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​ Safe for the environment The majority of plastic water bottles sold in America ended up in landfills or in the ocean. A single plastic bottle can take 450+ years to decompose, and shampoo bars drastically reduce this plastic bottle waste. Because they do not require plastic packaging, they are much better for the environment than their liquid shampoo counterparts. It is estimated that 299 million Americans use shampoo. This equates to about 1 billion shampoo bottles a year, which is approximately 115,000 plastic bottles being bought every hour with less than half being recycled. Shampoo bars do not contain harsh surfactants like sulfates and chemicals like parabens. Harsh chemicals can damage the hair and strip away naturally moisturizing essential oils.Try to look in a good interior design magazine, do you see any plastic bottles anywhere? Absolutely not, you will never see one, as most designers and architects find them quite cheap and ugly. Shampoo bars help create a minimalist aesthetic in your shower/bathroom by reducing the cluttered look of bottles and their unattractive design. A shampoo bar in a beautiful wooden soap dish will make your bathroom look elegant and modern. They are much more natural Many traditional bottle shampoos are filled with preservatives and chemicals that strip hair of its natural oils and leave the scalp dry. Shampoo bars contain many more natural ingredients that are good for hair, such as natural oils, vitamins, and minerals. That is why on their packaging, you will see sustainable ingredients like sunflower oil, lavender oil, olive oil, argan oil, or coconut oil, which give your hair vitality and moisture. Just make the test! Pick up any traditional shampoo and insert the long list of ingredients into the Environmental Working Group database. They smell great Thanks to natural essential oils, your hair will never smell better once they meet a shampoo bar. Instead of using a synthetic fragrance, shampoo bars use natural essential oils that are good for hair and scalp and give your hair a wonderful and refreshing scent. They save space Shampoo bars are great for saving space. Being much smaller and more lightweight than their bottled counterparts relative to the number of washings you can get from the same amount of product, shampoo bars will save space. This comes in handy in various situations, from keeping your bathroom cabinets decluttered to packing for an upcoming camping trip. Promotes Healthy Hair Shampoo bars are packed with essential oils and other fresh/natural ingredients. In addition to relieving a dry and itchy scalp, these natural ingredients promote hair growth, create volume, increase blood circulation, and promote hair follicles’ health. Great shampoo bars leave hair feeling lightweight, clean, and full of volume. ​ HOW TO USE A SHAMPOO BAR ? Wet your hair and palms Lather the bar in your hands for 15 seconds or rub bar directly to scalp and hair. Put your shampoo bar down in its dedicated storage. Be sure to keep bar dry away from spray or standing water. Massage well the lather into your roots Do not pile your hair on top of your head to lather (source of tangles) If you have long hairs, you can run the bar down their length Rinse Repeat lather + massage + rinse for a stronger wash (If desired) Apply conditioner if needed Why Choose Shampoo Bars?

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- About The Brand - About Us Welcome to Barn and Stone House Naturals. Handmade soap has been our passion for over 10 years. Over the years we have learned a lot about what customers want and we do our best to answer those needs. Our soap has been created to be used everyday. To soothe, nourish and to uplift your skin and your spirit. You have told us you want something that smells great! That’s why we use the finest essential oils and botanicals available. We have scents to soothe, uplift, and some are just smell great and just for fun. You have told us that you want a soap to soothe and nourish your skin which is why we use premium oils, including Olive Oil, coconut oil, shea butter, oatmeal and goat milk. You have told us you want specialty soaps for Shaving, Exfoliating, Bug Repellant Soap that both safe, natural and effective, a chef’s soap to remove odors from your hands in the kitchen. You have also told us your want Seasonal Soaps with great scents for Spring, Summer, Autumn and the Holiday Season. You have also told us you want more than soap! That’s why we have added Shampoo Bars, Salt and Sugar Scrubs, Lip Balms, Lotions, Body Powder, Whipped Shea Butters and more. We are constantly reviewing our product line and adding new items. Choose from our over 40 varieties

Why care about the soap you use? The word ‘soap’ is used to take in all manner of skin cleansers, solid, liquid or even powder, and within each of these categories there are various colors, scents, shapes, packaging, and claims surrounding them. Some soaps deodorize, others are antimicrobial, anti-aging, moisturizing and more. Soap is something that almost every person uses, several times a day in most cases, and is one of the primary tools in preventing transmission of some bacterial and viral diseases. But not all soaps are equal in potency or efficacy, and not every soap is good for your skin. There are two basic types of soap: ​ Handmade, ‘natural’ soaps Commercially made 'soaps' (often not real soap at all) Commercially made soaps are often considerably cheaper than handmade soaps, but there may be a good reason why this is the case. Let’s explore the world of natural soap and see if the benefits it offers are worth the added cost. Modern science has proven what was already assumed through common sense: toxins from our environment are, in large part, absorbed through our skin. As the largest organ in the human body, and the one most in contact with the outside world, what we put in contact with our skin should be a major concern for us. Soap, since it is purposely rubbed on our skin – all over our skin in fact – should be of primary concern when we consider this reality. Once we take due care in the water we drink and the food we eat, what we expose our skin to, should be the top priority when it comes to physical health. One way to reduce exposure to potentially harmful toxins is to use an organic, natural soap. ​ What is natural soap? Natural soaps start with natural ingredients. Organic soaps use organic natural ingredients. Organic soaps normally consist of blended butter and oils derived from various plants. This substance is rich in vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants. Human skin, hair and other parts of the body need these substances to grow, live and/or remain healthy. Many natural soaps have other beneficial ingredients added as well, such as clays, salts, essential oils and botanical extracts. Handmade soaps take longer to produce, and usually use higher quality ingredients, hence the added cost, but they do tend to be easier on sensitive skin. It is important to try a variety or natural soaps to find the one that is ideal to your skin type and preferences. Benefits of Using Natural Soap There are several benefits to using natural soap, including: 1. Real Soap Instead of "Fake Soap" Many products that are advertised or displayed using terms like ‘cleanser,’ ‘body bar,’ ‘body wash,’ ‘beauty bar,’ ‘skincare bar,’ and even ‘deodorant soap’ are actually detergent based products, and not really soaps at all. 2. Natural Soap is Highly Moisturizing One of the benefits of using real soap is that one of the by-products of the production process is glycerine. Glycerine is an excellent skin moisturizer because it attracts moisture to itself in and around the skin. Traditionally made soaps contain glycerine, and so they hydrate the skin during bathing, whereas many commercially manufactured soaps can dry skin out. Why? Because store-bought, commercial soaps usually undergo a process designed specifically to remove the glycerine. Instead of leaving glycerine in the soap to benefit your skin, it is extracted and used in other products, such as moisturizers and similar skincare products – which you will need more of if you use their soap, since it has had the glycerine removed. Soap devoid of glycerine can leave skin dry, ashy, itchy and looking far from its best. Handmade soap, however, traditionally made so as to retain its glycerine content, will leave your skin more moisturized and healthy-looking. 3. Better Ingredients Used When a company manufactures hundreds of thousands, or even millions of bars of soap at a time, part of the profit margin is gained from mass production, and part is gained from using the cheapest products available – and these are often synthetic substitutes for the real thing. Many believe that these synthetic products can sometimes be damaging to the endocrine, reproductive, respiratory and immune systems – not to mention the potential damage they do by drying out your skin. Commercial soaps are known to regularly contain Parabens, Sulphates, and Triclosan, which are thought to trigger allergies, to influence hormone levels, and possibly increase risk of some cancers. Natural soaps, however, usually use natural ingredients like olive and coconut oils, shea butter, and grass-fed tallow. These are believed to be very healthy and nourishing for the skin. Our range includes soap bars with Patchoili and with Cedarwood to name a few. ​ 4. Cruelty-Free and Animal-Friendly Another great benefit of natural, organic soaps is that you can rest assured they are not hurting any animals in the testing or production phases. Ingredients are almost always exclusively plant-based (some soaps use animal fat as an ingredient, thought this is rare), are organic, and do not require large-scale factories and other facilities that cause widespread environmental damage. Organic manufacturers, by comparison, tend to be smaller facilities and rely on botanical herbs and extracts to achieve their final product. Coconut and palm oils form the base of the ingredients, and to this is added essential oils from different plants, flowers, spices, and fruits. In some cases, natural soaps will use tallow or lard, which are animal products, but they will be clearly labelled in those cases. Very importantly, animal testing is not necessary for these products, as they do not contain pesticides and they are free of synthetically derived chemicals. 5. Wider Choice As mentioned above, organic soaps are normally made in small batches by a local producer. Small batches not only mean easier control, but also a wider variety of products. Each batch is easily changed to a new scent or style without having to retool large factory equipment. These soaps are therefore easily customisable too. Colour, shape, size, grainy or smooth texture, scent, batch size, and other features are frequently changed to provide maximum choice for the consumer. You can even buy organic soaps in coffee, cinnamon, peppermint, or fruit scents! One of our more interesting products is this Oatmeal Natural Soap bar. This Ginger Soap Bar is also a very unique yet healthy soap choice. 6. Unique, Handmade Product Mass-produced commercial soaps are made for efficiency of production, which means many, many, units of the exact same size and composition. Focus is on profit, often at the expense of the health of the consumers who pay for them. Organic bars are different in that they do vary slightly from bar to bar, just as natural ingredients vary slightly depending on a given year’s weather and other conditions. Where they do not vary, however, is in the lack of harmful ingredients and the abundance of healthy ones that are in each bar. 7. Better for the Environment Organic soaps do not produce harmful environmental poisons or toxins. The soap breaks down more easily after use and does not harm the water cycle or the wildlife that shares the water in our rivers, lakes, and the oceans. This eco-friendliness would be a strong argument for using organic soaps, even if all else was equal. Add to it the great quality and efficacy of the soaps, and the pleasure you get from a more unique product, and they are a clear winner. 8. Rich in Antioxidants Since the ingredients used in organic soaps include many that are natural antioxidants, and since the process doesn’t extract these substances for other purposes, organic soaps can actually help to repair the skin by reducing inflammation, keeping skin hydrated, and therefore helping the user to have young-looking, healthier skin. The gentler pH levels of organic soaps (usually between 9 and 10) help care for your skin in the long term, as well as keeping you looking and feeling clean and fresh now. ​ 9. Lots of Glycerin for Natural Skin Benefits Glycerine, also called glycerol, naturally attracts alcohol and water, as well as cleaning skin. Since it attracts alcohol and water, it has long been one of the best moisturisers for human skin and, according to Science Daily , it can even help to clear up skin disease. Skin regularly exposed to glycerine has improved texture and protection from outside irritants. It acts as a boost for sensitive skin, rather than being just another thing to cause irritation. When companies mass-produce soap and beauty bars, however, the glycerine is extracted from the bars for two reasons. ​ First, it improves the shelf life of the soap, so it can sit in a warehouse or on a shelf for years before use. The second is that the extracted glycerine is used to produce moisturising products. But why not leave it in the soap in the first place, and save us from having to buy an additional product? Why dry out the skin and have to buy something to put it right again? Our philosophy is to keep the glycerine in the soap, not to damage the skin in the first place, and to keep soap products fresher through smaller batches. The soap may cost a bit more, but it is still less than a mass-commercial bar of soap plus a moisturizer! Why not try our Aloe Vera Soap Bar. 10. They Don't Use Preservatives Organic products do have a shorter shelf life, but that is for good reason. The preservatives used in non-organic products tend to be toxic to humans or the environment. It sometimes comes down to a choice: do you want the product to be able to sit, unused, on a shelf for a long time, or do you want it to be healthier for the user? The answer is clear. 11. Natural Antibacterial Properties In most antibacterial soaps you will find triclosan, parabens, sulphates and other toxic chemicals that are thought to increase the risk of some cancers, can alter hormonal balance, and can affect your reproductive system. Organic soaps, on the other hand, do not contain these chemicals and instead use antibacterial agents like essential oils. Not only do these help fight harmful bacteria, but they also have great fragrances, like lavender, tea tree, eucalyptus, and peppermint, to name a few. ​ 12. Natural Scents for Real Aromatherapy The scents used for natural soap can help to sooth your mind and body through aromatherapy. Aromatherapy is thought to relieve stress and improve overall mood and outlook. The chemical composition of essential oils cannot be recreated in a laboratory. When natural products are replaced with synthetic versions of them, the therapeutic aspects are lost. The natural essential oils cause the release of neurochemicals in the brain that can improve your mind, body and spirit.

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