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Dove Sensitive Skin Unscented Beauty Bar Ingredients:

Sodium Lauroyl Isethionate

Uses: According to DCI it is used as a detergent, wetting agent, and emulsifier

About This Ingredient: This is a synthetic detergent. It may dry the skin out because if it's degreasing properties. Depending on where you look, this detergent may be listed as a mild skin irritant.

How It's Made: This detergent is chemically synthesized in a lab.

Summary: This Dove soap ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin (aside from cleaning it), and may dry it out.

Stearic Acid

Uses: Used as a hardener in soap. According to DCI, it also gives liquid soap a pearly appearance.

About This Ingredient: According to DCI and Cosmetics Info it is deemed safe by the FDA and CIR (Cosmetic Ingredient Review) expert panel. DCI states that it is a possible sensitizer for allergic people. Stearic acid is a constituent in some vegetable oils.

How It's Made: According to wikipedia, Stearic acid is prepared by treating animal fat with water at a high pressure and temperature, leading to the hydrolysis of triglycerides.

Summary: This Dove ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin, and may sensitize you to allergens.

Sodium Tallowate

Uses: Used for cleansing.

About This Ingredient: Sodium tallowate is a salt of Tallow (according to Cosmetic Cop's Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients it is a substance extracted from the fatty deposits of animals, especially from suet (the fat of cattle and sheep). Tallow is often used to make soap and candles. In soap, because of its fat content, it can be a problem for breakouts). According to The Soapmakers Companion (Susan Miller Cavitch) "Quite a bit of controversy surrounds the use of tallow in soap making. It is thought to clog pores, cause blackheads, and increase the incidence of eczema for individuals with sensitive skin."

How It's Made: Sodium tallowate is made my mixing Tallow with Lye (a solution containing water and an alkali).

Summary: This inexpensive and readily available Dove soap ingredient cleanses and moisturizes your skin, but may worsen or cause acne

Sodium Palmitate

Uses: Used for cleansing and creating lather.

About This Ingredient: Sodium Palmitate is a salt of Palmitic Acid (according to Cosmetic Cop's Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients. Palmitic Acid can be drying to the skin).

How It's Made: Sodium Palmitate is made my mixing Palmitic Acid with Lye (a solution containing water and an alkali).

Summary: This Dove soap ingredient cleanses your skin, but may dry it out.

Lauric Acid

Uses: According to Cosmetic Info it is a surfactant and cleansing agent.

About This Ingredient: Lauric Acid occurs naturally in some vegetable oils like palm oil. It can be irritating to super-sensitive individuals at high concentrations.

How It's Made: Occurs naturally.

Summary: This ingredient cleanses your skin. It may irritate very sensitive skin.

Sodium Isethionate

Uses: It's generally used as a surfactant.

About This Ingredient: This ingredient is a type of detergent surfactant. It's pretty mild and produces a lot of dense lather. Sodium isethionate works equally well in soft or hard water.

How It's Made: This ingredient is normally chemically synthesized in a lab.

Summary: This ingredient is mild on the skin and non-drying.

Water

Uses: Typically used in soap as a solvent for dissolving the oxidizer.

About This Ingredient: A solvent is always needed to dissolve the oxidizer. It can be water, milk, or any other liquid containing water.

How It's Made: Occurs naturally.

Summary: Water is used as a means of dissolving the oxidizer (the thing that combines with the oils to make soap).

Sodium Stearate

Uses: The Stearate salts are generally used for their lubricating properties. They also help to keep emulsions from separating into their oil and liquid components, according to Cosmetic Info.

About This Ingredient: According to DCI, this ingredient is about 98% Stearic Acid, and carries the same risks.

How It's Made: Made by reacting sodium with stearic acid to create the salt, sodium stearate, according to wikipedia.

Summary: This Dove soap ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin

Cocamidopropyl Betaine

Uses: Used as a surfactant, according to Cosmetic Info.

About This Ingredient: This is generally regarded as one of the more gentle surfactants, although some studies indicate it may be an allergen, according to wikipedia.

How It's Made: I wasn't able to pin this down definitively, but I gather that it is synthesized in a lab.

Summary: This ingredient cleanses your skin. It may also be an allergen.

Sodium Cocoate

Uses: Used as a surfactant.

About This Ingredient: This is a gentle surfactant.

How It's Made: Sodium cocoate is produced by hydrolysis of the ester linkages in coconut oil with sodium hydroxide (same as Sodium Isethionate), a strong base, according to wikipedia.

Summary: This ingredient cleanses your skin.

Sodium Palm Kernelate

Uses: Used as a surfactant.

About This Ingredient: This is a gentle surfactant.

How It's Made: Sodium Palm Kernelate is formed by combining Palm Kernel oil with an oxidizer (such as Sodium Hydroxide).

Summary: This ingredient cleanses your skin.

Sodium Chloride

Uses: Used as a thickening agent.

About This Ingredient: Sodium Chloride is the same as ordinary table salt.

How It's Made: Occurs naturally. Can be mined or taken from seawater by evaporating it.

Summary: This ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin.

Tetrasodium EDTA

Uses: Used as a preservative and chelating agent, according to wikipedia.

About This Ingredient: No known toxicity to the skin.

How It's Made: Synthesized in a lab.

Summary: This ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin.
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Tetrasodium Etidronate

Uses: Used as a preservative and chelating agent (DCI lists this as a synonym for Tetrasodium EDTA, I'm not sure why Dove lists this twice).

About This Ingredient: No known toxicity to the skin.

How It's Made: Synthesized in a lab.

Summary: This ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin.

Maltol

Uses: Used as a flavoring agent, according to wikipedia.

About This Ingredient: I wasn't able to find any information on the use of Maltol in soap. It occurs naturally in some types of plants. It does have a fragrance.

How It's Made: I can't say definitively, but I would propose that it is probably harvested from plant material.

Summary: This ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin. It might be used as a fragrance, but maybe not considering Dove claims this bar to be unscented.

Titanium Dioxide

Uses: Used as a whitening agent.

About This Ingredient: Titanium Dioxide is thought to have no negative side effects when used externally. However, I have read that people can be sensitive to it.

How It's Made: Crude titanium dioxide is purified via titanium tetrachloride in the chloride process, according to wikipedia.

Summary: This ingredient does not appear to have any beneficial properties for your skin. It may cause skin irritation.

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Features
Made using ayurvedic herbs and essential oils
Strengthens the hair roots and nurtures the hair and scalp
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Recently im seeing a lot of adds and youtube videos on INSTANT HAIR REMOVAL POWDER
The posters claim that the product is 100% natural and made with multani mitti and what not.

Chemical depilation uses a chemical depilatory or hair-removal cream that contains chemicals that can effectively remove hair. The solution contains calcium thioglucolate or barium sulfide to dissolve hair.

is that it contains a chemical …

Don’t confuse it with Barium Sulphate.. they may sound similar but thet are not.

When Barium reacted with water (we don’t know what kind of water people are mixing it with) and what other ingredients are present in the powder mix.

Baruim produces toxic fumes which may skip ur mind while applying, but reports proves that it can cause serious health hazards.

THIS IS COMPLETELY LETHAL.

Abstract
Physicians, familiar with the common usage of barium medicinally as the contrast agent barium sulfate, may consider it an innocuous or at most a minimally harmful compound. The barium cation is extremely toxic and produces characteristic gastrointestinal symptoms, periorbital and extremity paresthesia, hypertension, and progressive flaccid muscular paralysis. Profound hypokalemia also may be induced. Overdose may be rapidly fatal unless the ingestion is recognized and appropriate treatment is instituted expediently.
On the contrary Ayurveda DOES NOT say that hair can be removed permanently.
It works slowly over a period of time
Some of the herbs are Hartaal, Palash kshar, Shankh churna, turmeric

Courtesy: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7771386

to all consumers, Be safe don’t for such instant SCAMS. Better to use EPILATOR or WAX
Epilation
Tweezers
Epilation involves removing of hair from the roots. Plucking, waxing, threading, sugaring and using abrasives are some of the methods used. Plucking consists of using hand-held tweezers to remove individual hair. This is an effective method if you do not have to remove a lot of hair, such as in the eyebrow and upper lip areas. Waxing is a preferable method for legs and bikini areas. Most women also opt to use the wax method even for their eyebrows and upper lips. Waxing uses heated wax and cloth to strip the hair off against the direction of the hair growth. Threading uses fine threads to remove hair. Sugaring is similar to waxing, except that it makes use of a mixture of sugar, lemon juice and water heated to form a paste instead of wax. Lastly, you can use abrasives to remove hair by using pumice stones or devices made with fine sand paper to rub against the hair growth

Suicidal ingestion of barium-sulfide-containing shaving powder. - PubMed - NCBI Am J Forensic Med Pathol. 1995 Mar;16(1):56-61. Case Reports

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Scrub-a-dub-dub! Your children can get squeaky clean with their own homemade soap.

Handmade soaps make wonderful gifts and can be used in our own homes to enable us to outsource our needs less and less.
Another workshop where kids made special friendship day hampers!

Blue for boys
Pink for girls
Bday return gifts!

Friendship day special !
Gift ur friend a perfect gift hamper

A group of enthusiastic learners who have decided to not to use harsh chemicals on their body.
Have started their journey by learning all natural soaps.