Natural soaps

[thompson1926]

Hey guys!
Does anyone have a link or links to where I can buy natural soaps/shampoos/conditioners or how to make my own?
HAIL SATAN!!

 

[Magus Immortalis]

Amazon.com has a good selection of natural soaps. You can also try your local health food store.For soaps, I like Dr.Bronner's, Druide, and Rocky Mountain. These are my personal preferences though. I get them because they last a long time (as long as you don't keep them under running water in the shower, but put it in a dry place while you're in there), are reasonably priced and smell nice.I also like the goat milk soaps that I get at the local farmer's market. You could try there too, if there are any in your area.


On Thursday, July 30, 2015 6:34 AM, "thompson1926@... [SSHealth]" <[email protected] wrote:


  Hey guys!
Does anyone have a link or links to where I can buy natural soaps/shampoos/conditioners or how to make my own?
HAIL SATAN!!

 

[soutlaw92]

I also agree with Sterngucker on Dr. Bronners soap. I don't use those products.

 

[soutlaw92]

Im gonna try making my own soaps soon and adding herbs to them. As magus said, there are many natural ones around. I personally get mine from a farmer who makes them or i'd buy african black soap. Its pretty nice. 

 

[Magus Immortalis]

My bad about the Dr. Bronner's soap. I forgot about the bible verses on the packaging I only recommended it because it's like, $3.99 where I get my soaps. That's on the cheaper end of the scale that I was going for.I"ll have to try using apple cider conditioner on my hair. I figure it is cheaper then using conditioner, but my hair is dry and a bit coarse so I have to use a moisturising shampoo.I like buying local when possible when it comes to cosmetics/skin care/soap, to support local soapmakers and founders/creators/distributors of essential oils, soaps, creams, ointments, etc.


On Thursday, July 30, 2015 11:49 AM, "sternegucker@... [SSHealth]" <[email protected] wrote:


  Vitacost.com has many natural products and they're cheap.
I have to say "boo" about Dr. bronner's- a popular Castile soap brand- because bronner's is a jew and the label is covered in bible verses! Plus it is watery! And overpriced! For the Castille soap I've tried and honestly it's only been 3 brands; I recommend dr. Woods. Thick and nice smell.
. I've been using castile as a shampoo for months and it has worked just fine. It is very drying to the hair due to its ph level but that is easily remedied by following with an apple cider vinegar rinse or really any conditioner.

 

[thompson1926]

Thank you guys a bunch!! I'll have a look into those brands you all mentioned I feel pretty dumb, I only just found out that there's a fucking natural herbs shop in the Main Street of the town I live in!! And mind you I've been living here for 10 years....so I'll have a look there and see If they sell some of the brands you all mentioned.

 

[S.S. 666]

I depends where you live - I believe in the EU there's a wider choice rather than in the US.
I would rather have a look to your local erboristic/nature shop ; I have seen in recent time much small shops popping out that are selling natural, healty and somehow fair priced products so that you can check for ingredients and the product's energy much better.


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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2015 06:34:10 -0700
Subject: [SSHealth] Natural soaps

  Hey guys!
Does anyone have a link or links to where I can buy natural soaps/shampoos/conditioners or how to make my own?
HAIL SATAN!!

 

[shantikami]

Don't forget to watch out for polyethelene; a lot of "scrubbing" soaps use this plastic instead of organic materials.

 

[thompson1926]

Thank you! I'll keep my eye out for it