Dr. Woods Pure Castile Soap, Tea Tree 32 oz (Pack of 2)

I use this primarily as a dish soap and like it better than Dr Bronner’s because you don’t need to dilute it and it’s not so harsh and drying. The shea butter helps with that, and the tea tree oil has antibacterial properties and gives it a really nice scent. I tried it as a body wash and it was a bit too drying for me. I prefer the Dr Woods bar soaps for that.

Keeps my complexion clear. Mild enough for your face.

I bought it to make homemade plant soap along with the peppermint soap and loved the smell so much and it’s viscosity that I tried it in the shower and really loved it. Both me and my plants will continue to use it and LOVE it.

So many uses, no adverse reactions. Very good for us for hand washing and shaving diluted with water.

Very happy with the gradual but effective healing of skin from yardwork condition on hands and legs