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Emulsifiers are commonly found in cosmetic products. If you have eczema, this may contribute to contact allergies. This is why we do not use emulsifiers in our body washes. Watch the short (3:13) video below to find out what you need to know.     Click here to shop our body washes. Your skin will thank you.

Welcome to Work With Me Wednesday. I love it when you tag along with me in the lab. Today, I'm formulating a custom order moisturizing body wash for a special client. Formulating a moisturizing body wash includes some key ingredients that won't dry out your skin. I share the ingredients I use and highlight one of my favorite moisturizing and cleansing oils. Watch the video (11:46) below and I'll show you how it's done.     Thank you for tagging along to Work With Me Wednesday. Be sure to 'like' and share this video. If this was forwarded to you by a friend, sign up for our newsletter to receive these videos and more direct to your inbox. See you next week....

Welcome back to Work With Me Wednesday. I'm so glad you can tag along. Today, I'm making a moisturizing body wash. More specifically, I'm making the Queen of Flowers Body Wash.     The ingredients in this formulation are key to its moisturizing benefits. They are: Organic Castile soap. It's an oil-based soap made from olive oil, coconut, castor, or hemp oils. Castor oil is natural, nontoxic, bio-degradable, gentle on skin, and non-irritating.   Organic Castor oil. It has antioxidant, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and moisturizing properties. Castor oil has been used since Ancient Egyptian times.     Raw Buckwheat honey. It's antiseptic, antibacterial, and contains natural alpha hydroxy acid, which exfoliates the skin. Honey is also a humectant that attracts and...

The lab cam caught me behind the scenes formulating our Queen of Flowers Body Wash. Watch as the right combination of plant-based, moisturizing ingredients makes the perfect body wash for all skin types.