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Dr. Bronner's products sound great. In fact, I wonder how many people actually know that many household soaps are made using animal fats and parabens. I am relatively certain that olive oil is a much better ingredient to use on the skin; and, it seems it would be kinder to minor facial scarring. [br][br]My only concern? Many natural, organic products are expensive to buy. It is very difficult for some hard-working families to continually purchase these products. Still, I am happy they are available. Maybe one day the prices will come down.

Sarah, thank you so much for the information. I have been searching for an all-vegetable based soap, and I think I found the right one. It is encouraging that Dr. Bronner's products are orgainic, Certified Free Trade, and do not test on animals. Actually, I like the founder's activist spirit. [br][br]It seems the 100% pure-castile oilive oil and coconut ingredients are what make the cleansers great for the skin. Some animal-based soaps are just so drying.[br] [br]Hmm, I believe this product makes me long for Spain. It also reminds me of the fantastic movie, "The Way." Actually, I think everyone should see it! [br][br]

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