Handmade Soap for Your Skin Type

Whatever our skin type may be, many of us fail always to choose a right soap for our skin, while we concentrate in other beauty cosmetics and remedies.

FOR ACNE SKIN
Suggested Natural Brazilian Soaps
Rain Forest Soap
Copaiba Coconut Milk
Brazilian Oil Soap
The bath soaps play and important role in skincare as it’s the main skincare cosmetic which is used by all people. Everyone bath daily, so it’s important to choose a right soap for your skin type to maintain a good skin health, as well as beauty. If you have dry flaky skin, you should go for a moisturizing soap and if your skin is oily, you should choose an oil control soap. I’ll give some ideas for oily and dry skinned people about selecting your soap and face washes in summers and winters. Just an hint, you may or may not know, our skin loses excess moisture in winters so we should choose a soap which is rich and creamy to prevent dryness and peeling of skin.
Oily Skin: How your soap should be?
The soap you choose should not be creamy because oily skin needs one which controls oil secretion for long hours. Choose a herbal soap to prevent excess oil secretion.
Citrus scent soaps
Florida Citrus Sunshine
South Africa Grapefruit
Lemongrass
My Favorite Summer Face soap
If you would like to use an oil control face soap, I strongly recommend Castile Palm Coconut for oily and normal to oily skins in summers as it controls oil secretion and cleanses and prevents bacterial infection and acne.
Castile–Soaps
Castile Palm Cococnut
Castile Olive Cococnut
Castile Palm Olive


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Homemade soap

Natural handcrafted Soap made with  Shea Butter .
This summer soaps are  beauty
Leaves skin soft, smooth and even toned
Cleanses , lather and moisturizing cream is infused with a rich blend of Shea butter.
It melts deeply into dry, dull skin leaving it soft and smooth.

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	Provence French Lavender with Crushed Rose Petals and Shea Butter Soap

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Greek Olive oil soap

Greek Olive Oil

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Olive Oil
Olive oil is a fruit oil obtained from the olive (Olea europaea; family Oleaceae along with lilacs, jasmine and ash trees), a traditional tree crop of the Mediterranean Basin.
The olive tree originated in Asia ans soon spread as far as Africa, Australia, Europe, Japan and China. Olive Oil is commonly used for cooking, cosmetic and pharmaceutical products as well as soaps and various traditional oil lamps. The Market Picking olives the old fashioned way
Over 750 million olive trees are cultivated worldwide, 95% of which are in the Mediterranean region. Most of global production comes from Southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. World production in 2002 was 2.6 million tonnes, of which Spain contributed 40% to 45%. In 2006, Turkey accounted for about 5% of world production, similar to the Spanish province of Jaen alone, well known for the biggest olive groves in the world. Of the European production, 93% comes from Spain, Italy and Greece.
Greece devotes 60% of its cultivated land to olive growing. It is the world's top producer of black olives and has more varieties of olives than any other country. Greece holds third place in world olive production with more than 132 million trees, which produce approximately 350,000 tons of olive oil annually. Olives are grown for oil in Greece, with Peloonnese being the source of 65% of Greek production, as well as in , Crete the Aegean Islands and Ionian Islands.
Among the many different olive varieties or cultivars in Italy are, Frantoio Leccino Pendolino, and Moraiolo; in Spain the most important varieties are the Picual, Alberquina, Hojiblanca, and Manzanilla de ; Jaén in Greece, Koroneiki; in France, Picholine; in California, Mission; in Portugal, Galega; in Croatia, Oblica and Leccino. The oil from the varieties varies in flavour and stability (shelf life).
Choosing a cold-pressed olive oil can be similar to selecting a wine. The flavor of these oils vary considerably and a particular oil may be more suited for a particular dish. Also, people who like lots of tannins in their red wines might prefer more bitter olive oils.
An important issue which is often not realized in countries that do not produce olive oil is that the freshness makes a big difference. A very fresh oil, as available in an oil producing region, tastes noticeably different from the older oils available elsewhere. In time, oils deteriorate and become stale. One-year old oil may be still pleasant to the taste, but it is surely less fragrant than fresh oil. After the first year olive oil should be used for cooking, not for foods to be eaten cold, like salads. The taste of the olive oil is influenced by the soil that the olive trees grow on, but also by the moment when the olives have been harvested and ground. Olive oil has more uses than just consuming, it also works as a natural and safe lubricant. For example, lubricating the machinery that is used within the kitchen (grinders, blenders, cookware, etc.)
Skin care In addition to the internal health benefits of olive oil, topical application is quite popular with fans of natural health remedies. Extra Virgin Olive Oil is the preferred grade for moisturizing the skin, especially when used in the oil cleansing method (OCM). OCM is a method of cleansing and moisturizing the face with a mixture of extra virgin olive oil, castor oil (or another suitable carrier oil) and a select blend of essential oils. Olive oil is also used by some to reduce ear wax build up. Olive oil can be used as an effective shaving oil to shave facial and other body hair giving results that are equivalent to expensive commercial products. Studies on mice showed that application of olive oil immediately following exposure to UVB rays has a preventive effect on the formation of tumors and skin cancer. Jeanne Calmet who holds the record for the longest confirmed lifespan, reportedly attributed her longevity and relatively youthful appearance to olive oil, which she said she poured on all her food and rubbed into her skin. Medicinal use Olive Oil is unlikely to cause allergic reactions, and as such is used in preparations for lipophilic drug ingredients. It does have demulcent properties, and mild laxative properties, acting as a stool softener. It is also used at room temperature as an ear wax softener. Olive Oil is also a potent blocker of intestinal contractions, and can be used to treat excessive Borborygmus. Oleocanthal from olive oil is a non-selective inhibitor of cyclooxygenase (COX) similar to classical NSAIDs like ibuprofen. It has been suggested that long-term consumption of small quantities of this compound from olive oil may be responsible in part for the low incidence of heart disease associated with a Meditteranean diet. Olive Oil & Cultural Passion The olive tree has been celebrated and referenced in the cultural works of every society.
Thomas Jefferson wrote: “The olive tree is surely the richest gift of Heaven.” Aldous Huxley wrote: “...I like them all, but especially the olive. For what it symbolizes, first of all, peace with its leaves and joy with its golden oil.”

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