Dr. Bronner’s - Pure-Castile Liquid Soap (Citrus, 1 Gallon) - Made with Organic Oils, 18-in-1 Uses: Face, Body, Hair, Laundry, Pets and Dishes, Concentrated, Vegan, Non-GMO

It is versatile and I use it for laundry and bathing. There is no soap scum in bathtub. You only use a little so it goes far. It could used for dishwashing too.

I used this at a friends house & had to have it! Masked my hands feel smooth & I like the smell!

Overall the best body wash/ shampoo/ cleanser/ for everything.... hands down my go-to soap

Ive been using Dr Bronners HEMP Peppermint soap for years. I accidentally bought a bottle of the Dr Bronners SUGAR Peppermint soap several months back. I have to say, that I really like the way that it treats my hair. It is about x2 as much price-wise, but for a shampoo, Im okay with that. The Hemp version is more astringent. I still use it for the rest of my body, but I can really feel the difference when using the sugar soap on my hair. Ill keep buying the Hemp version for my general body cleaning, but I think Ill be using the Sugar version for my shampoo from here on Dr Bronners has been great for decades and I hope it stays that way. The price is going up, but so are many prices. I think its worth the cost. The Dr Bronner products dont always seem to be available, and that seems odd as there appears to be a manufacturers site on Amazon.

I use this for doing laundry. It has a very strong peppermint smell.

Literally the only soap I like using. Body feels nice and chill after you get out the shower.

I use as a natural antibacterial liquid soap

I used to be able to purchase Dr Bronners at Walgreens and now they dont carry it anymore they have a really poor substitute called Dr teals yuck yuck and yuck. Ive been using Dr Bronners for years and I was so excited to find it online. And that it came within 24 hours:-) Rock on!

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.