Dr. Bronner’s - Pure-Castile Liquid Soap (Tea Tree, 4 Ounce) - Made with Organic Oils, 18-in-1 Uses: Acne-Prone Skin, Dandruff, Laundry, Pets and Dishes, Concentrated, Vegan, Non-GMO

Best soap in the WORLD!!!

Castile soap gets your super duper clean, but please keep in mind that it starts to clog your pipes. Don’t believe me? Just take a look at the top of the bottle and you’ll see all of that hardened build up. Even the directions say when that happens, take something and poke a hole through it. Now imagine that slowly happening to your pipes after repeated use. This is not a review to say not to use any castle soap, but if you do, please make sure you rinse the shower with the hottest water.

I started using this product when someone told me that mosquitoes and bugs hate it. I shower with it every day and have not had one mosquito bite or bug bite this year. I’ve always liked Dr. Bonners products and this soap lives up to their great reputation. The scent is light enough that I can still wear my own perfume without it clashing but the mosquitoes can obviously smell it and they stay away!

DO NOT USE IT ON YOUR BODY. You can, but you want to be REALLY careful with how much you use. They dont skimp on the peppermint, and you can definitely hurt some of the more sensitive areas of your body. I saw that someone on the internet was using this as a facial cleanser, so I decided to give it a shot. Ive been using it just as a facial cleanser (occasionally as a hand soap, more than once as a general cleaner, shaving cream, and bug repellant), and I think Ive gone through maybe three bottles in two years. Its an incredible value, and my skin has cleared up considerably. I use this soap as a facial cleanser, regular witch hazel as a toner, the TREE OF LIFE VITAMIN C SERUM as a serum (which has done wonders for my acne scars), and then a generic moisturizer. Im in love. This and my serum are the only two products Im a stickler about, and my skin looks nearly perfect for the first time in my life (just gotta wait for the more recent scars to disappear entirely -- my older ones are entirely gone).

No bad smell and works

Love that you can trust what goes in to Dr. Bronners products and that you know you are cleaning things with whole and natural ingredients! Ive used this as my body wash in the shower as well as a shampoo once or twice. Its got a nice smell, not as rose-like as I expected but still smells good. It also took a few times to get used to the tight feeling you get after rinsing it off your body. Feels more like a bar soap does when you wash it off. Im planning to use this for other things too -- laundry, cleaning products, etc. You cant go wrong with Dr. Bs! About $3 cheaper at Walmart/Target

Im an avid backpacker and camper. When I learned about this soap, I was excited about all the uses it claims to have, and wanted to try it. So I ordered the tea tree oil version since Ive heard tea tree oil can be an antiseptic, and its nice having that when cleaning out wounds. I took about three ounces on a four day camping trip, and had about 3/4 of the bottle remaining. I used it for everything I could think of: 1) Body wash and Shampoo - The soap left my skin and hair clean, and left a faint, earthy scent. 2) Toothpaste - It cleaned my teeth and removed my bad breath, but it was still soap and I was tasting that earthy scent for a little while afterward. Still, it works if you can take the taste. 3) Worked into a lather it can be a shaving cream. 4) Washed out my pots and pans. 5) Washed my clothes and fabrics of dirt and removed nasty smells. Anything I needed cleaned I used it and it worked with just a few drops of soap, and water. Ive also heard it can be used to clean floors and wash windows, but Ive not tried that yet. I was pleasantly surprised at how many toiletries and cleansers it replaced, and how little I used up when I used it so much. 32 ounces of this stuff is going to last months, even with daily use. This stuff is great for outdoorsmen, campers, backpackers, travelers, or people who want to save money by replacing so many things with one.

I purchased the 16 oz bottle of this nifty gifty as part of my research for when Im out and about traveling. :) I was mainly interested in how well it cleans the body, how well it acts as shampoo, soap, tooth paste, and cleaning laundry. For the latter, it does very well cleaning laundry. I had a worn down, not so great smelling pair of shorts that I washed with vinegar, but the stench was still present. When I bought Dr. Bronners, I did the same thing and the smell was gone, replaced with the peppermint scent of the soap, which is a welcome addition. :) As a toothpaste? Its definitely more of a function over fashion kinda thing. Has a very soapy quality to it, as one would expect. But hey, it cleans the mouth/teeth, and thats whats important. Just chew some gum or clean your palette with something else if its unbearable. For me, it was fine--didnt bother me. For shampoo? Dont use a lot of it as it does dry the hair quickly. It doesnt last after youve washed your hair and dried it, but the hair will be hard to manage during the process. Overall, Im not very sure if Ill be exclusively bringing this along with my traveling. I think itd be necessary for washing my clothes, so I will have a couple travel sized bottle of this bad boy with me. ;D And itll also be good for emergencies, when I dont have body wash, shampoo, tooth paste, or if I need it to clean something else. I hope my review has helped! Just reiterating, its a GREAT product. But when a person is able to bring as many 3 oz bottles that can fit comfortably in a zip lock bag, theres really no point in JUST bringing Dr. Bronners, which is what I was interested in. :) Its definitely not something to knock points off of this product.

I liked the minty fragrance..however..it’s difficult to know exactly how much to use before it becomes harmful..

I bought this, trying to get fair trade soaps to use in the shower. This one did not fit the bill. For one, castile soap may have many uses, but it has low efficacy in the shower if you like a good lather. Plus, this peppermint one smelled STRONG (which is usually true when you get peppermint, but still). I ended up passing on it, mainly because it just wasnt working and it had weird, heretical things written on the bottle about Jesus. I looked it up, and its just transcripts of the crazy religion that Dr. Bronner was trying to spread when he was alive. But he claims that Jesus learned everything from a Rabbi Hillel, so if you love Jesus, just know that this is written all over the Bronner bottles.