Clearly Glycerin Bar Soap, Unscented, 4 Ounce, Pack of 3 | Moisturizing, Whole Body Use, Maintains Skin pH Balance, Rinses Clean, No Sticky Residue, Packaging May Vary

This soap is not super sudsy but it cleans well, rinses off completely and makes my skin feel soft and clean. It is now my only soap. Will be ordering again.

Good soap. Vulnerable to water, must have good drainage. Soap first, then follow with a rag. It’s gentle, with no fragrance, easy on th skin.

It takes a lot for me to toss out $3 for 4oz of soap, but I've given the Whole Foods 365 harder bars a try and my skin was itchy and dry, Pears has long been a horrible product nothing like its old self (though the old bars always "smelled like grandma" in that 'old lady fake fragrance' way, not the cozy cookies baking all day scent of grandma)... and a few others, too, that claim to have glycerin but it's way down on the list which goes against the point for super sensitive, easily irritated/inflamed/reddened skin. One solid testimony to this=I took some (I always travel with a few new bars in case I misplace one or my room is cleaned out against the DND/leave it be order) on a trip to Michigan visiting displaced family in that not-great-for-allergy-sufferers area and my brother in law who'd been using unscented Dove was tossed a bar when I saw that 1) they had nothing in there I could use to wash my face, hands etc and 2) his skin was just chronically red and he itched more than he should, even with allergy woes... 2 days, 2 showers later and poof, a big boy back to his Northern Europe creamy-toned skin, ta-da! For me, a huge perk of this=it is TOTALLY great at getting body and deodorant sorts of FUNK away no matter the culprit. Nothing else does it without drying out my skin or worse causing it to feel like I am breaking out in a rash from the itchy after-effects. If your skin is more delicate than a baby's, try it. It's not going to foam up like the junk with skin-irritating SLS sorts of mess or things made from TALLOW=animal fat that will clog your pores up and never quite get you clean, really truly clean. If you want foam, you'll have to use something that lacks the abundance of glycerin. It'll be soft if it gets really hot. It can ooze, yep, if you set it down somewhere flat on its long and wide side; I put it in the dish on top of a cut loofah (a local goat milk soap maker has one that they pour the soap into loofahs and cut the bars after it's hard-it's my exfoliating one and the leftover loofah soaks up this stuff well and lets me set it on the skinny end)... The ONE soap I use besides the artisan local stuff and this=Kirk's Castille soap, my usual hand washing one because THAT will foam up like no other and doesn't take much... but dang it's a skin-drying mess; ALL castille soaps have always been for me. I'm a delicate flower, I guess, but this even works on my FACE which even face cleansers can't be used on 95% of the time. My autoimmune skin symptoms are at bay with it as much as they will ever be; I don't break out in acne or have the eczema patches from it, I can tell my skin's pollutants are getting out because of how the smell changes (when my skin is barely dirty/just hot and I wash it, the smell isn't there; if I go somewhere that has any oil/grease in the air, that aroma becomes part of the soap which DOES lather in my experience, just NOT apparently how much others want). If you want a "squeaky clean" feel, this isn't the thing-try Kirk's. The squeaky clean thing is great for dishes, but skin? You really DON'T want to strip every ounce of moisture out aggressively unless you have been playing with motor oil without gloves on and need GoJo! Ah, and VARIATION IS NATURAL. To freak out about 3 separate bars when one has what might just be ink on the wrapper... wow, weird/extreme. No one USES soap then vacuum seals it; the sealing process costs way more than the soap; they can just sell other bars for enough to cover the one bar they use. This IS an all-natural product, and the bars aren't super hard, so yeah, if they are stored improperly at a warehouse, they'll kinda melt (soaps DO melt-how else do you think they get them into these shapes?) and be lopsided. I don't buy soap for aesthetic purposes and can forgive the variation since it's not like Clearly Natural are who sent it out that way. The product isn't to blame; the warehouse/shipper would be. I've NEVER seen one with dirt on the plastic, with any massive shape deformity, etc in a retail store (natural product grocers/pharmacies/beauty product sellers have this coast to coast though it does go out of stock every time they put it on sale for under two bucks here-I live in a costly place, though, with a huge consumer base for natural goods). I've bought this for years, though, over ten, and nothing compares to it for general purpose body cleaning. Oh, one other decent bar I use that's way harder and that I mostly get the scrubby oat-containing variant of=Sappo Hill's "glycerin" bar. It's not moisturizing but doesn't dry my skin TOO bad (still HAVE to use lotion after though), and my face would be wrecked, but the one w/oats is useful for the bottom of my feet/between toes since that's the only spot I am kind of aggressive about once in a while-it's alright for exfoliating my legs, too, but the goat milk loofah one is just way better so I stick to Clearly Natural in a natural material scrubby mitten or the goat one that costs $5-6 for a few ounces of soap and ounce or so of loofah (stuff is lightweight). That 365 unscented 'glycerin soap bar' still sits with the 365 not even rubbed out-pity there's nothing I can really clean with it besides my skin that it makes itchy.

Very gentle on flakey dry shins but does not lather up very well

This heat protectant works really well and helps prevent damage from styling tools. It leaves hair soft, smooth, and shiny without feeling greasy. Easy to use and smells great. A must-have for heat styling.

This soap is fine but it melts VERY easily which makes it tricky to use. I used it but went with another brand after.

This is a mixed review but overall it gets 5-stars because after buying many different brands and types of similar soaps, I can't find anything better that meets all my primary criteria, thus reasons I'm giving it 5-stars are as follows: - It did not bother my allergies at all whatsoever, - It does not have perfume of any type listed or that I can smell, - It only has 5 natural ingredients vs other brands with a long list of weird stuff, - It actually works and gets you clean, - It does not dry out my skin probably because 1 of its 5 ingredients is vegetable oil believe it or not (and no, it does NOT feel oily at all whatsoever). Okay now the not-so-great part of my "mixed" review: - This Unscented version is not 100% truly scent-free, but its 99%. I'm guessing this is because either the glycerine itself or one of its other 4 ingredients has a slight normal/natural smell, but it's very subtle and quickly fades away. - This Clearly Natural glycerine soap does not produce much suds or lather, but that didn't bother me as much as I thought it would. However IF this was a shampoo, the lack of lathering would probably bother me a lot. As an aside, Yes I tried several other variations of the Clearly Natural glycerine soaps, THIS Unscented is obviously what they're known for and is their best soap: Their Aloe Vera and Vitamin-E versions have more ingredients and too strong of an odd/weird odor. Overall if you have sensitive skin and bad allergies like me you should consider it, and I'm glad I gave this a try.

Good product

This soap keeps my skin moisturised. It lathers really well.

I've bought two lots of these so far and shall be getting more because they are, by far, the best soaps I've ever used. For years, I'd had a really bad skin condition on my hands til I started using these and it has cleared up! I noted some people's complaints of this soap that it has no lather. Well, it does - but as I've said before in other reviews - soaps tend to lather better in soft-water areas. A glycerine soap without a foaming agent, such as this, will produce little to no lather in a hard-water area. I'm in a soft-water area so the amount of lather this produces is fine for me. Also, because it hasn't a huge amount of lather, it washes off very quickly. What you do have to be aware of, though, is that like other glycerine soaps, this needs to be kept as dry as possible in between using it, so if you can, put it in a soap dish with drainer slats. Otherwise, what happens is that it will eventually absorb moisture and go cloudy and will begin to fall apart (this is common to all glycerine soaps). Edit, on 17th November 2019. I'd love to buy more of this soap from Amazon but the price has gone up and right at the moment it's not what I'm willing to pay. Maybe again in the future as I still love the soap.

Un poco corrientes, pero para el precio supongo era de esperarse

My son is allergic to everything and this is the only soap he uses.

It works as stated, though it is a bit pricey for 3 bars of glycerine soap.