jasmine soaps are for babies? Are good for their sensitive skin?
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Yes also Goat's milk soap I recommended this oneAll Natural Goat and Coconut Milk with Honey and Oatmeal Soap
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Talked to the company and the gal said that the Shea VIsion version is unscented. There is another version out for babies that has a black label with a tree on it that is unscented from Dr. Woods. I bought some that was scented for babies a few years back. I am glad that they have unscented as some people prefer it that way or need it. We have used DR. Woods black soap, tea tree, lavendar, almond and peppermint soaps. All are great. If you mix the lavender and tea tree with water and place in a foaming soap dispenser it makes a deliciously scented natural antibacterial hand soap.
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I'm. not a doctor, just the mother of a teenager with very sensitive skin. This product is excellent for my son because it exfoliates without the need of harsh chemicals on the skin. I was amazed at the results after just a.few.weeks. Breakouts really diminished.
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Goat's milk soap was too harsh for my sensitive skin . I am 84 years old which might explain the sensitive skin . I stopped using goat's milk soap about a month ago and am now washing my face with a mixture of olive oil and castor oil followed by steaming with a clean towel. This has proved to be much better for my skin.
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I've used Allen's Detergent & Charlie's Soap, but I think any biodegradable soap would do. The phosphates in other soaps leave residue preventing the diaper's absorbancy, and ultimately irritating baby's skin. You also need to use a stripping detergent like Sensi-Clean or Sports-Wash every two months to keep them from build up and bad smells.
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I prefer just lavender soaps with buds or just nice rose petals, lavender and chamomile isin't do for me. those soaps has a cream lather because are natural.
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I also have numerous allergies that give me very sensitive skin. I used this soap twice. It so irritated my skin that I had to give it to a niece of mine with less sensitive skin. Waste of money. I did find an olive oil soap from Israel that is wonderful and gentle. I'll be sticking with that from now on.
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I use this French lavender soap since Nov 19, 2008, First time I had used a first bar of real handmade soap and love the lavender and jasmine combine scent on this French soap .I use this soap on my body , face and to shave .
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I am a beginner to. Someone told me abt BrambleBerry. Just Google that. They have every product you need for soap making, perfumes, lotions,etc.. 1st I would watch Soap Queen TV video's on You Tube. tThey helped me the best And there are a ton of others.Have FUN!!!
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I don't recommend this soap. It smells good but i don't notice any acne or oil improvement :)
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Handmade Soap is great for any skin tone good for sensitive and mature skin .This 100% Pure, All Natural, Certified Organic moisturizes deep down without stripping your skin of precious oils or making you feel dry and parched.
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I'm not particularly sensitive but I have had reactions to strongly scented products before (dryer sheets, antiperspirants, etc.) and tend to stay away from them. While I can smell this soap I wouldn't describe the scent as fake or "chemically" and have not had a problem with it.
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Yes. I use it for my kids (7, 5 and 2). My kids like it. It is quite gentle and good for delicate skin.
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It does lather a little...not like soap though. I and my daughter have very sensitive skin and it leaves our skin feeling soft and hydrated. Our skin is never left feeling "squeaky" clean or dry with this cleanser.
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That's funny, I am not sure they have a brand. I personally bought it for the minimal ingredients, also the fact they aren't using Palm oil, which can be environmentally harmful. Doesn't smell like much, but it's good soap for the face, etc.
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I have extremely sensitive skin and have to be careful what I use also. However, I have had no trouble using this product at all. The fragrance is pleasant without being overbearing. I hope that this helps.
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In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a... » Read More In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. « Show Less