Additional Soap Information

*Aloe Vera gives a greenish tint to soap if no colorants are added to the soap.

*Goat’s Milk gives a cream color to soap if no colorants are added to the soap.

*Honey gives a light to dark amber color to soap if no colorants are added to the soap.

*Hemp Seed Oil gives a greenish olive tone to soap if no colorants are added to the soap.

*Olive Oil has an olive scent and may darken over time.

*Cocoa Butter has a light scent of chocolate.

*Colors added to white glycerin soap tend to become pastel.

*All of our soaps are handcrafted, therefore there may be slight variations in the color of individual soaps.

*A few fragrance oils and essential oils may change the color of soap.

*Weight of soap is approximate.

Colorants

Two types of colorants are used in our personal care products.  One type of colorant used is the inorganic pigments derived from the earth.  These colorants are the iron oxides, ultramarines, chromium oxide green, and a variety of whites such as titanium dioxide.  They are cosmetic grade and have been tested in soaps.  The other type of colorant used is the natural color additives derived from plants such as seeds, roots, vegetables, algae, and fruits.  These colorants are permitted for use in cosmetics (although soap is not technically considered a cosmetic).  No FD&C or food grade colors are used.