KORA OrganicsRenewing Hand & Body Wash, Cleansing Hand Wash & Moisturizing Body Wash for Men and Women, Certified Organic, Cruelty Free, 10.14 ozEWG Verified

On the positive side, I absolutely loved the scent of this product. It has a refreshing and invigorating fragrance that leaves a pleasant aroma on the skin. Additionally, the fact that it is certified organic and cruelty-free aligns with my values, which is a big plus. However, I found the formula to be a bit too oily for my liking. While it did provide a decent amount of moisture, it left a slightly greasy residue on my skin, which I wasn't particularly fond of. If you don't mind a more oily texture, the KORA Organics Renewing Hand & Body Wash might be worth a try, especially if you appreciate a delightful scent.

I get it it's probably geared more for females I would guess. But being a man I also like to have my skin moisturized. With that said after using this I felt too oily I don't know if that's the right word, overly moisturized maybe. However you would phrase that but also I didn't feel that clean for whatever reason, it's not very aromatic there is a slight scent not something that is overly pungent. My wife likes it a lot but for me it just left me feeling unclean and overly moisturized like I said. But that's just me. Like I said my wife likes it.

This product checks a lot of boxes for me. I tried it as a body wash first because I couldn't fathom a $48 hand wash. The smell is strong and unique, herbal and fresh, like hand soap in the bathroom at a high-end spa. The product itself has a weird gel-like sliminess to it... I don't know how to say politely that it reminds me of semen. Especially the way it leaves an odd feeling on the skin and doesn't feel like it rinses clean. After five months of sitting on the side of my bathroom sink next to my regular foaming hand wash, this has hardly been used; the only thing keeping me from chucking it is the price tag, plus the scent grew on me. Despite expecting to love this, I would not recommend it, especially for $48.

I love using this body wash because it feels nice and moisturizing. The smell is unique and quite strong. I like it but I can see if you are sensitive to smells you might not enjoy it. I really like this product but it seems expensive for a body wash.

I think I can safely say that this is the most expensive hand and body wash that I've ever used. I wanted to try it to find out if it is worth the price.It comes in a simple but beautiful clear plastic bottle with a rose gold top. The soap looks off white and bubby in its container, but it goes on mostly clear. I think the pump works better for a hand wash. It looks really nice and impressive on the counter in the guest bathroom. I have very sensitive hands that get dry easily, and it leaves my hands moisturized.It has a light, earthy scent that faintly smells like roses. I like the smell for my hands, but not so much for my body. My son does not like the smell but is trying to deal with it. My husband says it reminds him of the soap they used in his elementary school. So, I think the scent could be improved on.The Kora line was created by Miranda Kerr, a former Victoria's Secret Angel, and is a legit clean beauty brand. It has some nice moisturizing ingredients and is mostly natural and organic. Aloe is the first ingredient (see photo). It also contains morinda citrifolia, a.k.a. noni. Apparently it is "energized" with rose quartz and clear quartz, although I'm not clear on how that works or if it works.There are other more affordable natural options that perform the same. However, this is a really nice, luxurious product with high quality ingredients. It might be worth it if you are into crystals and want to try them in skincare and can spare the expense.

I like the scent of this soap/hand wash I only use it for my hands because it has a lot of fragrance in it although it is natural my skin is still too sensitive for it. For my hands it works pretty well and you get a decent lather do think it is a little overpriced for the amount you get.

I am mainly using this as a hand wash but it works great as a body wash too. The consistency of this product is a bit more goopy and thicker than I was expecting - it doesn't look like your typical hand and body wash and looks like a glob of gel. The way I'm describing it doesn't sound great but I assure you it works just like any other hand and body wash (basically liquid soap). A little goes a long way and when you get water on this it starts to soap up much more. It doesn't make my skin feel dry after use. I do like this product but I'm not a fan of this signature fragrance. It isn't a bad scent but I personally just don't like minty type of scents as much as citrus scents, which uplifts me more. The ingredients overall look good, with just one or two potentially irritating ingredients for those with super sensitive skin. I personally didn't experience any irritation or discomfort. If you have super sensitive skin just double check the ingredients list to see if everything looks ok to be used on your skin. I didn't see the ingredients list posted on here yet so here goes.Ingredients list:Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Water/Aqua/Eau, Decyl Glucoside, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Xanthan Gum, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Glyceryl Oleate, Saccharide Isomerate, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Levulinate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Sodium Astrocaryum Murumuruate, Carrageenan, Citric Acid, Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil, Morinda Citrifolia Fruit Extract, Glucose, Sodium Phytate, Sparassis Crispa Extract, Ocimum Basillicum (Basil) Oil, Rosa Centifolia Flower Oil, Sodium Citrate, Alcohol, Sodium Gluconate, Tocopherol, Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate, Citronellol, Geraniol.

I would say this organic soap has an organic scent, maybe slight rose scent. It feels nice on the skin and is moisturizing. I've only used this as hand soap. The bottle is elegant, nice for guest bathroom.