Natural Soaps! The For Play blend offers a high-quality cold-pressed naturally scented soap bar that is seductively rich and creamy with nourishing certified organic and fair trade cocoa butter, virgin coconut oil and olive oil accented with ylang-ylang essential oil and rose petals. This is an SLS free bar of soap that adds only all of the best to bath time!
- 100% All Natural Soap Bar
- Soft aroma scent
- Perfect for showers and baths
- Blended with organic cold-pressed oilsoil's
- Free from SLS, sulfates, parabens & petroleum
- Made in Canada
Net Weight: 90 g (3.14 oz)
Ingredients: Distilled Water, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Cocus Nucifera(Coconut) Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Helianthus Annuus(Sunflower) Seed Oil, SimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsia Chinensis SimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsiaChinensisSimmondsiaChinensis(Jojoba) Seed Oil, Cananga Odorata (Ylang Ylang) Oil, Rose Petals.
Knowledge Bomb!
The sweet thing about this SLS-free soap bar, besides it doesn't dry out skin, is the ylang-ylang essential oil. So if you want to get your mojo moving or just pick up the mood, this is the soap bar for you! Sensual and exotic, ylang-ylang is renowned for its aphrodisiac properties is often used in the name of love. Ylang-ylang means 'flower of flowers' conjuring up all things romance!
What is SLS you might ask? Sodium lauryl sulphate / sulphate is a surfactant, detergent, and emulsifier used in thousands of cosmetic products, as well as in industrial cleaners. It is present in nearly all shampoos, scalp treatments, hair colour and bleaching agents, toothpaste, body washes and cleansers, make-up foundations, liquid hand soaps, laundry detergents, and bath oils/bath salts. Although SLS originates from coconuts, the chemical is anything but natural. The real problem with SLES / SLS is that the manufacturing process results in SLES / SLS being contaminated with 1,4 dioxane, a carcinogenic by-product.
SLS has been linked to irritation of the skin and eyes, organ toxicity developmental/reproductive toxicity, neurotoxicity, endocrine disruption, ecotoxicology, and biochemical or cellular changes as well as possible mutations and cancer.
