19 from your skin,” Dr. Andrew Pavia, Chief, Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at the University of Utah, explains. “Regular soap is great. In my house we use plain soap. So why don’t you need to...
Why Seaweed
A member of the algae family, seaweed (not actually a weed, but a type of sea-vegetable) is classified into three groups: red, green, and brown. The most commonly consumed varieties are nori, hijiki, kombu, wakame, and dulse, though there are hundreds more growing in...
The 6 Benefits of Shea Butter Soap
1. Weather protection It’s not known for sure but suggestions have been made that shea butter was first used in African nations to protect the skin against sun damage. It’s unique compounds, including vitamins A and E, help protect the skin from environmental damage....
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Archaeologists Find 1,200-Year-Old Soap Factory in Israel
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To create the cleaning concoction, ancient workers mixed olive oil with ashes from saltwort plants