Castile Soap Unscented

..., water only. Occasionally he’ll need soap if he got into something... occasions we do Dr. Bronner’s Unscented Castile Soap. But it’s maybe once every... weeks. Laundry Detergent: Molly’s Suds Unscented Pajamas: 100% Cotton during a...

Bliss Doubt said: Thank you Jimi. I have some clear unscented dish soap already, and some peppermint essential oil. Gonna mix strong and try that. Yes but Dr Bonnell's is a castile soap and is truly natural and safe

I use concentrated liquid castile soap in a travel bottle - ... either sheets or a basic unscented liquid detergent with an Oxi...

... happy. We do own baby soap, and will bring it out.... I bought Dr. Bronner’s Castile Unscented Baby Soap and thought I could use...

We use mostly unscented products as my MIL is ... kids have eczema. We use castile soap for handwashing and Kirkland free... combo of soft water and soap scum though, so it's whatever...

Dr. Bronner's Magic Pure Castile Liquid Soap Bodywash - Baby Unscented

Will diluting pure Castile soap in a foaming hand soap pump reduce its efficacy, does anyone know? Unscented Dr. Bronner's liquid soap is a good facial cleanser / makeup remover, and I would like to have a two-for-one situation with hand soap, as well. I am fine with the foaming situation with my skin for the makeup removal, but I want to make sure my hands are as clean as they reasonably can be! Below are two links that sparked my interest- one of these contains simply an abstract and not the full article. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28258814/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0196655317300822 (My intention is not to break any community rules, please remove if I've mistakenly broken any!) submitted by /u/110446 to r/hygiene [link] [comments]

Hey everyone I have been trying to switch most of my personal care stuff to fragrance free and unscented options lately because my skin has been getting pretty sensitive Right now I have been using unscented bar soaps like Kirk's castile and Dr Bronners unscented They work okay but I feel like my skin can get a bit dry or irritated after using them for a while I also seem to go through them really quickly which is a bit frustrating I tried Ivory before and it felt more gentle on my skin but I am trying to stick with simpler ingredient options if possible Just not sure if castile soaps are not the best fit for sensitive skin or if I am just using them too often Would really appreciate any recommendations for a fragrance free and unscented soap that is actually gentle and kind to sensitive skin Thanks in advance submitted by /u/anrheagrande_ to r/FragranceFreeBeauty [link] [comments]

Slide Descriptions: Slide #1- Garments (From left to right) Leather Sandal (Reformation Eden Platform Flip Flop) Linen pant (Eileen Fisher Organic Linen Drawstring Wide Leg Pants) Linen blouse (Eileen Fisher Short Sleeve Organic Linen Button-Up Shirt) Bandana (Free people cotton scarf) Cardigan (Vince Cashmere & Silk Rib Cardigan) Silk skirt (Reformation Carolina Lace Trim Silk Midi Skirt) Satin dress (Free People In The Dark Mini) Camisole (Skin Pima Cotton) Slide #2- Stuff (From left to right) Binoculars Tech pouch Toiletries pouch Water bottle Sun glasses Wallet Jewelry pouch AirTag bag charm Journal Slide #3- Toiletry Bag Contents (From left to right) Tooth brush & paste Deodorant & perfume Multi purpose balm & face oil Soap Kabuki brush Bracelet Cream bronzer Mascara Eye liner & sharpener Slide #4- Tech pouch contents From left to right Binoculars Power bank Power bank charger Wire head phone Phone charger **Need to add** plug converter Slide #5- Storage -Shows where I will store my passport, journal, & sunglasses. Inside pocket of bag. -Where I will clip the AirTag bag charm, and pen keychain. Slide #6 My traveling outfit & packed bag. On travel days, when I don't have a place to off load some of my clothes I will wear the ultimate layering outfit. Travel day outfit includes- linen pants, cami, linen blouse, cardigan, banana as scarf or head band, French hair pin, bracelet & anklet. these are my bulkiest items, so if they are on my person it will lighten the load of my purse. Even though all items can technically fit in my bag even while wearing the skimpiest of outfits I have packed. I don't like my bags to be full to the brim. It's just not good feng shui to me. Slide #7 Inside look at the packed bag Packing List: Garments: - [x] Silk skirt (Reformation Carolina Lace Trim Silk Midi Skirt) - [x] Cashmere cardigan (Vince Cashmere & Silk Rib Cardigan) - [x] Camisole (Skin Pima Cotton) - [x] Satin dress (Free People In The Dark Mini) - [x] Panties (Hanky Panky Breathe Assorted 3-Pack G-String Thongs —pink, tan, black) - [x] Scarf (Free people cotton scarf) - [x] Tiny Bikini - [x] Linen pant (Eileen Fisher Organic Linen Drawstring Wide Leg Pants) - [x] Leather Sandal (Reformation Eden Platform Flip Flop) - [x] Linen blouse (Eileen Fisher Short Sleeve Organic Linen Button-Up Shirt) Attaché: - [x] Lingerie Drawstring garment bag (Victoria's Secret) - [x] Tech bag (Aloha Collection mini pouch) - [x] Makeup bag (MAISON de SABRE Small Leather Flaire Pouch) - [x] Tiffany Jewelry Pouch - [x] Chained Wallet —doubles as wristlet (COACH Refined Leather Card Case) - [x] Bag (AllSaints Luna Suede Shoulder Bag) Accoutrements: - [x] Elastic anklet that can double as a hair band - [x] Bracelet (Return to Tiffany® Heart Tag Bracelet in Silver with a Diamond) - [x] Airtag charm (MAISON de SABRÉ The SABREMOJI Fruit Charm) I Toiletries: - [x] Comb (The Potion Studio Mini Comb) - [x] Tooth Brush & Paste - [x] Deodorant cream—*decanted* (Booda Organics Booda Butter cream deodorant) - [x] Perfume (Jo Malone London English Pear & Sweet Pea Cologne 0.3oz) - [x] Face oil—decanted (Summer Solace Tallow Emanations Deeply Nourishing Profound Face Oil) - [x] Hair Oil (RōZ Santa Lucia Styling Oil 0.17oz) - [x] French Hair Pin (MACHETE Wavy French Hair Pin) - [x] Eye Liner & Sharpener (RMS Beauty Straight Line Kohl Eye Pencil in Plum Definition) - [x] Multi Purpose Balm (Summer Solace Tallow Cacao Rose Cuticle, Lip, and Brow Tallow Balm -Regenerative Tallow 0.25oz) - [x] Bronzer (RMS Beauty Buriti Bronzer) - [x] Mini Mascara - [x] Kabuki Brush (Hermès Le Voyageur - Brush) Gadgets: - [ ] Electrical plug converter? - [x] Air tag - [x] Power cords (iPhone charger, power bank charger - [x] Power bank - [x] Wired Headphones (one less thing to charge, and less EMF's to the brain) - [x] Phone— used for audio books, kindle app, research, guide, accommodations, etc. NO SOCIAL MEDIA Sundries: - [x] Soap—used to hand launder clothes, body wash, shampoo, etc. (Dr. Bronner's UNSCENTED PURE-CASTILE MAGIC SOAP 2oz) - [x] Mini pen (souvenir from my travels) - [x] Pocket binoculars - [x] Sunglasses (Ray-Ban Small Original 55mm Aviator Sunglasses) - [x] Water bottle (Memobottle A7 memobottle - Stainless Steel 8oz) - [x] Pocket Journal (Bluebonnet The Companion Pocket Notebook) - [x] Passport Wishlist Extras: - [ ] Book Bag Charm (COACH Sense And Sensibility By Jane Austen) - [ ] Ear plugs? - [ ] Makeup (Make Up For Ever HD Skin Face Essentials Longwear Full Face Cream Palette) - [ ] Lipgloss (GLOSS BOMB UNIVERSAL LIP LUMINIZER mini 5.5mL) - [ ] Crochet project - [x] Pocket Journal (Bluebonnet The Companion Pocket Notebook) Itinerary: Museum art tours Art classes Day at the winery Scenic train ride to next destination Coffee shops Private boat tour Cooking class Bike ride through wine country & shopping Convertible car rental, coastal cruise Confirmed locations: Napa Valley, California & Italy Outfit combination: Base outfits— Linen pant + Camisole Silk skirt + Camisole Linen pant + Linen blouse Silk skirt + Linen blouse Linen pant + Bandana top Silk skirt + Bandana top Dress Bikini (pool/beach) Layering— Linen pant + Camisole + Cardigan Silk skirt + Camisole + Cardigan Linen pant + Linen blouse + Cardigan Silk skirt + Linen blouse + Cardigan Linen pant + Cami + Linen blouse Silk skirt + Camisole + Linen blouse Linen pant + Bandana top + Cardigan Silk skirt + Bandana top + Cardigan Linen pant + Bandana top + Linen blouse Silk skirt + Bandana top + Linen blouse Dress + Cardigan Dress + Linen blouse Bikini + Linen blouse or Bandana sarong Ultimate layering outfit: Linen pant + Cami + Linen blouse + Cardigan over shoulders + Bandana (Traveling Outfit) **Bandana can be worn with every outfit/look combo as a shawl, scarf, ascot, headband, hat, bag charm or belt) for extra looks** Commentary: My why— FREEDOM. Less stuff to me equals less noise, and more living. I feel so alive and capable when I am hands free and not weighed down by a heavy bag. I also have a wild imagination, and I like to pretend things.. maybe some of you can relate. The Lowly Bandana— just a square piece of fabric right? Wrong!! so much more than a piece of fabric. The options for this garment are expansive. This item may be my favorite of all. The versatility is admirable. It can be worn as a top (multiple ways I may add, shirt, bralette, halter, etc.) as a head covering, pirates bandana, 50's woman in a convertible, religious head covering for conservative countries, headband, farm girl, hair ornament in a braid or pony tail. It can be fashioned into a bag or knapsack of sorts, it can be used to wrap gifts or food. It can be used as an accessory on your bag by either tied hanging lose, or wrapped around the handle for more low profile looks, ties into a belt, worn as a scarf, shawl, sarong, ascot. You can use it to protect your hair style while you sleep. It can be used as a blind fold for sexy activities or a blind fold for nefarious activities. It can be fashioned into an arm sling, or a bandage for first aid. The bandana is a must have for any traveler, minimalist or not. I'm sure there are many more uses for the scarf. What can you think of? Addressing the LIST— Planning is so much of the fantasy for me, I really enjoy this part. Hand selecting each and every item for a purpose, and not "just because frivolous" is so symbolic to me. What people bring along with them on their journey's has always fascinated me, from real life, to the stories I read or the movies I watch, it leaves a lasting impression on me and inspires me all the time. So while this list and subsequent commentary on the topic seems unnecessarily thorough, it is my passion project... That said, I must admit the irony of how long this post is for how small the packing is. Medication— I recognize that some people cannot travel so light due to needing meds, glasses/contacts, etc. I am sympathetic to this fact. Luxury items— and no I don't mean "designer" items. Don't care about that. Only care about quality, and health. By luxury I mean the things I don't NEED. Ex: makeup, headphones, journal, binos. All of these are not necessary but they make my journey feel like me, and allow me to escape into my fantasy. Side tangent on journalling— this is deep escape for me. There have been many times in my life where my body is not free to roam, but my mind is and a journal helps to set my mind free. Of course I could journal on my phone, but I am yearning for a more analog life and an escape from the digital realm. Multipurpose Advantage— Many things are multiple purpose, I have the ability to go ultra skimpy in the clothes department, or completely covered and modest to include a head scarf (which we've already discussed its versatility) The tallow balm can be used as lip balm, eye brow and hair pomade, skin wound ointment, leather moisturizer, etc. Castle soap is so multi purpose, I can wash my body, hair, clothes & water bottle with it. My hair pin works extremely well at holding up my hair and can be filled into many different styles, it also doubles as self defense. My anklet can be worn as a bracelet or a hair band if for some reason I'm not feeling the French hair pin. My bag charm, not only totally adorable but also a means to carry my tracking device in case I were to lose my bag. My wallet has a chain on it which is nice for security, I can clip it to the inside of my bag, but it also can attach to itself and become a wristlet for times I want to go out to dinner and leave my purse in the hotel room. Traveling with expensive jewelry— An easy way to carry money in a compact way on your person, should you require it. This, and a credit card make feel safe, and like I have options for getting out of a bind. That said: I'm considering making some large purchases before I go.. tennis bracelet, watch, montblanc travel pen. Nothing too flashy, just quality. I am WOMAN— For once, women are at the advantage! We can carry a purse and not look out of place or suspicious. Whereas a man with a backpack or a purse cannot always do the same. Then there's the silk garments, they pack down so unbelievably tiny and are extremely light weight, not only that they are gorgeous and make me feel like a goddess. In fact, all the clothes I packed I am extremely comfortable in. I feel free in them, and I feel like I have many options and combinations with only 7 pieces of fabric (not counting undergarments or swimwear) Free the nip! I will be going braless, another expression of freedom, and a rejection of social constructs. Bonus: I feel more luxurious and high end without one. I can always use my bandana or bikini top as a "bra" to tie them down and do more activities, like bike/horse riding, etc. The water bottle—cures my anxious attachment with water, even though it's small 8oz, it's comforting to have & I can refill it regularly The Adventure— Starting the journey with at least 6 days in Napa Valley, California as a test run. I want to field test my items. 6 days is a lot for a test run, but the reason I chose this is because 3 days is no problem, I have enough clothing for 3 days, my hair will last for 3 days, etc. what I really want to test is how things feel after having to wash my hair and hand launder my garments, and hang dry them. 6 days also allows me to test out multiple outfit combinations and if I feel like the capsule is working IRL and not just in the mirror of my closet. Once my 6 days is up, I will have a reset to be able to make any necessary adjustments before taking off for Italy, with no return flight booked as of yet! The reason I chose Napa, is because it has a similar feel to me as Italy in regards to the social class, climate and activities as the places I'll be visiting in Italy. If I'm still comfortable in Napa by day 6 I think I will weather just fine in Italy. While traveling between destinations, when I won't be able to leave some of my clothes at a hotel or lodging accommodation then I will wear my ultimate layering outfit, Notes: Feminine hygiene products: My thoughts for now are to purchase what I need where I am. Or I'm considering brining my menstrual cup although I've recently been getting away from it, as I'm unsure the consequences it will have on my cervix. Souvenirs: I will allow myself to purchase 1 key chain/bag charm if I see something that appeals, as for larger pieces of art or good wine, I may ship back home if they really appeal Pajamas: sleeping nude Satin Dress: I am on a journey of natural fibers ONLY, but I haven't found the perfect silk dress yet. So this will have to do for now. submitted by /u/PuzzleheadedFrame439 to r/zerobags [link] [comments]

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It took me years to build a wide range of products I can use with no to minimal reaction. At one point I was struggling to find literally just tooth paste and soap for my body. Some of these products I'm not crazy about, but I try not to be picky. I am literally so grateful to have something to have good hygiene, style my hair, and take care of my oral health. Disclaimer: some people with the same problems with have a different tolerance and sensitivity, I know some people will not like or use but i figured it may help someone just starting out! Dr Bronner's Unscented Castile Soap (body soap and shaving) Carave gentle Shampoo & Conditioner (everyday use) The ordinary cleanser for body & hair (use this a few time a month to clean my scalp) Vanicream Gentle Facial Cleanser (everyday use) Risewell mineral toothpaste, unflavored ( I also floss with unflavored floss and use a tongue scraper. Native, face sunscreen spf 30 ( I dont like this at all. It still smells weird to me and I don't like the consistency. I would eventually like something different) Vanicream facial moisturizer with spf 30 ( I also dont like for the smell and consistency) Whipped unscented Tallow from Clara and fritz (I layer this with cerave. I know some people hate this stuff but it was one of the first products I could use when I added things. I personally like it) Vitamin E skin oil from DERMA-E (mix with lotion and apply in dry areas) Prequel hypochlorous acid spray. I also like Magic Molecule. The prequel has a nice sprayer though. ( I use this after i cleanse my face and in areas to avoid body odor). Cerave Daily Moisturizer lotion (basic lotion that isn't too heavy, I didnt like the vanicream body lotion). Aquaphor, boring but useful (wherever needed) Vanicream hair gel, (Mehh its okay, but works for now) Four reasons, heat protective spray, mouse, styling spray, and oil ( I like most of their stuff but the hair spray..different from styling.. was strong.. I got rid of it. I didn’t post but I use native deodorant. I am still looking for a good sunscreen and the ones I se recommended often are bit pricey so I have been delaying! Feel free to share any of your favs. submitted by /u/xlifeinmotion to r/FragranceFreeBeauty [link] [comments]