the skinny

So what's the big deal on soap?  Does organic matter?

OH YES, IT DOES!

WHY "SOAPS" AREN'T SOAP

Don't Be Fooled!

Visit the "soap" aisle in the store, you will notice they do not contain the word "SOAP" anywhere in their labels.  It is because they are NOT SOAP!  They are commercial detergent bars that contain toxic chemicals,  animal fat and synthetic detergents that are NOT beneficial to your skin or health. They are harmful to the environment, and they are harmful to you!

What is your skin eating?

The skin is the body's largest organ.  It is also the biggest gateway for toxins to get inside.  Just like your liver and kidneys, your skin is an important exit route for toxins like pesticides and chemicals that are in your system. It's not only what you eat, but what you put on your body that is vital to your health.  Yet, conventional bath and beauty products are riddled with harmful chemicals, not to mention, detergents, household cleaners, sprays and the toxic environment we are exposed to everyday.

26 SECONDS

This is all it takes for anything applied on your skin to enter the bloodstream. Our skin absorbs 60% of what we put on it. 
 

Children's bodies absorb 40 to 50% more than adults.  They are at higher risk for diseases later in life when exposed to toxins.

​More than 10,000 various ingredients are permitted for use in our personal care products, and only 10% have ever been tested for safety.

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Many are hazardous to our health, but yet they are allowed in products we use every day.  Below is just the tip of the iceberg!

If you eat organic...

and also spray, rub, and wash your largest organ with chemicals, 

YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.

What goes ON your skin goes INTO your body.

The average man wears about half that amount of chemicals!

Hormone-disrupting chemicals are  found in many aftershaves, shave soaps, shave creams, aftershave lotions and balms, pre-shave oils, cologne, lotions, perfume, "soaps", shampoos, deodorants, hair gel and many other grooming and personal care products.

These chemicals, along with pesticides, poor diet, stress, and obesity have caused damage to men's health, such as testicular cancer, lower sperm count, hormone disruption, organ toxicity,  and  increased mortality rate.