Facts About Your Skin

Did you know your skin is the largest organ of your body? To protect you from
overheating, it sweats and blushes. To keep you from getting cold, it can close
down its blood supply, keeping your body heat inside.
Skin has two layers. The outer layer, the epidermis, is a barrier that keeps
disease out and water in. The skin is sometimes called the mini-kidney. It
helps push toxins out of the system and keeps the lymph system cleansed. If
your skin is bombarded by the chemicals found in commercial soaps, (in addition
to the polutants in the air and water) it cannot perform its job properly.
Simply put, it lets disease in and water out, causing all kinds of complications
that go much more than skin deep.
Today as you make a change to a better and healthier lifestyle, include your
skin... choose natural soaps.