Natural Exfoliants: Use Ground Walnut Shells In Your Soap

 



Everyone likes to have clean and healthy skin. From celebrities and superstars, to soccer moms and CEO's, healthy looking skin is something every one of us desires. To that end, beauty product manufacturers the world over have responded with an ever increasing line-up of exfoliating products that contain ground walnut shells. 

From creams and scrubs, to soaps and cleansers, ground walnut shells are a powerful abrasive that is a highly effective exfoliant. Importantly, ground walnut shells can be incorporated in a wide variety of coarseness options depending on whether they're being used in a facial scrub or a body scrub. This makes them a highly diverse option that allows companies to easily adjust the particle sizes they want to include within their beauty products.  

Further, many consumers are beginning to understand the health benefits of walnuts. Indeed, you might say they're going a little nutty as they discover the health benefits of consuming walnuts, using walnut oil to remove dark circles under their eyes, and of course, using soaps containing crushed walnuts to remove dead skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles in the mirror.

Because of this, it's not surprising that many manufacturers have turned to using ground walnut shells for soap-based exfoliating products. It is also because ground walnut shells are less expensive, all natural, and non-toxic. The cumulative result is a finished soap that consumers know is safe to use, highly effective at removing dead skin, and won't harm the environment as it washes down the drain.

That is important to note and significant because today's consumer is more eco-conscious than ever. Their purchasing decisions are based in equal measure on cost, brand reputation, and environmental impact. Thus, companies who use ground walnut shells for soap are in an ideal position to advertise these aspects of their products to their potential customers. 

Using ground walnut shells for soap production is something that Flowspec has been doing since 1981. We invite you to contact us to learn more about the ways we can help you incorporate walnut shells into the products you are selling within the marketplace.