Each pump of foam soap uses significantly less than a pump of liquid soap, and deposits a rich lather-like foam that may promote more thorough hand washing, making it an ideal choice in higher education settings, healthcare and food service environments, where hand hygiene is critical.

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Foam soap is easier to rinse off completely, which means you're using less water per hand wash. You're also dispensing less soap per pump, which means that less soap ends up in the wastewater system. And you get more handwashes per dispenser refill, which reduces excess packaging and transportation costs.

Our foaming hand soap is made with moisturizing aloe vera and creates a luxurious lather to wash away germs & dirt, leaving hands clean and soft. The CDC advises to wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.

Foaming cleansers are generally ideal for oily and acne-prone skin. This is because foaming cleansers are great at helping eliminate excess oil or sebum. However, they can also strip your skin of natural oils that help from environmental hazards and drying out.

Soap is designed to lather-up and create a foam texture – this should be your first warning sign that you should not be washing your face with soap. No product should “foam” on your face, especially if you have sensitive skin.

Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Cocamide DEA, Cocamidopropylamine Oxyde, Citric Acid, Sodium Chloride, Glycerin, DMDM Hydantoin.

All foaming hand soaps contain one active cleaning ingredient: soap or detergents. Both soap and detergents are surfactants: they lower the surface tension of water which makes it more able to bind with soils and oils.

The foaming agents strip your skin and leave it dry and irritated, as soap is designed to remove bacteria and dirt – which is why hand lotion sales have soared during the COVID-19 pandemic. Overall, you should not be washing your face with soap.

However, foam soaps are the least effective in reducing bacterial load on your skin, precisely because foam soap contains less actual soap per pump than liquid soap. When volunteers washed with foam soap, the average bacterial colony count on each hand went from 3.6 to 2.6.

Yes, method Foaming Hand Soap uses clean ingredients that are never tested on animals. This soap is also made without BPA, gluten, CFC, parabens, and triclosan.

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If you apply soap regularly on the face, it may turn flaky and itchy or become prone to breakouts. The natural oils secreted by the face act as a protective layer against environmental factors, like dust, pollution and harmful UV rays. Washing your face with soap can leave it looking wrinkled, haggard, and dull.