Tamanu & Ylang Ylang Shampoo Bar with Recipe - pH 5.5

Описание: The word “syndet” is derived from “synthetic” combined with “detergent”. Technically it refers to the binding that occurs between different detergents, also called surfactants or tension-active agents. These detergents, which have an affinity for oils and repel water, surround dirt with small structures that are then removed by water.

Syndets are recommended for cleansing sensitive skin and even baby skin, as they are far more gentle and skin-friendly than traditional soaps. But remember that the anionic surfactants contained in syndets may cause sensitization problems in reactive skins. Nonetheless, even though syndets might prove to be a source of irritation for a small segment of the population, they are undoubtedly much more recommendable than traditional soaps.

Syndet bars are often marketed as “cleansing bars” or “dermatological bars” companies will use the term “soap free” or “soaps without soap.” this can cause confusion although in a sense are correct.

Syndet bars are made using blends of synthetic surfactants and formulated and produced differently than that of traditional vegetable soap bars. Syndet surfactants are derived from oils, fats, or petroleum products that are processed in a wide range of chemical processes other than traditional saponification.

Tamanu Oil encourages stronger, longer, and healthier hair growth, addresses hair loss, hydrates the strands, brings out hair's natural sheen, and helps with easier manageability. It also works to soothe inflammation and eliminate fungal infections on the scalp.

Ylang-ylang oil is ideal for those with dry scalps, as it can stimulate sebum production. As lack of enough oil and sebum causes hair to become dry and brittle, ylang-ylang can improve hair texture and reduce hair breakage.


DISCLAIMER: I am an artisanal soap maker who loves to make handcrafted soaps using the cold process method of soap making. I make these videos to share my own personal methods and techniques for how I make soaps. These videos are not intended as tutorials. Soapmaking has many variables and involves working with sodium hydroxide (NaOH, also referred to as lye). Lye and raw soap can damage your eyes and burn your skin. When making soap, you should already know and practice lye safe handling procedures and always wear safety gear. Any opinions or statements made are just my own research, I'm not a health professional.

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