Since they often lack added moisturizers and pH-balanced formulas, commercially available bar soaps tend to dry skin. They can also make more of a mess due to leftover residue on your shower and bathtub (if you already deal with hard water stains, this complicates the cleaning process).
Choose a Natural Body Wash for Healthier Skin
A healthier shower routine starts with a healthier body wash. We created the EIGHT.OLD Natural Body Wash with blended natural fragrances, ultra hydrating moisturizers, and coco glycinate – a coconut-based surfactant that cleanses skin without irritating or depleting moisture. Free of synthetic chemicals, this is a perfect blend that restores balance to your skin.
How Often Should You Use Body Wash?
Body washes typically contain ingredients that are meant to clean and moisturize the skin. A pH-balanced shower gel should be fine to use every time you shower.
Do I Use Body Wash on My Entire Body?
Another common myth is that you should use body wash all over. The reality, however, is that you can effectively clean most of your skin by simply rinsing it with water.
Can You Use Body Wash as a Shampoo?
Shampoo and conditioner are specially formulated with ingredients meant to clean and moisturize the hair and scalp. Because the texture and pH level of skin is different, your body wash should be different than your shampoo and conditioner.
Unless the product specifically states that it's both a body wash and shampoo, it’s best not to use it in your hair.
