How Irritating Is Sodium Chloride To Skin

Sensitive Peel?

What does this really mean?

For some it means growing upwards with the daily hurting and anguish of red inflamed eczema and living with the condition every day, like me. And for others it means their skin feels a piddling tight in cold wet weather or itchy after a shower with their usual brand of shower gel or lather.

The market is total of products which are liberally branded 'suitable for sensitive skin' but how suitable does that really make them for your pare or any other sensitive skin? Nigh of the time we don't detect out until we try it, and try some other and another....which is what I did before I started making my own.

As the first products I made were but intended for my ain use, it meant that everything I created had to be tested extensively on my own skin to brand sure that they were good for me and my very severe eczema. This approach remains the accented corner stone of the business today. Our range of products has grown to over 120, and keeps growing, but every single new product is yet tested on my own skin (and nosotros don't examination on animals) earlier they are released for general production and auction to the public. If information technology doesn't make the grade - information technology doesn't arrive out of our lab; it is that unproblematic.

our promise to you
We will merely ever make and sell products, which I can use on my ain pare

No nasties or harmful chemicals
Y'all tin can rest assured that Sedbergh Soap does not contain any of the nasty chemicals that irritate sensitive pare. NO bogus colourings - NO perfume - NO fragrance - NO Propylene Glycol - NO Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) - NO Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS) - NO Parabens - NO Phthalates - NO MIT - NO Triclosan - NO Methylchloroisothiazolinone - NO Methylisothiazolinone (MIT).....to name but a few of the common 'nasties' you may accept seen on other ingredients lists or heard nigh. - Next fourth dimension you go shopping, take a moment to look at the ingredients of your usual bathroom products,....you may be in for a fleck of a stupor!

No sodium chloride (common salt to you and me) to thicken liquid soap - A whole new way of thinking
These days most people have heard nigh additives such as Parabens and the stuff almost liquid handwash, showergel and shampoo are made of, namely Sodium Laureth Sulfate, becasuse both are oft mentioned as culprits.
However, did y'all know that the vast bulk of liquid bath and hair intendance products comprise a significant amount of salt? - as much as 20% ! About people have no idea. Sodium Chloride is commonly used to thicken liquid soap and hair care products, which is not adept if you take sensitive skin because salt offers no goodness or benefits to the peel, in fact it dries the skin. Did y'all know that if an organic product is thickened with organic salt, it can continue its organic status? And so what proficient is it that you bathe in a 'natural' or 'organic' production if it is nevertheless thickened the traditional way with salt, which will dry your pare? - That'south why we don't add cheap fillers like Salt to thicken our liquid lather adn shampoo. A while ago, the law changed regarding preservatives in natural skincare products and then we had to add a very small amount of salt (Sodium Chloride) to our soaps equally a barrier for potential leaner. Just this is a very tiny amount and so the skin doesn't dry out. - So, whileSalt (Sodium Chloride) is non a harful chemical as such - it is normal white table table salt, which nosotros eat it every 24-hour interval through our food - bathing in a production containing a high volume of salt can dry out out your skin and cause itchiness and cracked skin. We recollect that is wrong so we simply do not thicken our products past calculation Socium Chloride - nosotros much adopt to make them out of lots of lovely ingredients; information technology is a more expensive process just we believe it is worth it.

no blended essential oils - unless it says and then in the product name
After trying different products including many 'natural' and 'organic' ones, I establish that some essential oils were fine for my skin but others weren't. And the ones, which were fine could provoke an allergic reaction if they had been blended with another oil, that had likewise otherwise shown to be okay.
This lead me to stick to producing pure single odour products in te first example and subsequently to only produce product with blends that are tested on eczema. To make certain everybody knows whwat to expect, we literally put the oils in the proper name of the soap - for example 'Lemongrass' and 'Cedarwood & Rose'. It also means that people with specific allergies can shop with confidence and avert any essential oils they are allergic to.

no herbal extracts
The same can be said almost Herbal Extracts. Oftentimes advertised as 'enriching' or 'beneficial' in specific ways or for specific skin. I found that for truly sensitive peel, these natural ingredients are just that, natural ingredients but it doesn't necessarily brand them skillful for your skin - it just makes them natural.

I promise y'all enjoy your Sedbergh Soap.