Mrs White's All Natural Hand & Body Wash Range

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We all know the importance of proper hygiene, but did you know that your trusty household soap and hand wash can contain a number of potentially harmful chemicals that could be the source of itching, irritation, and eczema?

Two such chemicals are sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), and Triclosan, both of which have come under increasing scrutiny in recent years for both their ubiquity and their potentially damaging properties. SLS is used to create a foaming effect, and is found in a variety of body care products, from shampoo to toothpaste. This common chemical can, however, cause dryness and irritation for the surprisingly large number of people who are sensitive to it. Similarly, Triclosan is added to a large number of care and beauty products as an antibacterial agent, appearing in the ingredient list of almost half of all commercially available soaps, not to mention a huge number of deodorants and toothpastes, to name but a few. Currently undergoing review by the FDA, the substance also known as 'Microban' or 'Biofresh' not only exposes us humans to the risk of contact dermatitis, but it can be dangerously damaging to water supplies when flushed out of our homes. The environmental impact is even so bad that the chief Swedish conservation body have recommended a ban on consumer products that include the chemical!

Luckily, if you're looking for an alternative to these harmful substances that doesn't compromise on quality, then look no further! Mrs White's range of all natural hand & body washes are wonderfully effective without the use of a single synthetic chemical to trouble sensitive skin, ideal if you're looking to keep your children away from contact with potentially harmful every day items. With a range of gorgeous natural fragrances, made with finest quality essential oils, they're a world away from generic smelling commercial body care products, and will leave your home beautifully scented and your skin feeling refreshed. What's more, our products are entirely environmentally friendly, meaning they contain nothing that could be harmful to the natural environment when washed away!

To see our full range of hand and body washes, plus silky smooth moisturisers and luxurious body lotions, check out our bath and bed range, here. 

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