Cleancult Liquid Hand Soap Refill - Lemon Verbena - Moisturizes Dry & Sensitive Skin - Made with Aloe Vera & Essential Oils - Eco Friendly - Paper-Based Packaging - 32 oz/1 PackCarbonfree Certified[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

I’ve been really impressed with the Cleancult Liquid Hand Soap Refill in Lemon Verbena. The scent is fresh and uplifting—like a crisp lemon grove—but not overpowering, making it a joy to use throughout the day. I have sensitive skin, and this soap has been gentle on my hands, leaving them feeling clean and moisturized without any dryness or irritation. The inclusion of aloe vera and essential oils makes a noticeable difference, especially after frequent washing.The eco-friendly, paper-based packaging is a huge plus for me. It’s easy to recycle and cuts down on plastic waste, which aligns with my goal of making more sustainable choices at home. The refill is simple to use and fits perfectly in my refillable aluminum pump bottle.Overall, this is a top-quality hand soap that delivers on both performance and sustainability. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a gentle, effective, and earth-friendly option.Summary:Fresh lemon verbena scent, gentle on sensitive skin, and packaged in eco-friendly paper. A fantastic choice for anyone who cares about both their hands and the environment.

The Hand has a refreshing, natural citrus scent, and that’s not overpowering at all. The soap lathers well and leaves hands feeling clean and moisturized without any dryness. I really like the eco-friendly refill pouch, which makes it easy to reduce plastic waste and is convenient to use. It is easy to keep on your shelves as well.It is my second time ordering the Clean Cult hand soap; last time it was a different scent. It’s a high-quality, effective hand soap. Definitely worth trying!

The media could not be loaded. I like the soap! Unfortunately some of my favorite soaps don't come in a refill size and I am trying to be less wasteful about plastic, so I decided to give this a try.The smell is not subtle but I don't think it's too strong as long as you like lemon verbena scent. If you're not familiar with lemon verbena, just be aware it's a little more earthy than just straight lemon scent. The smell doesn't linger too much either, which may or may not be a good thing depending on your preference. While I like the scent, I might try a different one next time to see if there's something I like more.The soap is clear, lathers well, feels good. It poured easily from the carton, which came in good condition with no leaks or anything.On a side note, the first time I ordered this, they sent me the dish soap instead of the hand soap- just make sure to double check which one you got because the cartons are nearly identical (check the attached picture or video) and I almost don't even blame the person packing the order for getting them mixed up lol.

I have bought and re-bought this to refill my soap dispensers and while I really like it, I would love if there were a variety of scents to choose from. This one is a nice - not floral or fruity - but clean and fresh - I can’t describe it but it’s almost a masculine scent - if that makes sense. I wish there were more variations but the quality of the soap is great and I love that I am saving the world from extra plastics.

The price of good quality liquid soap has become absurd.We were using "Dr. Bronner's" Soap, until their prices reached $50 per half-gallon (!)Seriously? $50 per half gallon? Why do people keep buying that?We switched to "Everyone", Soap but they are now up to $26 for a half gallon.This "Clean Cult" Soap is about $24 for Three-Quarters of a gallon.That's significantly less costly than "Everyone" and a small fraction of the per-ounce price of Dr. Bronner's.I do not buy soap just because it is cheap... my soap has to be free of undesirable ingredients, and about 95% of the liquid soaps on the market have undesirable ingredients ranging from SLS s, to phosphates, to parabens, or worst of all... carcinogenic "antibacterial" Triclosan, (Yes, I'm talking to you, Dial).This "Clean Cult" hand soap (also available as a dish soap) is free of all those ingredients, and still manages to be very affordably priced.I recommend the lemon variety, which smells great.The pink grapefruit variety has very little scent if you prefer a low-scent option.The only apparent difference between their Hand Soap and Dish Soap, is that the Hand Soap has more moisturizers, while the Dish Soap is therefore a bit more grease-cutting and less moisturizing.I have used both, and they are both great soaps.

Finally made the switch from SS and Dial! Absolute, MUST BUY if you struggle with painfully dry hands that stick to fabrics!!! It does indeed help with moisturizing your hands instead of just stripping them!Has a wonderful lather and scent, cleans effectively, and not too pricey for a product with no SLS, harsh chemicals, etc.The ONLY downside, unfortunately, is the cartons will start leaking. Didn’t have any issues and then suddenly all of mine started leaking 🤷🏼‍♂️.Now I pour the soap in a container to store it! Mot a huge issue, just something to keep in mind before ordering a bunch and storing them for extended periods.

I recently tried Cleancult’s Liquid Hand Soap Refills in Lemon Verbena, and overall, I’m quite happy with it. The scent is fresh, light, and not overpowering, making hand-washing a pleasant experience. I also appreciate that it’s made with aloe vera and essential oils, which helped keep my skin moisturized—great for someone with dry, sensitive hands. The eco-friendly, paper-based packaging is a huge plus since I love supporting products that reduce plastic waste.That said, I did feel that the quantity was a bit low for the price. While the quality is great, I expected a little more for the cost. Still, if you’re looking for a sustainable, high-quality hand soap with a wonderful scent, this is worth considering.