Oatmeal Soap Base
Summary
The oatmeal soap base contains beneficial ingredients like glycerin and coconut oil, but is penalized for the presence of sodium laureth sulfate and palm oil, which are associated with skin irritation and environmental concerns, respectively.
At a glance
Key ingredients 8
AquaVery Good
Aqua is a common base in skincare products, providing hydration and a gentle foundation for other ingredients.
See more about Aqua →Propylene GlycolBad
Propylene Glycol helps retain moisture but can cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals.
See more about Propylene Glycol →Sodium StearateVery Good
Sodium Stearate acts as a cleansing agent and helps create the soap's structure, ensuring effective cleaning.
See more about Sodium Stearate →GlycerinVery Good
Glycerin is a natural humectant that attracts moisture to the skin, promoting hydration.
See more about Glycerin →SucroseNeutral
Sucrose adds sweetness and can act as a gentle exfoliant, aiding in skin renewal.
Sodium Laureth SulfateBad
Sodium Laureth Sulfate is a foaming agent that can sometimes cause skin dryness or irritation.
See more about Sodium Laureth Sulfate →SorbitolNeutral
Sorbitol functions as a humectant, helping to retain moisture in the soap.
See more about Sorbitol →Sodium MyristateVery Good
Sodium Myristate is a surfactant that helps create lather and cleanses the skin effectively.
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