need a foaming agent

[Guest guest]

Aromatherapy, herbs, natural living, etcI asked last week about acylglutamate

and recived no response so I am assuming nobody here sells or uses.

 

I am trying to help this dear woman that cannot afford the only face wash that

seems to help her. All natural until the acylglutamate (supposedly a derived

coconut or sugar cane product).

I have created a fabulous toner and then used that with mild soaps and it is too

drying.

 

This face wash sample she sent is mild, foams just a teeny bit to clean the face

and washes off easily.

 

So all I am lacking is something to create a light foam. Any suggestions?

Thank you so much!

Blessings

-Love and Light-

Ray and Kristena Roder

http://www.dreamseeds.org

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Kristena,

 

Since its my list I'll go ahead and shamelessly promote myself ... I

make an All Olive Castile Liquid Soap that can be used in face washes.

It gently suds, is mild (as its all olive) and in formulations, extra

oil can be added to it for increased moisture.

 

It is available in a concentrated paste (just add your own water):

http://alittleolfactory.com/liquidsoapbase.htm

 

and a ready to use diluted liquid soap:

http://alittleolfactory.com/soapliquid.htm

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

Aromatherapy, herbs, natural living, etcI asked last week about

acylglutamate and recived no response so I am assuming nobody here sells

or uses.

 

I am trying to help this dear woman that cannot afford the only face

wash that seems to help her. All natural until the acylglutamate

(supposedly a derived coconut or sugar cane product).

I have created a fabulous toner and then used that with mild soaps and

it is too drying.

 

This face wash sample she sent is mild, foams just a teeny bit to clean

the face and washes off easily.

 

So all I am lacking is something to create a light foam. Any

suggestions?

Thank you so much!

Blessings

-Love and Light-

Ray and Kristena Roder

http://www.dreamseeds.org

[Guest guest]

, " dreamseeds " <dreamseeds

wrote:

>

> Aromatherapy, herbs, natural living, etcI asked last week about

acylglutamate and recived no response so I am assuming nobody here

sells or uses.

>

> I am trying to help this dear woman that cannot afford the only

face wash that seems to help her. All natural until the

acylglutamate (supposedly a derived coconut or sugar cane product).

> I have created a fabulous toner and then used that with mild soaps

and it is too drying.

>

> This face wash sample she sent is mild, foams just a teeny bit to

clean the face and washes off easily.

>

> So all I am lacking is something to create a light foam. Any

suggestions?

> Thank you so much!

> Blessings

 

> -Love and Light-

> Ray and Kristena Roder

> http://www.dreamseeds.org

>

>

 

 

Ray and Kristina,

 

I'm not using this product, but I get supplies from TheHerbarie.com

which has natural derived products for skin care production.

I've been very happy with them, even though I do my own research on

the products to be sure. LOL always paranoid.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Susanne

[Guest guest]

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy wrote:

>

> Hi Kristena,

>

> Since its my list I'll go ahead and shamelessly promote myself ...

I

> make an All Olive Castile Liquid Soap that can be used in face

washes.

> It gently suds, is mild (as its all olive) and in formulations,

extra

> oil can be added to it for increased moisture.

>

> It is available in a concentrated paste (just add your own water):

> http://alittleolfactory.com/liquidsoapbase.htm

>

> and a ready to use diluted liquid soap:

> http://alittleolfactory.com/soapliquid.htm

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

>

>

> Aromatherapy, herbs, natural living, etcI asked last week about

> acylglutamate and recived no response so I am assuming nobody here

sells

> or uses.

 

This would be the best alternative to use!

 

Chris, I didn't know you had Castile soap, or I would not have

suggested another company. I'm sorry.

 

Kristena, Castile really is best, disregard my last post.

I think I'll just keep quiet and read for a while....

 

Susanne

[Guest guest]

Hi Susanne,

 

No sweat! Angie is great to work with .. and she has a totally different

line of supplies than what I carry

 

So don't keep quiet, please, the list has been TOO quiet lately *lol*

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

<chrisziggy wrote:

> I make an All Olive Castile Liquid Soap

 

This would be the best alternative to use!

 

Chris, I didn't know you had Castile soap, or I would not have

suggested another company. I'm sorry.

 

Kristena, Castile really is best, disregard my last post.

I think I'll just keep quiet and read for a while....

 

Susanne

[Guest guest]

, " Christine Ziegler "

<chrisziggy wrote:

>

> Hi Susanne,

>

> No sweat! Angie is great to work with .. and she has a totally

different

> line of supplies than what I carry

>

> So don't keep quiet, please, the list has been TOO quiet lately *lol*

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

 

Thanks a lot Chris,

 

I'm glad you're not upset. Sometimes people get into hot waters,

suggesting someone off list. In a way I agree, to try support list

members' businesses, and I usually don't say anything, if I know

someone has what someone else is looking for.

 

You're right though, Angie is great to work with and has a totally

different product line.

 

However, Castile soap still is the best thing to use if there are skin

issues <G>

IF that's not available, then there are other options.

 

Thanks again, you're great

 

Susanne