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

Super concentrated, you barely need any to get a good lather. Rinses super clean with no feeling leftover like cheap body wash, leaves no itchy feeling or dryness. Works very well to combat ringworm. Can be used on hair, dishes, pets, and laundry as well!

So I am torn on this product because does it work to clean you YES is the scent pleasant as long as you like peppermint YES. However, buyer beware if you put it in a “sensitive” areas it’s going to burn (and not necessarily in a good way) because it’s very strong peppermint base. Another downside is it will dry your skin so if you already have areas of dry skin you might want to avoid those. But this is why I’m torn, it cleans very well leaves no trace behind of dirt, oil or anything you want to cleanse off your skin but with that comes dryness. And the scent is pleasant but along with that comes burning only if it comes in contact with your “personal” areas, just saying ;). But I do like it like once a week instead of daily to give my skin a really good deep clean.

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.

I use this stuff for everything! Dishes, mopping floors, all purpose cleaner solution & laundry! Its really an all in one you just need to dilute accordingly

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.

Stores always sold out, love this stuff.. must dilute though!

Very satisfied.

We love this for all our household needs! We dilute it and use it for hand dishing washing, hand soap, and body wash. It super bubbly, and always smell so good. We tried using it for laundry soap but it just wasn’t cleaning the clothes well enough. Nice to have one product for so many uses!

Using the product makes you feel clean and vigorated