Ida's Soap Box

The claim “pH balanced” is advertised by many skin care companies. The claim implies that these products are more beneficial to your skin. While it is true that our skin is generally more acidic, are these pH balanced skin and hair care products that are made with synthetic detergents and other chemicals to make them "pH balanced" really better for your skin?

My dad who suffers from his knees and in constant pain tried your cold menthol and warming muscle salves. After using your salves he say he can clearly feel that it did work on his pain, he is carrying those little tins with him wherever he goes! Im so glad that he is using something that is organic and yet does the job!

It may seem odd for a manufacturer of “natural skin care” to be asking to get rid of the word “natural” -- but under federal labeling rules, the word "natural" means absolutely nothing because the FDA has never created regulations that define "natural." Sadly, even the word "organic," on personal care products, has little meaning, unless the company has USDA Organic Certification.

Since ancient times, people have immersed themselves in a warm bath to cleanse, relax, refresh, rejuvenate, and heal. A medley of soothing mineral rich salts, some blended with pure organic essential