100% pure- Organic Mint Eucalyptus Shower Gel

100% pure- Organic Mint Eucalyptus Shower Gel
This is a very liqiud shower gel, but I like it! I like that it is all natural..and I adore the smell...its to die for! Well, not really but it is very good compared to others. I expected it to be more Solid, and bubbly, but it wasn't very much of either. so that is it about this one for now!

Overall, this is what i have to say (out of 5 stars) :
Rating: ***
Summer Use: ***
Spring Use: ***
Fall Use: ***
Winter Use: ***
Smell: ****
Moisturizing: ****
Recommend: Yes
Yours Truly,
Mila T.

http://100percentpure.com/showergel_19.html

Yeah I know the 100% pure shower gels are pretty liquid-y and once it leaked out for me! (almost the whole bottle down the drain!)

So its mostly water then?

I guess...Lets see:

Quote :

Ingredients: Organic Eucalyptus Hydrosol, Organic Rose Hydrosol, Organic Green Tea, Organic Kelp Extract, Gentle Coconut Cleanser (coco betaine), Organic Lavender Honey, Organic Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Organic Peppermint Essential Oil, Organic Calendula Hydrosol, Food Preservatives from Cranberries and salt (0.1% of Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate)

They use Hydrosols

I am no natural whizz but this does not sound natural : 0.1% of Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate

MikeMana wrote:

I am no natural whizz but this does not sound natural : 0.1% of Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate

I didn't notice that!!!

Well its not that bad! Since its only from the Cranberries and salt, and its 0.1 %!

Sodium benzoate is a type of salt that may occur naturally in some foods but is more likely to be chemically produced and added as a preservative to foods. When used as a preservative, sodium benzoate is typically added to foods in small amounts only. If too much is added, food may take on a very bitter taste.

Potassium sorbate is the potassium salt of sorbic acid. Its primary use is as a food preservative (E number 202).[3] Potassium sorbate is effective in a variety of applications including food, wine, and personal care.

I wonder if that gel would taste salty?

Admin wrote:

If too much is added, food may take on a very bitter taste.

And its added on the cranberries! So thats why they're sometimes bitter

Don wrote:

Admin wrote:

If too much is added, food may take on a very bitter taste.

And its added on the cranberries! So thats why they're sometimes bitter

I did not know that! Wow!

Wait a minute...Don are you kidding, or not?

He is most likely kidding. Cranberries don't need to be preserved when they are frozen. If they are then I hate it. It is unhealthy. Just because we can eat that sorbate does not mean its beneficial.I mean I can eat dirt too.

MikeMana wrote:

He is most likely kidding. Cranberries don't need to be preserved when they are frozen. If they are then I hate it. It is unhealthy. Just because we can eat that sorbate does not mean its beneficial.I mean I can eat dirt too.

Mike you know everything about natural foods & how they affect skin etc. I'm giving you a thanks. I didn't know they didn't need to be preserved. Now if I look in the ingredients of a cranberry bag, and I see sorbates (Or other synthetic things to keep it preserved), I'll now know its no good.

Thats true, we could eat dirt, but its no good for our health

Eh, all these preservitives and synthetics are sickening!