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The ingredients and properties of the oil for soap, lotions, serums, Bath and Body
To help take the mystery of ingredients listed in the soap, lotion, serum or other products from Momma Muse (handmade or in the bathroom and other Companies in the body), is a list of ingredients commonly used by the common name, name of the label (the FDA requires that the name – INCI International Nomenclature for Cosmetic Ingredients) and the description of the benefits of the skin and properties it offers. Do not let these mysterious names on the labels of fear – Much of it is just a complicated name for a single ingredient.
Distilled
– Always use distilled for purity and security.
Hydrosols
INCI used depends on the hydrosol.
– Are Hydrosols known as floral waters, essential water and distillates. They purify the water that is produced during the process of extracting essential oils from plants and flowers. The hydrosols that we use are all natural, contains no perfumes.
Infusions and teas
In some recipes, oils infused with herbs, or create a tea with distilled water and herbs are used to maximize the benefits of certain plants. Not forgetting the label is contested beautiful.
Almond Oil
Prunus amygdalus dulcis (almond) oil
– An excellent skin softener and moisturizer cream. Almond oil is ideal for all skin types but especially beneficial for dry or irritated skin.
Oil apricot kernel
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) kernel oil
– High in both vitamins A and E. It helps moisturize and soften skin. Helps skin maintain its elasticity, clarity and flexibility.
Rice bran oil
Oryza sativa (its oil) rice
– A nourishing oil and a powerful protective coating in the top gamma-oryzanol as well as antioxidants, which protect and nourish the skin. RBO is rich in phytosterols, helping to reduce inflammation and relieve discomfort. It also contains more vitamin E in the form of Liquica. Beneficial to mature, sensitive skin and delicate.
Olive Squalane
Squalane (Olea Europea)
– Squalane is very light, thin oil is absorbed quickly and deeply into the skin without leaving oily residue. Squalene oil is wonderful for skin problems like eczema, dermatitis, rashes, psoriasis, cracks and therefore help in the healing of bruises or skin. Because squalene is found naturally in the skin (a lipid Botany) with an identical structure lipid molecule to man, which is used in face products to help reduce wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin.
Jojoba
Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil
– Contains jojoba oil, protein and minerals. It is similar to our own sebum which is secreted in the glands, helping to lubricate and protect our skin.
fractionated coconut oil
Caprylic / Capric
– This oil can bring light therapeutic oils under the skin. Containing triglycerides medium chain, it also helps moisturize and soften skin.
Vitamin E
Tocopherol
– Skin natural antioxidant, promoting healthy tissue – the healing and rejuvenation.
Monoi de Tahiti
Cocos nucifera (coconut) Oil (and) Gardenia tahitensis
– A moisturizer and natural fragrance oil, which quickly penetrates the skin acts as a barrier natural that helps prevent dehydration (and wrinkles) of the skin. A beautiful, fragrant oil, of course, excellent for all skin types.
Oil Palma
sodium palmate
– Used as a basic ingredient in many soaps and costly luxury. There is considered a vegetable tallow which produces a hard soap bar that is both soft and clean.
Palm kernel oil
The hydrogenated palm kernel oil
Palm Kernelate sodium
– Qualities very similar to oil palm, which produces a clean, hard soap that lathers well.
Coconut Oil
Cocos nucifera (Coconut) Oil
Sodium cocoate
– Coconut oil has a bar of hard soap that lathers beautifully.
Olive oil
Olea europaea (olive) oil
Sodium Olivato
– An oil used Moisturizers in soap – Castile soap generally 100% olive oil, but there is no requirement as to what percentage should be used. softens skin while drawing moisture from your skin. It is a mild soap keeps skin soft, supple and youthful.
Shea Butter
Butyrospermum Parkii (shea butter fat) fruit
– Shea Butter is deep penetrating and long lasting. Is it necessary to restore moisture balance of the skin and prevent visible signs of aging and wrinkles.
Cocoa butter
Theobroma cacao (cocoa) seed butter
Sodium Cocoa Butterate
– Cocoa butter is absorbed quickly into the skin to soften, lubricate, moisten and nutrients to the skin. major works to prevent and treat scars, stretch marks and damage to the skin.
Glycerin
Glycerin
– Glycerin is a humectant, which means it attracts moisture from the skin. This whole idea lotion right? To moisturize your skin, keeping its flexibility. Fine.
Emulsifier
Glyceryl stearate (And) Cetearyl alcohol (and stearoyl lactylate)
– Because the lotion is mixed oil and water, an emulsifier is necessary to mix and keep the two together. We chose a self-natural emulsifier that helps ensure a natural moisturizing factor found in the skin. Our emulsifier provides installation and smooth skin.
Stearic acid
Stearic acid
– We use 100% stearic acid derived from palm oil (ie vegetarian). The stearic acid is used to help bind oils and water, but also to thicken and stabilize lotions.
Cyclomethicone
Cyclomethicone
– Used to prevent a greasy appearance and impart a soft, silky lotion. Commonly used in lotions to provide a powder "smell. It is also used as body sprays and bath products (bath salts, etc.).
Conservative
Propylene glycol Diazolidinyl urea, carbamate Iodopropynl
– The conservative we use in our lotions a broad spectrum bactericide and fungicide non-paraben. It is very effective against Gram negative and Gram-positive, yeast, mold and house unwanted organisms. We tested our lotions, apart from giving family and friends, but we always use the recommended percentage of condom with the highest security of our users.
Bleach
Sodium hydroxide
– It's the chemical used to make soap. Without this chemical, no soap, period. Sodium hydroxide is a chemical reaction called saponification. Once saponification is complete, the product is finished soap – not detergent in the finished product. Sodium hydroxide will see our list of ingredients, however, another kind of list, like an oil saponified – For example, a soap olive oil could simply list sodium Olivato "- which means the same thing as sodium hydroxide, olive oil.
Fragrance Oil
Perfume
– The perfume oils are added in small quantities to be an irritant for most people. However, add just enough to give a light scent of your favorite fragrance, will struggle to resist the urge to feel his hands (and again yet!). Can not be included in lotions, we are able to provide fragrance, natural flavor hydrosols or essential oils – in general, special order.
Dyes
– We use a combination of mica, oxides, spices, and colors of clay achieving our products.
About the Author
Judi Cox is a work at home mom living in the Ohio Valley with her husband and 4 children. She enjoys gardening for fun and for the birds, playing with the kids, reading, and promoting other mom businesses. She has been making soap and lotion since 2001. Visit MommaMuse.com.
Do I really need glycerin bath salts?
I make bath salts for some members of my family at Christmas. I found a recipe in a magazine that I read and the following ingredients: Epsom salt, baking soda, glycerin, red coloring and peppermint essential oil. I Everything But The glycerin is really necessary?
no its not … I make bath salts all the time just salt essential oil of your choice and food coloring
