What's In the Ingredients?
Your intro pocket guide to cosmetic label reading from
The Butter Bath Company® – Shop at ButterBath.com
The skin is the largest organ of the body, so what you put on your skin really is important. But, if you don't have a chemistry degree, reading an ingredients label can feel overwhelming. Because ingredients are everything to us, we want to help you with a quick-start guide. Here are a few categories to consider avoiding when you are beginning your journey down the ingredients label. There are plenty of reputable sources on the internet that can elaborate on what we have begun here, if you need further assistance. We personally recommend EWG.org, as a user friendly, highly informative, reputable reference site; but there are many sources that you can easily reference on the subject of ingredients. The Butter Bath Company began in 2008 as a result, in part, of having learned how to read the ingredients labels on cosmetics and personal care products, and just not being satisfied with what was lurking out there. We are extremely passionate about ingredients, so you will only find pure, fresh, and natural ingredients in all Butter Bath products. That is a PROMISE!
You will NEVER find any of the following types of ingredients in any products made by The Butter Bath Company, and available to purchase online everyday at ButterBath.com:
Fragrances - There are over 3000 components that can go into the making of a single "fragrance" as is listed on an ingredients label. Many of these hidden ingredients are synthetic and have been linked to birth defects, cancer, allergies, sensitivities, and are known reproductive toxins. We only use pure essential oils, never any synthetics fragrances, so you will not see the "fragrance" on our labels.
'eths' and 'PEGs' - Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Oleth, Myreth, Ceteareth, etc., and PEG or PolyEthylene Glycol, can in many cases produce 1,4-Dioxane, which is a known carcinogen.
Propylene Glycol - this popular humectant can cause contact dermatitis and irritations on the skin.
Parabens - Parabens, such as isobutylparaben, butylparaben, isopropylparaben, propylparaben, etc., are chemical preservatives that have been linked to cancer, hormonal disruption, and problems with fertility. Since there are alternatives to parabens, why are they still in use? The Butter Bath Company never dilutes any of our products with water, which greatly reduces the need for preservatives, allowing us to utilize natural ingredients, such as essential oils, effectively as natural preservatives.
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