Lemons Gold Soap - Cool Aloe

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Refresh Your Senses with Cool Aloe —The Perfect Handsoap

WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS SOAP ON YOUR FACE. We are re-working the formula to not include UV pigments. 

Discover the invigorating freshness of our Cool Lemon Soap, a perfect fusion of crisp, refreshing lemon with a cool, clean fragrance that awakens the senses. This handcrafted soap is as visually striking as it is aromatic, boasting a rich blue hue that hints at its refreshing qualities. Embedded with UV pigment, it even glows in the dark, adding a touch of fun and flair to your bathing routine.

Key Features:

  • Soothing Hydration: Aloe vera provides a moisturizing cleanse that’s perfect for all skin types.
  • Citrus Boost: Lemon essential oils invigorate your routine with their bright, energizing scent.
  • Neon Glow: Turn on a blacklight and watch Cool Aloe light up your bath space with its neon brilliance.
  • Scent: A refreshingly cool version of our rich lemon scent.

Step into the glow with Cool Aloe and turn your bathing into a spectacle of light and freshness!

Ingredients:

100% Aloe Soap Base (Made in the USA)

All Vegan and cruelty free vegetable glycerin derived soap base

  • Glycerin: Generally safe and beneficial for the skin. It's a humectant, meaning it helps retain moisture.

  • Water: Safe and is the base ingredient in many skincare products.

  • Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, commonly known as aloe vera juice, is widely regarded as safe and beneficial for skin care. It is known for its soothing, moisturizing, and healing properties.

  • Sodium Stearate: Typically safe; it's a surfactant that helps to create lather.

  • Sorbitol: Safe for most people. It's used as a humectant and can also improve the texture of the product.

  • Propylene Glycol: Generally considered safe but can cause irritation in some people with sensitive skin.

  • Sodium Laurate: Safe; it's another surfactant and helps with cleansing and lathering.

  • Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES): A widely used surfactant. It can cause irritation or dryness in some individuals, especially at higher concentrations.

  • Sodium Chloride: Essentially table salt, it's safe and often used as a thickener in soaps and shampoos.

  • Stearic Acid: Generally safe; used as an emulsifier and to help maintain the product's shape and texture.

  • Lauric Acid: Safe; it's a fatty acid that contributes to the hardness and lather of soap.

  • Sodium Thiosulfate: Generally safe; used in soaps as a chelating agent.

  • Pentasodium Penetate: Typically safe; used as a chelating agent and can help improve the soap's appearance and stability.

  • Tetrasodium Etidronate: Generally safe; also a chelating agent, preventing soap scum and improving lather

Additional Ingredients

  • Lemon-Based Essential Oils: Generally considered safe for use in soap and skincare products, but with some precautions. Lemon essential oil is popular for its refreshing scent and potential skin benefits, including astringent and antimicrobial properties.
  • Mad Micas Neon Pigment:
  • Product Type Glow in the dark pigment
    FDA-Permitted for External Use Externally applied facial makeup and nail polish; <10%; for infrequent use (e.g., Halloween).
    FDA-Permitted for Eye Area Use No
    FDA-Permitted for General (Including Lips) Use No
    FDA-Permitted for Bath Bombs Use No
    Ingredients Zinc sulfide
Important note about the risks of using lemon based essential oils in skincare products:

  • Photosensitivity: Lemon essential oil can make the skin more sensitive to sunlight, leading to a higher risk of sunburn. It's crucial to use sun protection if you're using products containing lemon essential oil, especially on exposed skin areas.

  • Skin Irritation: Like other citrus oils, lemon essential oil can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals, especially if used in high concentrations. It's recommended to dilute it appropriately in the soap formulation.

 
In summary, while the risks associated with lemon essential oil are reduced in a wash-off soap format, it is still prudent to be cautious, especially for individuals with sensitive skin or a history of allergic reactions. As always, patch testing any new product containing lemon oil is advisable.

 

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