[lev99]

Yes please.

I have Contact dermatitis, and there are irritants that trigger a negative reaction with my skin in several common soaps and detergents. It would be very valuable for me to know what compounds are in soaps and detergents so I can identify what specific compounds trigger a reaction by monitoring my exposure and symptoms. Right now the best I can do is say "I've had symptoms while using products [product array] so I should avoid them." This makes trying new products risky. I would much rather know what are in different soaps so I can begin to tract the exact irritants. This would enable me to try different products. Medicines and food require very detailed ingredient lists. It's absurd that products like laundry detergents, soaps, and shampoos that come into close contact with skin do not, because they are important for health and are absorbed by the body.

[thefreybrothers]

Love this (well i don't love the contact dermatitis bit) but I love the idea. Our ingredients are printed on our bottle and on our site, and we'd be happy to try to help identify what causes the issues!

We have tested our products with dozens of people who have skin sensitivities, and we always outperform the leading brands. Fragrance sensitivity is a different issue, but because our products are basically a natural soap + a few enzymes + a few other natural ingredients, the allergen factor is minimal