Dr Bronner'S | Baby Castile Liquid Soap | 1 x 946ml

First time to use so bit reluctant at first & took me ages to even purchase one. However, when I finally bought it, lo and behold! It’s just perfect for all my DIY stuff! Used it for my DIY facial wash, DIY hand soap, and soon to other DIY projects I’m going to make. I used to be sensitive with any scent so I’m particular about it, but this one is just 100% perfect for me. It’s foamy when used but easily washed away and doesn’t make skin dry but instead I feel like my skin has been moisturized every after wash. Especially as a nurse who washes my hand countless of times in a day, this is The One. Great buy!

If you want to feel squeaky clean, this is the product for you.

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The best soap for body and face. Dr bronners can be used for different purposes it’s amazing. The smell is strong so u have to dilute it.

It's a good soap, has various utilisations but as a shampoo it does not work for my hair. I have fine, greasy hair, have to wash it every other day. I tried it 2 on my hair and didn't like it. It made my roots even greasier and my ends very, very dry.I read on some reviews to rinse hair with apple cider vinegar but to be honest I don't have the time to keep washing it and rinse it so many times and using separate bowls. I just want a quick wash and I'm done.And it's not great for coloured hair unfortunately.I cannot use it on my face either because it makes my skin dry.I have sensitive skin and can use only a few products specifically made for sensitive skin or baby products. The goodness of this soap depends on the quality of the water where you live as well. So that's a factor to consider.It's not a good match for me but I can use it around the house successfully.

I have used Dr Bronner castille soap for years now. I particularly like the green tea and the citrus fragrances but decided to try the unfragranced version this time. It's great for using with an exfoliating sponge as it bubbles nicely but rinses out quickly, easily and cleanly. I find other body washes leaves a residue that goes slimy in the sponge - I don't find this happens with Dr Bronner. It's ideal for washing make up brushes and make up sponges and is really useful for washing smalls on holiday. I like to buy the 946 ml bottle and decant it into a smaller bottle as it is really cost effective. One of my favourites

The small hole for pouring some soap out of does get clogged now and again with dried up soap but this is not troublesome. You only need a very small drop (like fairy liquid) and it lathers up brilliantly. I use this as handwash by the sink as I am able to use it for my small baby as well as other people in the house, very very nice product, I sometimes also use it in the shower and again very happy with it.

Much to strong for my skin. Diluted 1/3 bronners to 2/3rds water in a soap dispenser with a few drops of almond oil and I have a great product for hands and in the shower. This diluted solution does not clog the soap dispenser. Not for my normal hair, would suit dry curly hair. Great on my toddler grandson in the bath. Leaves a film when used as a cleaner in a spray bottle so I put only a few drops in with about 30ml of vinegar and cleans soap scum and hard water marks in the bathroom and kitchen, great for floors. Night time I use coconut oil on my toothbrush with one drop of bronners to effectively clean my teeth. Yet to try in the washing machine, I will add soda crystals and bicarb to see if that works and vinegar in the final rinse. Lasts a long time and will buy again.