Plutonium.
I don't understand why this is a problem since the product is being applied to the skin? Ingesting coumarin in food would be a different thing. Many natural foods such as cassia cinnamon contain coumarin and that could cause problems if you ate enough of it.Any blood thinners, and more specifically “fragrance” because of the blood thinners they contain.
All germs would agree with you.Any foaming agent or surfactant or detergent, especially sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) or sodium laureth sulfate (SLES).
That is unfortunate. I am drawn towards lanolin and all sorts of butter as it makes the lather creamy and slick.Lanolin and any kind of butter! No no's for my skin.
That is unfortunate. I am drawn towards lanolin and all sorts of butter as it makes the lather creamy and slick.
SLS is a detergent that prevents soap scum from sticking to the sink.Plus, SLS and similar just don't make the right kind of lather for a shave. The point of SLS is to make a big, airy, foamy lather, and that's just about the opposite of the thick, slick, cushiony lather a good shave soap aims for. I haven't seen many shave soaps or creams with SLS, but when I do I just wonder what the point of including it was.
It does this, but that is not it's primary purpose. A lot of people are quite sensitive to it.SLS is a detergent that prevents soap scum from sticking to the sink.
Not exactly an ingredient but a scent I avoid.... Anything with smoke. I hate the smell of smoke. Especially on my face.