Dr. Bronners Almond Liquid Castile Soap 16 Fl Oz liquid

Strong peppermint scent gives a relaxing feeling. Value for money and perfect for sensitive skin

Will NEVER buy another brand of face, body and lotions/soaps/etc. love their products and safe for me and my young children

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This is my favorite soap. Im bald, so its all I need. I will order again. Arrived early and was packaged well.

I bought two 25oz bottles in Spring of 2021 for a road trip I delayed until July 2021. I figured Id use a bottle every month or two, but I just got down to under a half bottle now. For 18 months it has been my shampoo and body wash. Its pretty concentrated despite being physically a fairly watery viscosity. I dont dilute it, though the people who say you should dilute it a lot, are not crazy. I will say that Ive perfected my technique for not getting shampoo in my eyes, because this is 180 degrees the opposite of no tears baby shampoo. You might as well rub Ben Gay into your eyeballs, this stuff packs some sting in the eyes, and menthol-like heat on delicate body parts. I love how it removes sweat/oiliness and lets you know when theres none left protecting you from it. Id intended to use it for dish washing while camping, but instead went with vinegar on a paper towel for that, to save water, as rinsing a soap this powerful would probably take several rounds of water. Experimenting at home, Ive found that beer actually works better at removing food debris from a plate than vinegar. Dr Bronner peppermint for hair and body, beer for dishes, dish soap for hands, life is good. Despite seeming very expensive per ounce, Ive actually given it 5 stars for value, as Ive been able to stop buying shampoo completely, and a little goes a long way.

I love buying Dr. Bronners soap. The smell of the citrus soap is extremely pleasant. I wouldnt call it orange, or lemon, or any definitive citrus, but more like a general citrusy aroma. This soap also makes fantastic bubbles/lather. We use it for everything. No, really, everything. Its the only cleaning product in my house besides vinegar and a bit of bleach for mold. We use it for dishes, washing the car, the toilet, the wooden floors, shampoo, body wash, even laundry detergent (though we use the bar soap with that). Whats great is that a gallon seems like a lot! We use one part soap to three parts water for soap and body wash. One part to ten parts water for dishes (with a foaming dispenser). A few drops in a bucket of warm water does the floors or cars or windows or pretty much everything. I love that its so mild, I dont have to worry about what chemicals might be in it, and will it strip the finish from my wood floors. If my toddler needs to taste the bath bubbles, I dont worry about her getting too sick about ingesting surfactants or preservatives, or other strange chemicals.

I clean everything with this. I love the mint smell. I bathe with this. Very refreshing. I use this for house cleaning. The mint helps keep pests away so it great to clean your trash cans and any other places were you may have pest issues. Ive been using this faithfully for a few years now. Everyone Ive told or introduced this product still uses it. I cant leave my bottle or it will disappear. My daughters all love this too.

What can you say is Dr. Bronner’s it always delivers value for money the stuff is starting to get expensive

I love Bronners Liquid Castile Soap. I use the peppermint for showers and washing my hair. It has a nice tingle to it and smells strong and invigorating. I do not wash sensitive areas with it....ladies I think you know what I mean. Im a senior with untreated salt and pepper hair. My hair had gotten dry and had lost a lot of its natural wave. The first time I washed my hair with this soap I felt the difference. I wash my hair with about a tablespoon of the castile soap. I dont use a conditioner any more. I now have a spray bottle of white vinegar in the shower. After I wash my hair I rinse well with warm water. Then I spray my hair generously with the vinegar and rinse it out. And no...it does NOT leave a vinegar smell in your hair. What it does do is leave your hair soft, shiny, and very manageable. My hair is as soft as it was when I was in my 30s. I use Tea Tree Castile Soap for just about everything else because of Tea Tree Oil properties. I make most of my own cleaning solutions now using white vinegar, castile soap, Tea Tree Oil, and other essential oils. Who says an old dog cant learn new tricks. Our house is so much cleaner and greener now.

Product works as advertised. Leaves me feeling cool for a few minutes after using it