Oils Used

Disclaimer: We disclose all ingredients for each product. Please make sure you read the ingredients before applying to your skin. Some of our products may contain peanut oil or other natural ingredients one may be allergic to. Make sure you read the ingredients carefully. If you develop a rash or irritation discontinue use immediately. We in no way imply that our product can cure any skin condition. If you have a skin condition, please consult with your physician before using our product. While our products smell good enough to eat, please do not eat them. They can be harmful if ingested. Keep away from children.

*Base Oils*	*Description:*
Almond	High in vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, small amount of vitamin E. Relieves soreness, itching and inflammation caused by eczema resulting in softer and smoother skin.
Aloe	Effective for treating acne and burns. Great moisturizer and stimulates new cell growth. Is anti-inflammatory and accelerates tissue repair.
Apricot Kernel	Emollient oil, it is especially good for premature aging skin, dry and sensitive skin. It is highly moisturizing. Great for all skin types.
Avocado	Vitamin A, B1, B2, D and E as well as fatty acids and protein. Have outstanding re-generating properties. Good for hair and all skin types.
Calendula Oil	This oil is made by infusing the Calendula flower with Olive oil. It is historically know for healing wounds, dry and damaged skin and for eczema and soothing skin eruptions. My #1 for all baby products.
Carrot Root Oil	High in Vitamin A and Bata-Carotene. Used in my facial soaps.
Castor	Holds moisture to the skin.
Cocoa Butter	Excellent skin softener and retains moisture. Helps prevent wrinkles and scarring.
Coconut	Great cleanser, aids in wrinkle reduction by helping skin stay soft & smooth. It is soothing for wounds and rashes as it is a natural healing agent. It makes a rich lather that absorbs easily without a greasy feeling.
Grapeseed Oil	It is a natural preservative rich in linolenic acid which is important for skin and stimulates hair re growth. Great for all skin types
Hemp Seed Oil	High in minerals and vitamin A. Great for all skin types.
Jojoba	This is not oil but a wax. It is said to be closely related to human sebum and this makes it very compatible with our skin. It is also said to fight Acne, Pimples and damage skin.
Olive Oil	Helps heal inflamed or acne skin. Great moisturizer containing vitamins A, D, E and K. Suitable for scalps and dry skin.
Palm Oil	Rich in vitamin E and beta-carotene helps protect against cellular aging.Good for all skin types.
Primrose	Rich in essential fatty acids. These acids protect us from infection by inhibiting bacterial growth and producing antibodies. Helpful for eczema, dry and scaly skin, dandruff and wound healing.
Sesame Seed Oil	Good for Psoriasis, Eczema, Rheumatism, and Arthritis.
Shea Butter	A natural UV protection that helps prevents aging. Coats your skin with a layer of conditioner to protect against the cold.
St. John's Wart	This oil has been used for giving relief to muscular pain and to help relieve nervous skin rashes. It is anti-inflammatory oil that is soothing and helpful to wounds.
Sunflower	Contains vitamin A, B, D &E, minerals, lecithin and is high in unsaturated fatty acids. Easily absorbed and is light in texture making it good for all skin types. Its high E content makes it a good healing and protective oil for dry skin.
Soy	Softens skin, high in vitamin E and is a deodorizer.
Vitamin E	Antioxidant, repairs cellular damage and enhances immune function. Natural UV protection
Wheat Germ	High in vitamin E. A good antioxidant contains carotene and lecithin. Nourishes skin cells and prevents skin moisture loss. Has excellent skin conditioning properties.

*Essential Oils, bath salts & Herbs*	*Description:*
Allspice	Allspice is a berry whose aroma is similar to a mixture of pepper, clove and cinnamon making it spicy and warm. Its properties however are stimulating and vitalizing. It has been used to treat viral infections, colds, depression, exhaustion, arthritis and fatigue. It is powerful oil good for sore muscles as it is warming and gets the circulation going.
Anise	Anise oil comes from the seed and has a warm, spicy licorice-like aroma. It works well to mask body odor. It is a good antispasmodic aid for nerves and muscles.
Basil	Basil is a very ancient plant whose oil was used to anoint kings. Basil has the ability to make skin 'tingle' and is helpful oil in caring for oily skin and acne. Stimulates clear thinking, and is energizing.
Bergamot	Bergamot oil comes from the fruit of the tree. It is uplifting oil with antidepressant and soothing abilities. This oil's antiseptic properties make it excellent for oily, acne and infected skin conditions. This is a great oil to lift your spirits while calming the soul. Do not use if pregnant.
Cedar wood	Cedar wood comes from the wood of the Atlas cedar tree. Cedar wood treats aches and pains, water retention; treats scalp problems like dandruff, also acts as an insect repellent.
Cinnamon	Warming and stimulating oil which helps poor circulation.
Citronella	Citronella oil comes from a scented grass. This is "the" oil if you are venturing into the great outdoors due to its ability to keep pesky bugs off of you!
Clove	Clove is an antibiotic, antiseptic and an analgesic. Helps clean the air when used in bottle spray.
Dead Sea Salts	Dead Sea Salts generally have a higher mineral concentration than ordinary sea salts. Dead sea salts can help relieve aches and pains, reduce stiffness after exertion, relax muscles and relieve skin problems such as eczema and psoriasis.
Dendritic Salts	Used in our bath salts to retain fragrance or essentials oil.
Eucalyptus	Eucalyptus clears the head; acts as a stimulate; eases mental fatigue.
Frankincense	Relieves dry skin, deeply calming; aids concentration.
Geranium	Combats combination skin and treats cellulite.
Jasmine	Treats dry sensitive skin; lifts depression, mood enhancer.
Juniper	Juniper is wonderful for treating skin conditions. Acne responds well to its astringent, antiseptic and detoxifying properties. It is tolerated well by oily skins and conditions such as eczema, dermatitis and possibly psoriasis. Stimulating and energizing.
Lavender	Lavender is oil no home should be without. It has the wonderful ability to balance the mind and body which once achieved allows healing to begin. For skin conditions and general care, Lavender is one of the most useful oils, as it inhibits the growth of bacteria which cause infection as well as heal damage that has already occurred. Lavender also helps stimulate the growth of healthy cells making it a welcome addition to a skincare regime. As if that weren't enough, Lavender repels insects. Helpful for insomnia and calms anxiety.
Lemon	Lemon improves concentration, energizes, cleanses, refreshes, and cools. Its astringent and antiseptic qualities make it an all around good oil that has been used in cosmetics to cleaning products for hundreds of years. Lemon oil has the important ability to be an anti-viral and a lymphatic stimulant helping the body defend itself against all manner of infection caused by germs and bacteria. In skincare, Lemon is astringent in nature, making it great for treating oily and blemished skin.
Lime	Lime is very refreshing, especially in hot climates. It is a very popular addition to men's aftershaves and lotions. Its astringent qualities make it useful for oily skin.
Myrrh	Helps combat chapped, dry skin; calms and soothes nerves.
Neroli	It an expensive oil as it takes up to 1000 lbs of blossoms to make just 1 lb of oil. In skin care it can be used on any skin type as it has the special property of being able to stimulate the growth of new skin cells. This is especially good for dry and sensitive skin.
Nutmeg	Nutmeg oil comes from the seed of the tree. Nutmeg aides in stimulation, circulation and is good as an analgesic to help with muscular and rheumatic pain.
Oatmeal	Soothing and gentle, oatmeal is a wonderful bath additive. It’s helpful for dry, sensitive, irritated skins and works wonders on rashes and skin abrasions. It is gentle enough for face and is recommended for all skin types.
Orange	It is an antidepressant, antispasmodic and is mildly sedative in nature. It is the happy oil, ability to uplift your spirits. It is also a good grease cutter and is very useful in removing gooey residues.
Palmarosa	Hydrate and stimulate the skin's cellular regeneration. With this in mind it may help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. It has been shown to balance the production of sebum making it useful for acne. Its antiseptic properties help dermatitis and minor skin irritations.
Patchouli	Patchouli is a bush from which the oil comes from the leaves. Patchouli has long been known to be a tissue regenerator, fungicide, antidepressant and insecticide. It is antiseptic and anti-inflammatory in nature making it useful in treating many skin conditions, athletes’ foot and dandruff. The aroma has been found to treat all forms of depression, anxiety and stress related issues. It also has the reputation of being a natural aphrodisiac.
Peppermint	Reduces fatigue, nausea, headache and increasing mental alertness and concentration. It’s mildly antiseptic capabilities help to control bacteria on the surface of the skin making it good for acne. Great bug repellant.
Pine	It has a stimulating effect on the circulation, making it good for helping sore muscles. Pine is also refreshing and clean smelling making it helpful when dealing with exhaustion or mental fatigue.
Rosemary	Rosemary oil comes from the flowers and leaves of the plant. It has a remarkable effect on the central nervous system and is an excellent brain stimulant. Its effects on the foggy and fatigued mind are amazing. It helps ease circulatory problems making it good for low blood pressure to cold feet and its stimulating qualities ease tired muscles. Used in shampoo and hair treatments, it brings blood to the scalp, thus promoting hair growth.
Sandalwood	In skincare, Sandalwood is wonderfully soothing for treating dry, dehydrated, cracked and chapped skin. Its slight astringent qualities make it effective for skins prone to oiliness and acne. It has a calming fragrance and helps reduce tension, fear, confusion and anxiety. Sandalwood is considered an aphrodisiac, especially for men. It is said to encourage warmth, understanding and desires that would otherwise remain hidden.
Spearmint	It is refreshing oil that is good in skincare as it helps cleanse and decongest the skin. It may also be helpful for treating dermatitis. It can calm fevers, lift depression and, as it is a stimulant of the nervous system, help reduce mental strain and fatigue.
Tea Tree	A powerful antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral essential oil with the added capability of being a powerful immune-stimulant. For people without sensitive skin can be used directly on cold sores and pimples with great results. When used as a face wash, Tea Tree is great for treating acne.
Ylang Ylang	Useful for combating oily skin. Acts as a powerful aphrodisiac.

The following base oils and butters used in making our soap and skin products are nourishing and beneficial for your skin care needs. With respect for nature, our products are not tested on animals nor do they contain harsh chemicals. Disclaimer: We disclose all ingredients for each product. Please make sure you read the ingredients before applying to skin. Some of our products may contain peanut oil or other all natural ingredients one may be allergic to. If you develop a rash or irritation discontinue use immediately. We in no way imply that our products can cure any skin condition. If you have a skin condition, please consult with your physician before using any new bath product. If you are pregnant please go to our "All about Mommy" page, all of these products are safe during pregnancy. While our products smell good enough to eat, please do not. They can be harmful if ingested. Keep away from children.

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