Dr. Bronner's Un-Scented Baby Mild Pure-Castile Liquid Soap, 475ml Bottle

This Bronner's pure liquid castile soap is scent-free and gentle on the skin. 1/4 cup and a tablespoon of glycerin makes a wonderful bubble bath for my 3 year old grandson who has sensitive skin. He enjoys playing with the bubbles, and comes out of the tub with soft, clean skin no matter how much fun he had playing in the yard. It doesn't dry his skin or mine like other soaps, and it rinses clean from the tub.

This soap is incredibly versatile and can be used for everything from body wash to household cleaning. The ingredients feel clean and simple, which makes it suitable for sensitive skin. It lathers well even with a small amount, so the bottle lasts a long time. The scent is natural and not overpowering. It leaves skin feeling clean without a heavy residue. I appreciate the eco-friendly and ethical philosophy behind the brand. The concentrated formula offers great value for the price. It works well in both hard and soft water. The packaging is practical and easy to pour. Overall, this is a reliable staple product I continue to repurchase.

It's funny to me how this soap has a very religious bottle, when I most often see it mentioned and recommended in body modification communities. Anyways! Works great for piercings and tattoos both. No stickiness or "drag" when using, and doesn't dry the skin. It's thin enough to not get caught up on tattoo scabs, but not so thin it immediately runs off. It is unscented, so it is safe for healing tattoos and piercings. No stinging on fresh mods.

Just learned how to make DIY foaming hand soap for my new auto kitchen soap dispenser using this handsoap concentrate. It works great, very gentle but effective I love that it is natural & plant based.

I love this soap, it gets my kids and I so clean and is perfect for sensitive skin! The smell is neutral, perfect to use before a scented soap! The bottle is so big that it lasts us months.

I’ve been using this unscented Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap for about two weeks, and I finally understand why people love it. It’s truly an “18-in-1” product, but how much you like it will depend on how you dilute it. 👍 What I like • Extremely gentle: I have sensitive skin (and kids with sensitive skin), and this hasn’t caused any dryness or irritation. The unscented version really is fragrance-free. • Very concentrated: You only need a tiny amount. I mixed a small squeeze with a full bottle of water for hand soap and it still foams well. • Multi-purpose: I’ve used it for handwashing, body wash, and even diluted it to clean makeup brushes. It works for all three. • Clean ingredients: I love that it’s made with organic oils and no synthetic fragrances, perfect if you’re trying to avoid unnecessary chemicals. What could be better: • Can feel drying if used straight: Full-strength is way too strong. You really do need to dilute it, or it can leave your skin a little tight. I didn’t realize this at first and now that I use it diluted it works much much better. • Watery texture: Because it’s so natural and oil-based, it pours out fast. You have to be careful or you’ll accidentally use too much. Quality & Performance • Gentleness: 10/10, especially for sensitive skin. • Cleansing power: Strong — even when diluted. • Value: Excellent. One bottle will last forever if you mix it properly. • Packaging: Arrived sealed and leak-free. Overall, If you want a truly gentle, fragrance-free soap that can be used for almost anything, this is a great option. Just be prepared to dilute it and experiment a bit until you find the perfect strength for your skin. Once you do, it’s a super cost-effective and clean-ingredient staple to keep in the house.

after some testing for allergies i was given a list of what i was allergic to and a very long list of products that are safe for me- this was on the list- i love this soap - i use it to wash my hands and wipe down counters and clean the floors and bathroom and in the shower. their web site has suggestions about how to add water for different uses. i ended up buying those bottles that are intended to be used with cooking oils- i just looked them up - they are called Condiment Squeeze Bottles for Sauces - these are better because once you add water the soap is very thin and i found that if you try to use it with a regular hand soap dispenser it just splashes out onto your hand (most dispensers are made for liquid soap that's thicker) Although this may seem expensive it does last a long time because you don't use it out of the bottle- you COULD but then you'd have way soap than you need. great soap. buy it.

Excellent product, been using for many years. I only use products with totally natural ingredients and this fits the bill. I use to wash my face with it as it is gentle and suits my skin type.