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Why natural soap?

Skin is our body’s largest organ and is often the first to touch and absorb toxins, chemicals and other substances that are present in commercial products. Often the ingredients in commercial products have long and unfamiliar names that are hidden in unreadable fine print on a small label. Almost all the chemical soaps we use today are harmful for us and the environment. Natural soaps are made from skin-friendly organic materials. Handmade soaps take longer to produce and use good quality ingredients hence they are comparatively more expensive. We use 100% pure and organic raw materials without artificial additives like SLS, parabens and more.

Benefits of using Natural soap

Glycerin for Natural Skin Benefits

A type of fat naturally found in plants, glycerin organically hydrates and keeps the skin soothed. Glycerin is removed from most of the commercially produced soaps to increase their shelf life. Handmade soaps retain the glycerin for skin hydration and moisturization.

Better for the Environment

Customers can lessen their environmental impact and promote sustainable agriculture methods by choosing natural soaps. Organic agricultural practices contribute to a healthier earth for future generations by promoting biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation.The natural ingredients in most handmade soaps are biodegradable. Many commercial soap companies use palm oil harvested from deforested areas.

Cruelty-Free and Animal-Friendly

Many handmade soaps contain no animal fats, milk, or honey products, so they are vegan-friendly. Handmade soap producers mostly adhere to ethical practices, including not testing on animals and offering vegan-friendly options.

Rich in Antioxidants

Natural soaps are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants derived from natural ingredients. These nourishing elements help promote healthy skin by providing essential nutrients supporting its well-being

Safer to Use

Organic soaps don’t use sulfate-based detergents to create lather. It’s the natural oils in the soap that cleanses your skin. It can penetrate deeply and purge your pores of chemical toxins.Many conventional soaps contain synthetic fragrances, artificial dyes, and harsh detergents. These can damage your skin by stripping its natural oils and cause irritation. Natural soaps avoid these chemicals, making them suitable for even the most sensitive skin types.

Why choose Handmade Soaps?

Handmade soaps are often crafted in small batches which offer a personal touch. The artisans incorporate premium ingredients without compromising on sustainability. One of the unique features of handmade soaps is their individuality which the mass produced products lack. No two bars are identical, as they are often hand poured, hand cut, and customized with natural designs. Traditional methods used, like cold process or hot process soap making, preserve the beneficial properties of natural oils and butter used.

By choosing handmade soaps from brands like Himalayan Ecocreation, where the soaps are produced by local women of Himachal, thus empowering local women artisans. Their social enterprise model also operates on a profit-sharing basis within a self-help group structure. This initiative not only provides them with financial support but also creates a joyous social environment for them to grow and prosper. Their soaps are crafted using three unique blends of pure essential oils sourced from the Himalayas. With every purchase you contribute to economic, social and cultural empowerment of women. At Himalayan Ecocreation they prioritize sustainability by reducing the environmental impacts of their products. They use water run mills to extract pure apricot kernel oil, minimizing the carbon footprint of their products. They also use reusable, recyclable packaging. Their products reflect quality and sustainability, supporting fair wages and environmental responsibility.