Pure Castile Liquid Soap [ROSE]

Gently Cleanse without the Toxins

Virtually all soaps use toxic sulfates to get that lather we’re all accustomed to, but castile soap lathers naturally – no chemicals necessary. Most soaps are nothing more than strong drying agents, but castile soap actually cleanses and protects thanks to oleuropein – a compound with potent antibacterial effects.

Safe for Sensitive Skin

Since castile soap is made from safe, simple plant oils, it is considered safe for even the most sensitive skin types.

It can help Oily, Acne-Prone Skin

The oils found in castile soap penetrate pores with their antibacterial agents, helping clean your skin without drying it out. While it is more alkaline than we recommend, some people have success using it to balance their skin’s pH to reduce acne. We recommend using something balanced to your skin’s natural 5.5 pH rather than overcompensating, but everyone’s skin is different.

Smooth and Soothe Dry, Irritated Skin

Plant oils, especially rose oil, is rich in monounsaturated fatty acids. These healthy fats help replenish the water level within the epidermis, resulting in supple, glowing skin. Plus, it doesn’t strip your skin’s natural oils, so no worries about dry, flaky skin.

Naturally Hydrating

The process of making oil-based soap results in a byproduct known as glycerin, which most synthetic soaps filter out. That’s a shame considering glycerin absorbs water from the surrounding air, working to moisturize your skin as naturally as possible. Fortunately, castile soap retains its glycerin content.

No Junked Up Pores

Made from rose oil, castile soap lets your skin breathe and encourages the natural process of shedding dead skin cells. While synthetic soaps can irritate and block pores, castile soap keeps them clean and clear.

Natural Free-Radical Protection

Rose oil is rich in antioxidants such as vitamins A and E. Regular use of castile soap can help protect against skin cell degeneration and can, therefore, delay the appearance of wrinkles and accelerated ageing.

Ease Eczema, Psoriasis & More

Nutrient-rich rose oil also contains a highly anti-inflammatory compound called oleocanthal. In fact, its anti-inflammatory action has been compared to that of Ibuprofen. As such, castile soap can help reduce inflammation – the source of many of our most bothersome skin conditions

Face 2-3 drops on wet hands, applied to wet face

Body one small squirt on a wet washcloth applied to a wet body

Hair ½ Tbsp. in your hand, worked into wet hair, or dilute ½ Tbsp. in ½ a cup of water and work that into wet hair

Bath Completely depends upon water amount, but roughly 2 Tbsp. soap in an average sized tub

Shaving Face – 10 drops; Underarms – 3 drops. Legs – ½ tsp: Work to a lather in wet hands and then apply to area

Foot Bath 1½ tsp. in a small tub of hot water

Laundry Add 1/2 cup of castile soap to a load of laundry. You can use less soap if you’re using a high-efficiency

Dishes Add 1 part of castile soap to 10 parts of water to make a liquid dish soap

Castile Soap & Rose Oil