Question 1

How can this product be sold under organic label without any certification logos? Or is there one on the bottle?

Accepted Answer

I have my doubts. "Organic" isn't an ambition or an intentention, it's a legal certification and is regulated and monitored by one of a number of bodies (the best known of which is the Soil Association). Using "organic" without being certified by one of these is illegal and would be in breach of a number of laws (USDA in the US).

Long story short, if its not certified then it is not organic. Therefore don't buy this because you think it is organic, buy it because you like it, but don't think what you're getting is up there with the more expensive certified products.

Organic is an expensive process to be part of (it's a tough standard and is the reason there are so few organic brands in the supermarkets), its difficult and expensive to achieve and maintain which is why these kind of products need to be WITHDRAWN. They're using something they've not paid towards or been able to demonstrate (through audit) that their ingredients actually are organic.

Question 2

This product is sold as 1KG could you advise approx how many litres is it?

Accepted Answer

This is aprox. 1 litre :-)

Question 3

How cant I use table salt to thicken it?

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Hello, I am assuming that you mean "How CAN I use table salt to thicken it?". I have used table salt to effectively thicken castile liquid soap as follows - use a small bottle (e.g. 500ml, for example I re-use a bottle that held spring water) add the quantity of liquid soap that you want to use at this time, so for a shampoo base you can say 50ml. In a small tumbler, mix 2 teaspoons of table salt into warm water - I use water that has been boiled, allowing it to cool down of course! 200ml of water will be fine. Stir until as much as possible of the table salt has dissolved, then trickle a little of the salt water into the bottle where you have your liquid soap. Put the top on, and shake vigorously. I suggest you try adding a little at a time of the salt water mix, as depending on the liquid soap, some thicken more quickly than others. Around 2 teaspoons should thicken 50ml of liquid soap to a dense, creamy consistency. You can then add other ingredients (e.g. essential oils, argan oil, etc.,) as you wish. I find that making up a fresh batch is better than mixing a larger amount, as it's possibly going to separate - however, shaking the bottle again will re-combine your ingredients as you need to use it. Hope that this helps, just remember, as I say, to add the salt water slowly in small amounts and shake well. :-)

Question 4

What's the best dilution for a facial wash?

Accepted Answer

Not sure why others insist on diluting it as it is natural and very mild soap which you can use as it is.  If you find it too heavy for the face ( i've yet to experience this and I have sensitive skin and so do my children).  You could dilute it as far as 50/50 and, if using water, you'd really have to think about using a preservative.  Be also mindful of any scent or essential oils you use as they may irritate your skin (lots of people hate the natural smell). Hope this has helped.

Colour	Clear
Material Features	Fragrance Free
Item Weight	998 g
Number of Items	1
Package Quantity	1
Item Dimensions	19 x 13 x 6 centimetres
Unit Count	1000 gram
Package Type	Box
Benefits	Cleansing
Item Form	Liquid
Skin Type	Sensitive
Recommended Uses For Product	Hand
Target Use Body Part	Whole Body
Scent Name	Coconut, Unscented
Special Features	Fragrance Free

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