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Tallow Soft Shaving Soap

Shaving soap 20 listed ingredients

Tallow Soft Shaving Soap is a shaving soap base by Van Yulay, a brand from the United States founded in 1999. It is a soft soap, and its ingredient list names castor oil, coconut oil, kokum butter, stearic acid and tallow.

Listed ingredients

made with aloe vera, stearic acid, palm stearic, coconut fatty acid, glycerin, potassium hydroxide, pumpkin puree, castor oil, tallow, coconut oil, kokum butter, calendula, extracts, poly quats, btms, sodium lactate, allantoin, silica, bentinite clay, and fragrance

In the order of the maker's list; amounts are not published.

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Questions about Tallow Soft Shaving Soap

Whose base is Tallow Soft Shaving Soap?
Tallow Soft Shaving Soap is a Shaving soap base by Van Yulay – the shared formula behind several of its products.
Which ingredients does the base Tallow Soft Shaving Soap list?
As listed by the maker, in this order: made with aloe vera, stearic acid, palm stearic, coconut fatty acid, glycerin, potassium hydroxide, pumpkin puree, castor oil, tallow, coconut oil, kokum butter, calendula, extracts, poly quats, btms, sodium lactate, allantoin, silica, bentinite clay, and fragrance.
What kind of formula is Tallow Soft Shaving Soap?
According to its ingredient list in ShaveIndex:
  • Fats & oils: castor oil, coconut oil, kokum butter, stearic acid, tallow (unspecified)
  • Formula type: Soft soap
  • Alcohol: No alcohol listed
  • Animal ingredients: Animal ingredient listed
Which products use the base Tallow Soft Shaving Soap?
ShaveIndex lists 1 product with this base:
  • Pumpkin Bread Shaving Soap
Which bases are similar to Tallow Soft Shaving Soap?
By shared listed ingredients: Tallow & Emu Oil Soft Shaving Soap (Van Yulay), Tallow & Emu Oil Soft Shaving Soap (with Stearic Acid) (Van Yulay) and Tallow & Emu Oil Soft Shaving Soap with Cocoa Butter (Van Yulay). A comparison of the ingredient lists, not of how the products perform.

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