Herbal Body Wash With The Touch Of Nature By Koparo
In recent years, mild moisturizing Liquid body soap have been developed that contain a combination of anionic and amphoteric surfactants (reducing the potential for protein denaturation and skin irritation), moisturizing oils, and humectants. We tend to increase the concentration of occlusive moisturizers (e.g., Vaseline) in body washes above 50% to ensure occlusal cleaning of the skin after washing. However, this strategy does not prevent damage to the SC during cleaning. It mainly serves to cover up the damage already done by the cleansing. A further increase in the concentration of Vaseline reduces the effectiveness of the cleanser and the practicality of the formulation. The maximum possible benefits of a high occlusal strategy may have already been achieved. Very mild skin cleansers have also been developed that typically contain very low concentrations of surfactants. While these products effectively limit the potential for surfactant-induced stratum carenum damage, th...