Dr Bronner's 18-in-1 Lavender Pure-Castile Liquid Soap, Made with Organic Oils. Used for Face, Body, Hair, Dishes, Mopping and Pets, Certified Fair Trade & Vegan Friendly, 946ml Recycled Bottle

Awesome cleans your body keeps you smelling clean all day love it been using this for the past 4 years intermate area healthy and odour free after each use its expensive but each bottle lasts me over two months little that's all you need on a wash cloth or sponge whatever you wash with little goes along way love it will never use anything else

I can't believe how this soap cleans! I mixed up a spray bottle (before reading that you must use a foaming soap dispenser) with a mix of 1 part soap to 10 parts water, I thought it would be a real test to clean my greasy sink, usually I scrub it with Vim and it is a chore I hate, but a little of the mix on a dish cloth and the grease just wiped away, I couldn't believe my eyes, so easy. Then I cleaned my taps......all the stains and water marks just vanished, and those taps were so bad I was thinking of buying new ones. I spent the rest of the day going back to admire my sparkling sink. This soap is wonderful, I use it to clean everything and can now empty my crowded under sink cupboards of the multitude of cleaning and anti-bacterial sprays (Dr Bronner's soap kills 99% of germs). The Lavender is divine, I can't wait to try the others. It is gentle to the skin, washing with it or washing the dishes doesn't leave you reaching for the moisturisers. This is what our grandmothers used in a time before we were all seduced by the chemical industries into using harsh cleaners, shower gels, bath cremes, etc etc, all laden with nasties. I have used it as a spot cleaner on the laundry (I use an eco egg, no detergent) it worked better than the purpose cleaner from supermarket - removing lipstick stains which the named brand didn't. I use it to clean all surfaces in kitchen and bathroom, and on me in the shower. I haven't yet tried it as a shampoo, if you do then I think a rinse with vinegar or lemon juice would be needed, I can remember my mother always doing this pre-commercial shampoo. There are many recipes on the internet for home made cleaners and cleansers, many of them call for castille soap and vinegar......do NOT mix these two together they completely cancel each other out. Dr Bronner's grand daughter has a blog for anyone interested and she has answered many questions regarding their products

Good product

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Almond Soap is a versatile, eco-friendly staple with a warm, nutty scent that’s both comforting and refreshing. It lathers beautifully, even with just a small amount, and leaves skin feeling clean without that tight, stripped sensation. The fact that it’s organic and biodegradable is a big plus if you’re trying to keep things natural. Because it’s so concentrated, you’ll want to dilute it for most uses — otherwise, it can feel a bit strong on sensitive skin. Still, whether you’re using it as a body wash, hand soap, or even for light cleaning jobs, it’s a reliable, good-smelling multitasker.

Eucalyptus is my favorite scent and a real eye opener first thing in the morning. Dr Bonner's has a great and long-standing reputation and these soaps have multiple uses. I just love it! My only caveat is that while this soap does say it can be used to wash hair, and it does really well, I find it strips my hair of natural oils. Someone with naturally oily hair would probably find this product perfect to keep their hair oils under control, for me, I found it a bit harsh. Having said that, I do add a few drops to my regular shampoo for the scent. I also use this for many other things, but mostly as a body wash in the shower. It's better than caffeine for a morning wake-me-up. I also dilute it in water for pest control on my house plants, add a bit to my regular laundry soap, and use it to wash the dog. Dr Bonner's is a great all-round product and worth the investment.

I gave up shower gels, because they never left me feeling really clean and are expensive (for what they are). So I switched to bar soap, I didn't like the scum they left, and they dried out my skin. I've been searching for a solution and investigated this a long while but thought it expensive. I eventually took the plunge. I now realise that I've been allergic to gels/ commercial soaps. This however left me very clean, without the weird tingling I got (allergy) with soap/gel. My skin was not dried out even without using cream. When I did use cream(handmade) it just felt amazing. The quality of cleansing is a revelation its just so nice, a natural- how your skin should be- kind of feeling. You need very little and it produces plentiful suds of tiny bubbles. The citrus is a nice refreshing smell, if you have a cut then it will burn a bit. I used it to wash hands and its amazing- just so clean, lovely and soft. I used a bit for household cleaning and it was ok. I prefer it for personal use however. Overall its a revelation to me and I realise that the supermarket aisle of gels/soaps are a rip off which are doing us harm. But because we have grown accustomed to how they aren't really cleaning, we just keep changing brands or keep washing. That is the capitalistic trick, to keep us buying. I feel glad to find this and thanks to Amazon for giving me access to such products. I am a convert and have given samples to family to try for themselves. I am slowly ridding myself of all the harmful products, that we blindly buy, and instead sourcing what I use very carefully.

I’ve only wash with it two times, and it’s very nice, it’s very nice for all the odour all over your body and it leaves your skin so clean, I’m using the mint one and I love it, it’s worth the money and two drops of it , it’s enough for the whole body.

The lather on this soap is amazing, you do not need too much which is great as it makes the soap last longer. I can tell it’s natural because the ingredients really seap through in the skin and makes you feel really really fresh😂 especially with the peppermint scent.