Consumers should
review the ingredients they are using. If they cannot pronounce the
ingredients or their skin is dry and irritated, they should identify
and use a natural, vegetable-based herbal soap that addresses their
skin type.
Oily Skin:
Blue Bar, Cinnamon
Spice, Aloe Tea Tree, or Zenith. You may want to use these in conjunction
with our Elysium or Tempest bars. Experiment! Remember, when you work
hard to remove oils, your glands work harder to produce more oil, therefore,
you may need to switch back and forth with soaps for your face and body.
Dry Skin:
Butter, Aloe
Baby, Unscented, Slumber, or Surrender bars.
Combination
Skin:
Elysium, Honey
Cornmeal, or Surrender bars.
For a nice
deodorant herbal soap, try our Cinnamon Spice or Sage & Ginger bars.
For athlete's foot try our Blue bar and for acne our Aloe Tea Tree bar.
So what's
your skin type?
We do not always
have the same skin type all year round. Oiliness and dryness can change
with the weather, hormonal cycles, diet, emotions, and disease. Many
people get dry in the winter and oily in the summer. Adjust your herbal
soap accordingly.
Simplet Test
to check skin type:
Moisten cotton
ball with witch hazel or rubbing alcohol.
Rub along the side of your nose.
Wait ten minutes.
Repeat.
Examine the second cotton ball:
- If dirty, you tend to have oily skin.
- If clean, you tend to have dry skin.
Use this test to match the herbal combinations for your skin type.