Friday, May 25, 2012
A Great Pure and Natural Hand Soap
A wonderful product: South of France liquid hand soap. You rarely find a product with so few ingredients. This product contains only water, coconut and olive oil, vegetable glycerin, cellulose, fragrance/essential oils, citric acid, and Vitamin E. None of those long scientific/chemical names that are unintelligible. This soap feels wonderful on your hands (slippery) and is non-drying. Yes, it's a little pricey, but if you use hand soap the way I do (i.e., this stuff is soaking into your skin every day), it's worth it. Just use a small amount each time.
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I was researching hand sanitizers for this blog today. I had no idea that most of them are harmful! A doctor suggested we make our own by putting liquid soap in a pump bottle and adding water. You will probably need to keep some towels handy as this won't dry automatically. Of course, for this to be healthy, the soap you use has to be healthy. I put a couple pumps of the South of France in the bottle. Perfect! THEN I realized that I could dilute South of France this way for general use in the house, to make it last longer. Since this is a pricey item, I think this is an invaluable "find".
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