Comments on: Bar Soap–Easy Greening http://www.jonniewright.com/blog God's Rx for Chronic Pain Fri, 18 May 2012 19:26:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Jonnie Wright http://www.jonniewright.com/blog/chemical-sensitivity-info/bar-soap-easy-greening/#comment-471 Jonnie Wright Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:25:03 +0000 http://www.jonniewright.com/blog/chemical-sensitivity-info/bar-soap-easy-greening/#comment-471 I'm sorry it has taken a long time to respond about the soap issue. I think if one is chemically sensitive, one must only by fragrance FREE soaps...even some organic oils and herbs will be reactive for chemically sensitive people so each person has to experiment. For us the only one that works so far is Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Liguid soap. Maybe there are some others but we haven't tried them yet....This one looks good if you click on the link and look at the ingredients. I haven't tried it but it looks good on paper. Hand soap: Paul's USDA-certified organic soap ($10.60/bar; www.paulsorganic.com) I would never use Ivory again. Most conventional soaps use petro chemical products to save money...so most people are covering their skin in petro chemicals! YUCK! I haven't read the back of Ivory but the fragrance alone will hurt us...even if it says baby safe... parabens should be avoided in soaps.If you don't know what the ingredient is, don't buy it, in my opinion. Other chemically injured people will also say that if you can't ingest the product, don't put it on your body. I don't go that far...YET. I’m sorry it has taken a long time to respond about the soap issue. I think if one is chemically sensitive, one must only by fragrance FREE soaps…even some organic oils and herbs will be reactive for chemically sensitive people so each person has to experiment. For us the only one that works so far is Dr. Bronner’s Peppermint Liguid soap. Maybe there are some others but we haven’t tried them yet….This one looks good if you click on the link and look at the ingredients.
I haven’t tried it but it looks good on paper.

Hand soap: Paul’s USDA-certified organic soap ($10.60/bar; www.paulsorganic.com)

I would never use Ivory again. Most conventional soaps use petro chemical products to save money…so most people are covering their skin in petro chemicals! YUCK! I haven’t read the back of Ivory but the fragrance alone will hurt us…even if it says baby safe… parabens should be avoided in soaps.If you don’t know what the ingredient is, don’t buy it, in my opinion. Other chemically injured people will also say that if you can’t ingest the product, don’t put it on your body. I don’t go that far…YET.

]]> By: Sidney Gendin http://www.jonniewright.com/blog/chemical-sensitivity-info/bar-soap-easy-greening/#comment-460 Sidney Gendin Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:58:23 +0000 http://www.jonniewright.com/blog/chemical-sensitivity-info/bar-soap-easy-greening/#comment-460 I would like your opinion about castile soaps and Ivory soap. Thank you I would like your opinion about castile soaps and Ivory soap. Thank you

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