WEEEKLY CHAT - WEEK 49!
WEEKLY CHAT #49
OK, let's try the weekly chat idea, V2. Been hearing some positive comments! Seems like we have a winner! Give it a chance! Here goes! <3
Your welcome. It takes a lot of research and sometimes buying items that don't work, in the end it's worth it. Researching the ingredients and how they benefit your skin will be a big help. It's a very different world from mass produced products. If you ever have questions DM. I've been on this journey a long time.
I decided to ask here, because i was looking for 3-in-1 Body Wash and they have all these weird variations now.
1 of them had “Tea Tree Oil” which i looked up on my phone. 1 of the potential side effects causes dogs and cats to have seizures.
1 of them had “Menthol”, 1 of the potential side effects is going into a coma.
they’re trying to hurt us in every way they can think of;
I'm not sure what a 3 in one body wash. Is it possible you mean shampoo, conditioner & body wash? If so there's a good company I'll have to search for it. Can't remember the name.
Many essential oils are toxic to dogs. Dogs can tolerate some essential oils. However most are toxic to cats. Also babies and toddlers shouldn't be exposed to essential oils. I'm not an expert on EOs, I've used them for many years. Please double check mine or anyone's advice. Essential oils are normally mixed in percentages. For example using a product with essential oil on your face should have a much lower percentage of EO than a body oil or body wash. I stay away from tea tree because I don't like the scent. I do keep it in my collection in case I need it for infection. Most ingredients in body products are like ingredients in food. Meaning those listed first should be a higher percentage than those listed last. If the product has a very low amount of essential oil say like a soap the dog probably won't be affected but we don't have any guarantee of that. I have a small dog and use essential oils around him or they may in my body products. I make sure the oils I use are safe around dogs. I usually buy my products from small businesses because I can ask questions and usually get an honest helpful reply. FYI: tea tree is one of the most toxic oils for dogs. I believe most serious case'sof toxicity have been caused from people diffusing with the dog in the same room. I've heard of cases the dogs either died or they were aggressive because they didn't know their owners. I don't diffuse because I don't want to take the chance.
I wish I knew of a body wash to recommend. I prefer bar soap. If you are interested you can make your own body wash, shampoo etc. I don't because I don't have time or room to store the many ingredients. I could probably find good brands to recommend. I'm familiar with several brands even though I don't buy them.
Yes they are trying to kill us with anything they can
Our skin is the biggest very porous. Many ingredients in mass produced products either cause cancer, skin irritation or breathing problems. I started learning when everything I used was causing irritation.
Most everything I use has either essential oils or plant based oils. I prefer plant based. There's probably a good explanation online explaining the difference. If you need any links or info I don't mind.
Ya, it's a Men's soap. Easy-to-use because it "does everything."
I have used this company's products several years ago. Never ordered, always bought at TJ Maxx & Marshals. The company is well established. I used the 3 in one wash and it was ok for my hair. Being a woman with long thick coarse hair I needed something different. It probably depends on your hair type if this works. Double check essential oil safety for dogs. Also research using a shampoo/body soap with essential oils toxicity to dog. I believe most are probably safe unless it leaves a strong lingering scent. What I use the scent isn't strong after showering. Over processed toxic products with artificial scents usually leave a stronger lasting scent.
If I find anything else I'll post.
https://www.eoproducts.com/collections/everyone-soap-3-in-1