Angel Soft soap bar is ideal for individuals who are sensitive to essential oils or fragrances. Its non-scent formula doesn’t interfere with people who wear perfume or cologne. Angel Soft has the same ingredients as all our soaps, the same oils and process. The difference is that no essential oils or herbal coloring is used. It moisturizes just as well, feels like all the others, has a creamy, rich lather, is long-lasting, and is a must for children with allergies or sensitive skin.

Soaps, Creams & Things recognizes the universal need for skin protection. Our soaps are not gender-specific; they suit all skin types, providing essential maintenance and protection. Each 4-ounce bar of our soap is a powerhouse—cleansing, protecting, and maintaining your skin’s balance and hydration.

Added Benefits:

• It is a creamy lather
• It can be used on the scalp as a conditioner
• It has all-natural sunblock protection
• Oils improve complexion, retain glow, and tighten skin
• Acne fighter because it cleans pores and keeps them healthy

Fresh & Natural Ingredients

Size: 4oz / 113g

Ingredients:

Coconut, olive, castor, almond, & grapeseed oils, kaolin clay, distilled water, food-grade sodium hydroxide USP

• Coconut, olive, almond, grapeseed, and castor oils are super oils that protect from the sun’s harmful rays of UVA&B, retain glow, tighten skin, and treat acne. These super oils create a creamy lather containing vitamins A, B, E, & K.
• Kaolin clay is the oldest clay used in many personal hygiene products. It is gentle and stimulates circulation to the application area without over-drying.
• Distilled water is purified to remove minerals and metals that can contaminate soap, developing what is known as “soap scrum”. This is what leads to ineffectiveness and a shorter shelf life. Using distilled water is a better ingredient when purity, consistency, and control over variables are important.
• Food-grade sodium hydroxide USP is a strong alkaline compound used for saponifying soap; it is used in food processing, such as curing olives, toothpaste, and giving shine to German bagels. It is this same lye that turns oils into soap. When an acid and a base (oil/fat) combine, they neutralize each other and make a salt called “Soap.”

The healthiest soap to use is usually a natural soap that doesn’t contain harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrances, or irritants. Choosing soaps with moisturizing ingredients, such as olive oil, coconut oil, or goat’s milk, is especially beneficial for dry skin.