Naturasil10% Sulfur Lavender Soap Treatment Natural Relief for Acne, Bug Bites, Warts, Mites, Eczema, Itching, Discomfort | for Kids & Adults: Face & Body Soap | 4oz Bars (2)

My grandson came back home from boy scout camp with Scabies. We tried two different creams prescribed by a Dermatologist which were only about 90% effective. After just one day of using the soap, I noticed a drastic change in his skin and a huge decrease in new mite burrows present on his body. It provided him with immediate itch relief and instant reduction of skin irritation related to scratching. It leaves a soft lavender smell on the skin. Definitely worth the buy!!!

First of all, this soap WORKS. I had these hives all over my body in random spots. "Contact dermatitis" is the only answer I've ever gotten from multiple doctors. My skin breaks out randomly with no real explanation as to why and doing a patch test may or may not even work so no idea what I'm actually allergic to. Sometimes certain things that make me break out don't always make me break out so it's hit and miss. My immune system is weird and likes to attack itself randomly. In any case, some of the reviews say this soap smells bad. Does not. Smells like a musky lavender. For the love of God, take your gold and silver jewelry off before you use it. Sulfur will react with your jewelry and tarnish it, creating a layer of silver sulfide on your fine jewelry (fine silver and gold plated silver to be exact, steel will not tarnish). A tip for fixing your jewelry if you used this soap is aluminum foil. You can rub your jewelry with aluminum foil to counteract the sulfide it creates and it will fix the problem, shines it back to normal. Back to the actual review though, this soap for some reason helped my itchy skin. I can't tell you why, I'm not a doctor or a scientist but it did. If you're like me and have tried everything, try this. To me, it's worth a shot because I'd give anything to not be itchy. It just makes you more irritated and stressed, drives cortisol levels up and makes you more itchy. Make sure you moisturize after because it does dry your skin out. I have been using the eos lotion lately. It absorbs nicely without leaving a greasy layer. Hope this helps someone.

It work fine, leaves my skin feel clean.

It does dry your skin. It gently sloughs off and dries out things that need to dry such as; bacteria, ticks, healing cuts and abrasions from fencing and splinters from removing brush and old wood, works to clean up and clear up things that leave scars. It doesn’t last very long. But I will be keeping a couple on hand in the medicine chest. After all is good don’t use it every shower and coconut oil brings back your normal skin texture and it also antimicrobial.

This is one of the only treatments for my tinea versicolor that actually work. Creams and sprays only do so much and don't usually come in huge containers. I used to only leave this on for an hour before washing off, but that was only slightly effective and I wasn't doing it daily. I'm sure if I kept it up it would work faster.I've started wetting my skin and the bar and rubbing it over my body. Letting it dry for an hour. Apply a second time and letting that rest for an hour at least, but often putting on a house dress and letting it soak in/dry on my body for a few hours then rinsing it off. My tinea versicolor is disappearing a lot faster and I think by summer my body will be ready for all these cute outfits. My back looks so better and the blotches on my chest and stomach are rapidly fading as well as behind my knees and my arm creases. And my thighs. I know I'll have to upkeep this occasionally for life, but if I could switch it to once a week or month and use lotion/oils again I will be happy. The soap smell isn't offensive at all to me and I'll take any smell or texture to be rid of my tv. I also read that applying some to the nose will help clear and shrink pores so fingers crossed. The smooth and rough dual size textures of the soap are nice.Update 9/27/24:All of my Tinea Versicolor has been gone for a while now. For months. I use it once a week and have even been a bit lazy with it, (mostly falling asleep/napping with it on after one application) and it works well for me. It never came back and my back, chest, everywhere looks SO good. I'm so thankful for this product. One bar lasts me many months, at least 6, but I'm also 4'8" and I mostly focus on my troubled areas and creases. I use oils and lotion again :) I really hope it helps you too ♡

Bought this soap on two different occasions to help relieve itching from insect bites and returned the second order. It is best to apply soap with a cloth to affected area. Using this soap is a bit harsh on skin regarding softness and leaving it dry. A bar will last about two weeks so it is durable to not melt down excessively. It does help with itching and comfort to allow bites to heal with other ointments. Smell is manageable as it mixes sulphur and lavender together; it does leave a slight hint on washcloths, towels, and on clothing that one wears at nighttime so those would need laundering after use.

I really liked the smell of this while I was taking a shower it cleaned well and made my hair feel nice as well. I do have a really good sense of smell and it really bothered me as I was sleeping so if I did use this again I will do it in the morning and then take another shower with regular shampoo before bed.However overall I would recommend this, as it did work well and like I said initially the smell did not bother me. It was only as time went on so I’m assuming that as the sulfur mixes with your own personal sense and oils but it becomes much more odorous. Yep definitely a sulfur soap.

Helped remove rash i had on my arm. Definitely would recommend even though its a bit pricy.