Why Switch to an Organic Body Wash? Benefits, Ingredients & How to Choose

Introduction

• Brief anecdote or hook: e.g. “You think your body wash is harmless, but many commercial ones contain harsh sulfates and synthetic fragrances.”

• State article purpose: explain what organic body wash is, its benefits, and tips for choosing one.

What Does “Organic” Mean in Body Wash?

• Distinction between “natural” vs “organic” vs “clean”

• What’s typically excluded (parabens, synthetic fragrances, mineral oils, PEGs)

Key Benefits of Organic Body Wash

Use research to support each point:

• Gentler on skin and less irritating to sensitive skin SABON+2Malie+2

• Helps preserve skin’s natural moisture barrier

• Rich in antioxidants and botanicals (citrus oils, aloe, green tea) that protect & nourish skin The Good Zest Company

• Better for environment (biodegradable, less harmful to aquatic life) Malie+1

• Aromatherapy & sensory benefit (if essential oils are used)

• Hygienic + convenient format (liquid form, pump bottles) Doctor Nick’s Amazing Man Stuff

What Ingredients to Look For (and Avoid)

• Positive ingredients: aloe vera, coconut-based surfactants (mild), plant glycerin, botanical extracts, essential oils

• Avoid: SLS/SLES, synthetic fragrances, silicones, parabens, PEGs, phthalates

• pH considerations (skin pH friendly formula)

How to Choose the Right Organic Body Wash for Your Skin

• For dry skin: richer formulations, creamier bases

• For oily or combination skin: lighter gels, balancing botanicals

• For sensitive or reactive skin: minimal ingredient lists, fragrance-free or hypoallergenic

• Consider fragrance (choose essential oil based)

• Packaging (dark glass or recyclable containers)

How to Use It Properly

• Use moderate amount, lather gently

• Use a soft cloth, loofah or hands

• Rinse thoroughly

• Follow with moisturizer or body oil if needed