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Why use Orange in your soaps? When used in a soap, orange essential oil assists the lymphatic system, helping to detoxify a congested skin and although it is a good general skin tonic, it is great for older more mature skin, dealing with dermatitis, as well as acne and soothing a dry irritated skin. The general tonic action seems to stem from the action it has on supporting collagen formation in the skin, which is required for a healthy, young-looking skin. Why use Almond Oil in your soaps? Sweet Almond oil is a favorite in aromatherapy carrier oils and skin care oils for it's ability to soften and condition the skin. Pale yellow in colour, the oil is expeller pressed oil from raw organic almond kernels. The oil contains glucodides, minerals and vitamins and in rich in protein. Almond oil is good for all skin types and helps to relieve dryness, itching and inflammation. Why use Oats in soaps? Here follows a summary of the main actions of cosmetic products formulated with this plant. - Excellent emollient properties.
- Co-assists in the treatment of dry skin.
- Softening effect on sensitive skin.
- It helps to reduce the irritation caused on the skin by unfavorable climatic conditions or on skin with this kind of problem.
- It plays an important role in the treatment of older skin as well as problem skin.
- Excellent agent against pruritus.
As our soap base contains no SLS or paraben additives we know that you are putting natures best on you, and your families skin. All of our soaps are made using natural, and as many Organic ingredients as we can find using an age old family reciepe. We can guarantee all of our products are Hand made in Scotland by our company. We supply the AuldHill Soap Company only, we don't make soaps for anyone else. Ingredients: Sodium Olivate, Sodium Cocoate,Sodium Palmate,
Glyceri., Citrus Aurantium dulcis*, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis*,
avena sativa*. Limonene** Limonalool**, Citral** contianed within essential oilsThis particular soap has an golden orange appearance and is supplied in a 80g bar.
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