What is the difference between pure olive soaps and the extra virgin olive oil ones?
1880041
You should never use extra virgin olive oil in soap,, always use Olive pomace oil or regular pure olive oil , grade A olive oil makes a better soap
1880042
I have no idea. But I CAN tell you that this is the nicest soap I've ever tried, and I've tried a lot. They last forever, don't strip my skin, and leave a wonderful, subtle, clean, almost "butter" like faint scent on my hands. My favorite is the honey buttermilk, but the olive oil here is a close second. I give these to all my friends and they adore them. Highly recommended! Buy with confidence!
96052
I can't tell you that , but I like this soap , this is a wonderful bar of soap that is mild, moisturizing, cleans well , Moroccan red clay is a gentle clay but just the clay ,must dry your skin out . My skin definitely feels less oily and this soap does not dry out .
1033810
Just to be clear for anyone else looking at this product placement, the "Deep Clean" variant DOES have an exfoliating agent, whereas the "Extra Fresh" does not. I gather that most of the answers assumed that "JonNJensenPhD" was asking about the "Extra Fresh," but wanted to clarify for anyone considering the "Deep Clean."
962798
It's extra virgin olive oil, there are no ingredients. It's excellent olive oil, one of the best for cooking, dipping or raw salads or dressings. Are you looking for nutritional value? Oil is oil, that is the ingredient. Hopefully this helped.
684338
I honestly don't know how pure it is. But, it has a very pleasant strong smell. And its the ONLY liquid soap I have ever used that makes me not itch at all after taking a shower.
2022687
I prefer the Zote soap, sorry I can't remember why, maybe the scent but I think it cleans well and rinses easily so it's the only one I've used for years. I first bought it in Mexico 25 years ago.
2137474
There are several different types of Dr. Bronner Castile Soap, one of which I believe is unscented, others contain natural scents and not chemical replications.
451495
Being 100% pure EVOO, it is pure. One just has to read the label. Spanish olive is the only EVOO I will use due to its purity and taste.
1182390
There is no brand name. It's traditional Syrian, olive oil soap, directly from Syria, imported by Wunderley Imports.
405338
Hi,I am sorry to say that I do not know. I can say that the soap was effective but cannot compare it to a product that I am not familiar with.Thanks,Nancy
1106157
From the "Seeking Health" website:The olive oil found in Vitamin D360 is extra virgin and Kosher. The olive oil comes from Spain.The vitamin D3 comes from lanolin which comes from the wool of live sheep. They are sheared.
1532486
I can't see any difference. As long as there are no additives, emu oil is what it is. I recommend buying only pure emu oil. More money doesn't always mean more purity.
22272
I don't know but I wish I knew that when I bought the two pack. I would've went with the extra bottle in the three pack. But I'm actually rather glad I didn't because it's not very soapy and kind of like rubbing horse semen on my face every morning. I'd really recommend the normal to oily skin one. Regardless, it probably has something to do with the shipping unless you're picking up from the distribution center.
1262749
olive oil is known for its gentleness and wonderful qualities for the skin but does not foam much. If you want foam use coconut oil it is a staple in soap for that reason along with with many other great qualities for the skin.
680457
Im not sure if there is a difference. Is there salicylic acid in the other soap U r referring to?
2120750
I had the exact same concern because the labeling says it's the same product. I did some research and was surprised by what I learned. According to what I read, it's only olive oil that is genuinely graded between virgin and extra virgin and apparently regarding organic coconut oil, there is no distinction whatever--only one kind! I was quite surprised but it does taste exactly the same as the old product which I have been using for about 7 years.
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I emailed Nutiva directly. Here is their response: "We are now labeling all of our coconut oil as virgin coconut oil. It is still the same high quality, organic coconut oil that we have always sold. Some countries, like Canada, do not allow the use of the term extra virgin to describe coconut oil. As we expand into other markets around the world it was thought best to use the term virgin coconut oil across our entire line instead of using different terms for the exact same product in different countries. We haven't changed the quality of our coconut oil, only our label. There is no difference between virgin and extra virgin coconut oil. They are both marketing terms with no definition in law or regulations. Unlike olive oil which has multiple pressings, organic coconut oil has just one pressing. Our coconut oil is the same product as before, but we are using a different marketing term on the label." It would be nice if the sellers of this product would let consumers know about this, as Nutiva says they've asked all of their retailers to inform their customers. This knowledge would have saved me much time and hassle.