looking for laundry soap that gives uva and uvb protection?
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What?  Why do your clothes need this 'protection'?
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sodium lauryl sulfate
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Quit using antibacterial and deoderant soap. My husband kept having trouble with tinea which is a skin fungus that loves the skin on the back. It kept coming back year after year. He got a new dermatologist. This new fellow told him to switch to Dove brand soap which is real soap but no antibiotic action. The tinea went away in just a few weeks and it has never come back in the three years since he switched. Plus, his skin has become baby soft - it feels great to stroke his arms. LOL. The theory as best I understand is that bacteria and fungus compete/attack each other. Antibacterial soap tips the balance in favor of the fungus.\n\nAnother thing that we have found to be helpful with healing any type of skin damage is vitamin E oil. Just break open a vitamin E gel capsule and spread it on the injured skin. Cover with a bandage for a while because the oil is sticky and messy.
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Oil of Olay Complete for sensitive skin is a good option. It costs about $10 and has sunblock in it as well. Very light, not greasy either.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_soap
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start by unbuttoning buttons, unlacing laces, release bra strap ... \n\nseriously This is absolutely foolproof for any laundered items! Mix Dawn dishwashing liquid soap with hydrogen peroxide...then pour on the stain and let sit as a presoak. Neither of these ingredients works by itself. You must use BOTH. You'll actually see the red wine disappear as you drizzle the mixture on a stain
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Maybe check out http://www.soapdifferent.com/SOAPDIFFERENT/UK/soapDifferent.html
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I have used a clean and clear soap for many years!  It is awesome and I highly recommend it.  I don't remember the exact type of soap, so here's what the bottle looks like, and you can't miss it.  It's an orange soap in a clear bottle with a dark purple pump.  You won't regret this $3.50 purchase, but make sure you are washing your face for a full 30 seconds.  That's why they recommend singing the happy birthday song when you wash your hands and face.  Many people don't wash long enough for washing to be effective.  Best of luck to you!
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clearisal, and washing really good with soap and water works, if not go to a dermotologist like i did and get accutane, which is pretty powerful stuff!
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I know that Dawn works well.  Not sure what kind of detergent you are asking about.
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Lava soap is what I always used.  Worked good on me and the brushes.
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pretreat with laundry detergent and a scrubber and Oxyclean,then wash it with oxyclean/regular wash!
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i went to a diabetes class a few weeks ago and the wound care specialist that taught our class says the best kind of soaps you can use are the ones like dove and ivory because they have moisterizers in them to keep you skin moisterized and not to use the ones that are deorderant soaps cause they dry ur skin out
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black and white cream, my great grand mother used it my grandmother, my mother and so on. try the maxy's stores. it's about $2. It's a small round container.
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Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap 18-in-1 Hemp pure-Castile Soap. Made with organic oils. For the face, use either :lavender (for oily or acne prone skin), almond or Aloe vera (for normal, dry and sensitive skin).This is THE BEST stuff anyone can use. It's very inexpensive! It's good for your wallet, your bod, your (and our) environment. Did I mention that you can use it also as body wash, dish wash liquid and shampoo (for short hair though).That's why it's 18-in-one! And  . . . no animal testing! www.drbronner.com     (760)743-2211  Box 28,Escondido, CA. 92033  All you need is a very small amount!! The size of a dime is more than plenty.Comes in various sizes.
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I've used a "clay" based bar soap.  It really does well on the oily areas of my face.  The clay absorbs the oil.\nI found mine at a bath and beauty type health store at the mall.
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I haven't tested this company's claims, but at least it's a source:\n\nThere is an eco-friendly laundry detergent that has actually outperformed Tide in university tests, called Charlie's Soap (in the tests it is called Wonder Wash laundry detergent, but it is really the same product). In addition to cleaning ability, there are a couple other major factors to consider when looking for the best baby detergent:\n1. Will the detergent irritate the baby's skin? A baby's skin is much more sensitive and subject to irritation. \n2. How does it effect flame-retardant sleepwear? \nCharlie's soap actually improves the flame-retardancy of sleepwear, to the best of our knowledge it is the only product to do so. It is eco-friendly and rinses out completely, so it is the best laundry detergent for washing baby clothes. You can see the specific university test results below.