Body Butter and Pumpkin Patch Soap for Eczema

Have you heard of an eczema
treatment combining a Pumpkin Patch Soap and an Unscented Body Butter
to relieve dry itchy skin? Rocky Mountain Soap Company has developed
an eczema duo and apparently, they had excellent feedback from eczema
sufferers. OptiDerma wanted to know a little bit more about it...
Discover these two products with Abby-Lynn Knorr!
When did you start creating skincare products for eczema sufferers?
We have been selling our eczema line for almost 10 years now.
Are they 100% natural?
Yes, completely.
Do you use any organic ingredients?
There
aren’t any organic ingredients in the Unscented Body Butter or Pumpkin
Patch Soap. It is important for us to keep our products affordable and
within reach for the average consumer, and most organic ingredients are
quite expensive, meaning we would have to increase our sell points. So
where we can afford to use organic ingredients without sacrificing our
affordability, we do so.
Let’s talk about the Pumpkin Patch Soap. What is so special about pumpkin?
Pumpkin
pulp is actually full of healing vitamins and contains enzymes which
gently exfoliate dry, flaky skin. It’s the Pumpkin soap that relieves
the itch for eczema sufferers.
Can you use this soap every day, on face, body, scalp... and even on baby’s skin?
Absolutely, it has zero chemicals, detergents, and perfumes. It is formulated for the most sensitive, inflamed and itchy skin.
What about the Unscented Body Butter? How does it relieve eczema symptoms?
The Butter is a very simple product that contains beeswax, cocoa
butter, and vegetable oils. It locks in moisture and protects the skin
from the environment.
Do you usually get better results if the soap and body butter are used together?
Yes,
these two products are a perfect marriage. The pumpkin soap relieves
the itch and buffs away the dead skin to reveal new skin while the
butter seals in moisture and protects it while it heals.
There
are lots of very good testimonials on your website, especially from
people who suffer from eczema and/or dry skin. Why does this eczema duo
work so well compared to other products on the market?
Probably
because they are so simple and completely natural. We believe that
what goes on your skin, goes in your body and that is why we committed
to making only 100% natural products. Some of the harsh detergents and
solvents you find in synthetic products are suspect in creating dry,
itchy skin!
Did you get any feedback on how these products work on psoriasis?
Yes
we have had some testimonials from customers saying that the products
have helped to relieve their psoriasis when nothing else has, however
that is not our claim. If it does help then that is wonderful!
Are you planning to create other skincare products to relieve symptoms associated with other kinds of chronic skin conditions?
Our
focus as a 100% natural bath and body company is to create a line of
skin care products that are good for your skin, smell great, and offer
some kind of benefit to the user. We want to offer safe products that
contain no synthetic chemicals. We had started working on a line of
more therapeutic products but with the more stringent regulations from
Health Canada, every product would have to undergo extensive testing
and would have to apply for a NHP number which is both time consuming
and expensive. So the short answer for now is that we are focusing on
creating safe and natural general use type products.
The Rocky Mountain Soap Company is based in Canmore, Alberta. If we don’t live in Canmore, where can we find your products?
We
currently have 8 retail locations in Western Canada including Banff,
Canmore, Calgary, two in Edmonton, Winnipeg , Vancouver, and Victoria.
We are soon to open a store in Whistler. We also have over 700
wholesale locations across Canada and customers can locate a store near
to them on our website. For those in remote areas or outside of
Canada, we ship worldwide. Products can be ordered through our website
at
www.rockymountainsoap.com.
About Rocky Mountain Soap CompanyRocky
Mountain Soap Company is based in Canmore, in the Canadian Rockies.
Rocky is owned by Cam Baty and Karina Birch, a young couple who have
nurtured the company from its days as a 300 square foot shop in Canmore
to the now 8 stores and 7000 square foot workshop. They started by
making handmade soap; twelve years later they’re still making it by
hand. From soap to body butters, bath salts to skin care, all of their
products are made with your health, and the health of our environment
in mind.
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