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Why is EcoHydra’s Antimicrobial Handwash so gentle on the skin?

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Why is EcoHydra’s Antimicrobial Handwash so gentle on the skin?

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Other actives strip away your skin’s own natural, protective oils, causing drying which may lead to open sores on the skin. These sores can attract bacteria, leaving your skin more vulnerable. EcoHydra’s Antimicrobial Handwash uses cationic properties, which mean it is positively-charged. This type of property in the ingredient is more compatible with the essential oils of the skin than are the negatively charged (anionic) active ingredients found in most alternative soaps. The majority of the industrial hand cleansers currently available on the market rely on negatively charged actives to clean in the presence of water. Such alternative actives tend to irritate and dry the skin. Damaging the skin can trigger the release of inflammatory agents from the cells, and can lead to an inflammatory response with repeated use. These other commonly used actives tend to destroy the skin’s water-retaining oils and lipids.

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