Read the labels on most liquid soaps and you’ll discover the words: sodium laurel sulfate or sodium lauryl sulfate or sodium laureth. If they advertise they are anti-bacterial, then you’ll often find the word, Triclosan. The former are surfactents for detergent soaps, so you are using detergents on your skin. If you use products with Triclosan it you may cause your body to become less resistant to bacteria over time.
Use the natural anti-bacterial ingredients found in Rosemary Mint or Mint WOW! We sell these soaps in 8 oz for $4.50 each - the same size as the large lotion bottle pictured on the site. When the bottle is empty, wash it out and you’ll have an extra travel bottle.
In Loving Memory of Helen L'Roy Anderson - January 1912 - February 2002. She wanted all of us to find happiness in creating so she helped found our firm. She was an artist who created huge murals and reared a family as she earned a great reputation for scenic art in the Dallas area. She remained curious about all things throughout her life. In this picture she is in her late eighties as she watches a newborn Monarch born on her butterfly plant begin its life journey. It was vulnerable for some time after crawling from its cocoon and she stood guard until it would fly away to its brief life.
Ninety years of bringing joy to our world.
Ninety years of bringing joy to our world.
January 1912 - February 2002
