
Sodium Coco Sulfate: Is It Natural?
Posted onSodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) is a synthetic detergent used to create lather and remove oil and grease. Should it be used as an ingredient in a product that claims to be "natural?"
Read PostSodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) is a synthetic detergent used to create lather and remove oil and grease. Should it be used as an ingredient in a product that claims to be "natural?"
Read PostTo understand the bubble-producing secret of soap, we need to explore the chemistry of soap molecules and water molecules. Here comes the science!!
Read PostYour shampoo technique may be critical to ensuring success with a natural shampoo bar. If you are enjoying our natural shampoo bars please share your experiences with our Chagrin Valley community.
Read PostWhile a natural essential oil scent blend may change a bit when combined with virgin oils in a cream, these blends are especially unpredictable when making cold-processed natural soap.
Read PostIn handmade soap the natural colors and the scents from pure natural essential oils will change or fade over time. Let’s learn why.
Read PostWhile the process of making a shampoo bar is the same as soap, shampoo bar "recipes" use different proportions of oils as well as herbs and essential oils known for their hair care benefits.
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