Organic All Natural Body Wash Soap. Aloe, Shea Butter, Bentonite and Essential Oils. Concentrated-Long Lasting, Eco-Friendly. Hose Off Brand

I'm a guy. We guys have five stinks: Pit Stink, Butt Stink, Foot Stink, Breath Stink, and Sex stink. Well, it can't improve my breath, but it has done the job admirably on all the other stinks in my life. Maybe I'll brush with it and let you know. Are you a guy that has tried to switch to a more natural soap option like a bar or Dr. Bronner's, but after smelling like a wood nymph for a month, switched back to a more reliable, cheap, SLS, man perfumey cheap option to better cover up your man smells? This is for you. It's a good soap, it takes care of the stank. Bottle: The bottle is plastic and squeezable, and under the cap there's a little rubber top with a small hole in it, so you don't squeeze out too much. I can see where the cap might be a pain to get off in the shower if you put it back on too tightly. Usage (a little goes a long way): You'll probably need a little for your upper body, a little for your man parts, and a little for your backside. It lathered up pretty well, and I used significantly less product that I might otherwise have used on a cheaper (Old Spice, Dove Men + Care) or more expensive (Aesop) liquid soap to get the job done. Scent: A little woody, a little spice, a little clay. Smells like a spicy fall day. If you don't think clay smells good, it probably isn't for you, but the scent also isn't overpowering enough to stay with you all day, or even over power the scent of your deodorant or cologne in any way. Hydration/Rinsing: I found that the lather rinsed away easily and left my skin refreshed. I didn't feel oily or dry. On the contrary, my skin felt pretty healthy after using this product. Overall, my secondary review after weeks of use is STILL an overwhelming 5 stars. I thought this kind of clean required perfume and sulfates, and so far have been super pleased with this natural liquid soap.

Bought this for my son who has a body odor problem. I thought the antifungal, antibacterial properties might help. It's still a problem, but maybe not as much as it was. I used it myself first, and do really like the body wash. I know what all the ingredients are, and the first one is aloe vera juice - not water. Also like knowing that it's made in the United States. Organic body washes usually feel different than other body washes - maybe they leave less of a residue. I felt clean and my skin felt nice. My children and I all agreed that it smells like lemon. The bottle is squeezable. The top unscrews and there is a small hole for the soap to come out. It lathers up really well.

This is a really nice soap, I took the previous bottle with me on a trip to Samoa where showering was (mostly) outside. It has a pleasing scent, it’s moisturizing instead of drying the skin out, and it’s not something you have to worry about getting on the ground. It’s also a great value, as a little soap can go a long way, so the bottle really lasts. It’s great for camping and sharing, this one bottle can likely clean your whole family over and over again. It’s one of my favorites for sure- it’s delicate enough to be used on babies and toddlers yet strong enough to completely clean the adults. I Highly recommend it!

It works well, but the after-smell is a bit strange, but that smell doesn't last long. The ingredients are natural and it causes no skin irritation. I love the manly names of their products. My husband enjoyed the name quite a bit. He hasn't been using it long so I can't say if it has improved his skin health in any way, but the ingredients; such as bentonite clay work wonderful. In the future I would like to try some of their other products. Overall it's a good product. The 4 star review is due to the weird smell it leaves after using. He thinks it smells like cigars, but I don't notice it as much.

I really didn't want to like this. Something about something, and hipsters, and women as witchy pushers of odd things... Anyway. It works well, I really enjoy it, couldn't find a reason not to use it, will probably keep some on hand. Not sure about daily daily, but occasional use, probably half the time, maybe a bit more. Saw that aloe vera juice is the main ingredient, hoping that helps with some minor wounds and burns I happen upon from time to time. I don't and won't use it as a shampoo, though it might well work that way. Some things I really love? Lather. And I mean hard, quick, wonderful. It doesn't take much. I am just now trying to figure out how much to use. It really doesn't take much and I am literally the size of a black bear. If I think I can afford it for daily, I'll... consider using it more often. Especially if it helps with wounds and burns... I am diabetic, am an impatient cook/baker, and tinker, work, and play with great enthusiasm.

First off let me start with my job is an aircraft maintainer, which means I get covered in grease or hydraulic fluid and other grimey substances. This soap takes care of all of it. And I've had it a little over 3 weeks. I like the scent, it's masculine without being overpowering. I also use it as a shampoo as well and it makesyour hair seem coarse while wet but once it dries it is incredibly smooth. The only downside of the soap for me was I let the suds sit for too long on my face and it caused the slightest of irritation, but I've found that to be true of all of the all natural soaps I've used so I can't mark it down for that. I like how far a little bit goes and I'm the three bottles I bought will last me a while