Benefits Using Coconut Oil In Soaps:

. Antibacterial + Antifungal + Antiviral

. Moisturising

. Rich Lather

. Appropriate For All Skin Types

. High Fatty Acids Contents (such as linoleic, oleic, stearic and palmitic acids)

. Vitamins A + E, (antioxidant vitamins that promote circulation and healthy skin cell growth)

. Skin Healing (problematic skin issues such as acne, eczema and psoriasis)

. Reduces Inflammation

 

Some research suggests that the high amount of fatty acids in Coconut oil can help reduce acne-causing bacteria. Due to its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory abilities, it can destroy the bacterial strains that cause acne while also reducing inflammation. It’s particularly good at maintaining a moisture barrier on the surface of the skin which helps aid problematic skin issues such as eczema and psoriasis.

 

Our Coconut Oil Soap is:

• 100% Natural
• SLS + Paraben Free
• Palm Oil Free
• Additives Free
• Unscented
• Cruelty Free (never tested on animals)
• Handmade (cold process)
• Vegan Friendly

. Packed in compostable, biodegradable cellulose sheets (Cellulose is a Natureflex product made from renewable wood pulp & will breakdown, unlike plastic)

Run water onto the bar of soap and create a lather in your hands. Massage into the skin & rinse.

 

Ways to store soap bar:

• Soap saving dish with drainage
• Eco saver such as a coconut husk/fibre
• Soap saver bag

Soap bars are best kept when dry. Once you begin to use your soap, store it on a dish that allows drainage. (Leaving your soap in a moist environment may cause bacteria and the bar will shrink in size)

. Avoid contact with eyes. If any soap gets into the eyes, rinse immediately with cold water. 

 

. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

. For external use only

. Safe to use on babies 

Cocos Nucifera Oil* (raw coconut oil) - Aqua (distilled water) - Sodium Hydroxide (lye)

 

*Organic

 

Distilled water & sodium hydroxide is no longer present in the end bar of the soap once it’s gone through the correct curing process. They are only present in the beginning stages when making the soap. Once the soap has cured they completely evaporate leaving only the Coconut oil present.

They are added to the ingredient list so you know what is added through the process of making natural cold process soap.