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With so many options of commercial soaps lining the shelves of grocery stores and supermarkets, why would anyone go through all the trouble Soap is the product of a chemical reaction that occurs when mixing oils and lye, along with some water. The process is called “saponification,” in which the lye has been processed to help form the soap itself – there is no lye after this chemical reaction. But on your next trip to the supermarket or the grocery store, take a look at the labels of the products on the soap aisle. Despite the lovely packaging, alluring colors and fresh, clean scents, you’ll notice that most of them don’t contain the word “soap” on their labels. You may find “beauty bars”, “moisturizing bars” or “body bars”, but not soap. That’s because these products are not Detergent is a petroleum-based product, akin to gasoline. Detergents will leave the skin feeling very dry, or sometimes itchy. They contain synthetic lathering agents, artificial colors and fragrances and other harsh chemicals. Have you ever read the label of a store-bought “soap”? Were you shocked at the amount of synthetic ingredients listed there? There are ingredients such as alkali and DEA, Triclosan, BHT other unpronounceable chemicals that have been demonstrated to be The problem is that even though companies are required to release information about the ingredients of the soaps they manufacture, one can never be too sure of all the chemicals listed (or not listed) on the labels. stays out of your soap. You can choose only the most natural, gentle and soothing ingredients to your skin. The ingredients that you put in your own soaps, if you teach yourself how to make your own soap, will determine the benefits that you enjoy. Often, with skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis, the removal of harmful chemicals and possible irritants from the soaps used can Besides the base oils (fats) that will react with lye and form the soap, you can get creative and play with essential oils and other