A WILD SOAP BAR HONEY OAT SOAP FRAGRANCE FREE (OLD FORMULATION)
last updated: 11/10/07 brand: A Wild Soap Bar by A Wild Soap Bar
COMPANY POLICIES
Compact for Safe Cosmetics
|
Animal Testing Policy |
Given the incomplete information made available by companies and the government, EWG provides additional information on personal care product ingredients from the published scientific literature. The chart below indicates that research studies have found that exposure to one or more ingredients in this product -- not the product itself -- caused the indicated health effect(s) in the studies reviewed by Skin Deep researchers. Actual health risks, if any, will vary based on the level of exposure to the ingredient and individual susceptibility -- information not available in Skin Deep.
Ingredients in this product are linked to: | |
 | Cancer |
| Developmental/reproductive toxicity |
| Violations, restrictions & warnings |
| Allergies/immunotoxicity |
 | Other concerns for ingredients used in this product: Irritation (skin, eyes, or lungs), Enhanced skin absorption |
Ingredients from packaging: Active Ingredients: saponified cold pressed olive oil, saponified coconut oil, distilled water, saponified organic palm oil, saponified castor oil, wild honey, goat milk, organic oats; Other Ingredients: none
Directions from packaging: Use daily on face and body, avoid eyes.
user reviews & comments
NEW! No reviews or ratings yet. Log in and be the first to leave a comment!
ingredients
| score | data gap | concerns | |
| SAPONIFIED CASTOR OIL | 1 | 91% | Irritation (skin, eyes, or lungs), Enhanced skin absorption |
| AVENA SATIVA (OAT) OATS | 0 | 100% | none identified |
| GOAT MILK GOAT'S MILK | 0 | 100% | none identified |
| SAPONIFIED COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL SAPONIFIED COCONUT OIL | 0 | 100% | none identified |
| SAPONIFIED OLEA EUROPAEA (OLIVE) OIL SAPONIFIED OLIVE OIL | 0 | 100% | none identified |
| SAPONIFIED PALM OIL | 0 | 100% | none identified |
| HONEY | 0 | 0% | innocuous |
| SEA SALT | 0 | 0% | innocuous |
| WATER | 0 | 0% | innocuous |
Irritation (skin, eyes, or lungs)*
*This table includes all possible irritation (skin, eyes, or lungs) concerns for the ingredients used by this manufacturer. Some categorizations depend on how the product is used or formulated.
| type of concern | product conditions | ingredient(s) |
| Human any irritant - strong evidence | products for use around the eyes, on the skin, or may be aerosolized (airborne) | SAPONIFIED CASTOR OIL |
| One or more animal studies show skin irritation at very low doses | SEA SALT |
Data gaps*
*This table includes all possible data gaps concerns for the ingredients used by this manufacturer. Some categorizations depend on how the product is used or formulated.
| type of concern | product conditions | ingredient(s) |
| Safety assessment was based on related chemical | SAPONIFIED CASTOR OIL | |
| Not assessed for safety in cosmetics by industry panel | SAPONIFIED PALM OIL | |
| Risk assessment method deficiencies and data gaps - Maximum reported "as used" concentration is basis of safety assessment by industry safety panel (Cosmetic Ingredient Review, CIR) - implicit safe concentration limit in product | SAPONIFIED CASTOR OIL | |
| Not assessed for safety in cosmetics by industry panel | SAPONIFIED OLEA EUROPAEA (OLIVE) OIL, SAPONIFIED COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL, AVENA SATIVA (OAT), GOAT MILK |
Copyright © 2010 by Environmental Working Group
All rights reserved.
Favorites basket
No items in basket.
Add this product
Skin Deep User Tools BETA
Looking for a product report that we don't have in Skin Deep? Sign up to enter it into the Skin Deep database and leave product reviews.
SKIN DEEP NEEDS YOUR HELP
We always want Skin Deep to be free to the public, but delivering high-quality research costs time and money. Help by donating just the cost of a bar of soap or bottle of shampoo.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Stay informed with email updates on toxics in everyday products and how they can affect your health.
SKIN DEEP NEWS
'I just wanted to let you know how much Skin Deep has changed my daughter's (and my) life.'
—Melissa M., Michigan