EWG Verified Castile Soap 33.8 fl oz - No Palm Oil, GMO-Free - Unscented Mild & Gentle Liquid Soap For Sensitive Skin & Baby Wash - All Natural Vegan Formula with Organic Carrier Oils

It's an excellent hand soap and is truly unscented. I love it...gentle on my skin, lathers well and a real bargain. Since this is concentrated soap, it makes twice as much...thats 67.6 ounces of soap. I like knowing I can use it for washing dishes, as shampoo etc., but I only use it for hand washing. Works great in a regular pump dispenser even though it's not as thick as some hand soaps.

I tried this soap because it was recommended as part of a skin treatment method. I have dry sensitive skin and other skin issues. I liked how it was sensitive enough to use on pets and babies if I ever needed to was an animal or a visiting niece or nephew. The skin treatment method suggested this soap became it was sensitive and non scented. It's not scentless, but it's not odorless. It has a scent, it smells like soap. A pleasant soap. The scent isn't strong either. At first, the soap felt weird. I was used to dove's motorizing soap compared to a natural soap. Now my skin doesn't feel any more dry without it. One bottle of this soap lasts much longer than my last soap! I would spend five dollars a month on a new bottle, my first Castile soap bottle lasted 5 months! I really like how large the bottle is and how long it lasts. It's gentle, but cleans well. I am aware that I could use the soap as an ingredient for other things, I've only tried it once with an aloe lavender scented body wash that I put too much water in. It's a really neat idea. I want to pursue more recipes sometime. I would recommend this soap. It's very cost effective. I know $15 is a lot for soap, but it lasted me a really long time and it's multi purpose. It's become my regular body wash.

I am so pleased to have found and use 7 Minerals Castile Soap. I appreciate that it does not have palm oil and is available unscented. I use it with essential oils to make foaming soap which smells great and is very effective. I just made fruit & veggie wash this morning. Just a couple examples among many possibilities. The recipes they provide are a great way to get started and modify as desired. The soap is a great thickness and I can easily modify the quantity for the feel and varied uses I make. A great value and versatile. I like knowing that my skin will be free from reactions. I also really like supporting home-based businesses, their hard work and values.

I love this Castile soap! I wash my hair and body with it! It has essential oils in it and it feels so soft. You really should try it!

Exploring my options for alternatives to Bronner‘s soap after disagreements with their intense political support of the legalization of marijuana and psychedelics (which is now replacing the vintage Bronner’s “Moral ABCs” rants), I came across this soap on Amazon. ***UPDATE*** All around, an excellent soap. Definitely recommend. It became “my brand”. I ended up shifting to their lemon, which is wonderfully sunshiny, then to their completely bare scentless formula. In descending order, rosemary, lemon, plain, there’s a noticeable level drop of stimulating irritation from the essential oils. So if you’re sensitive, go with the plain. (I terribly missed the refreshing lemon though it did irritate sensitive zones! Pick and choose your level of comfort.) One difference I did notice that was interesting, is that it didn’t clean M.A.C. foundation off of a makeup sponge or brushes as well as Bronners, though. But on skin, it does it better. ********************* I’ve been using it for a few days now, and so far I have noticed it is stronger than Bronner‘s liquid Castile. The texture is very different, slicker and more gelatinous. It feels more like real soap somehow. The odor is better; I’ve had issues with Bronner’s smelling rancid for the past couple of years. Interestingly, I’ve had a side effect of it starting to clear up acne (rosmary oil formula). It also leaves less of a strange residue on my skin than Bronner’s- Bronner’s had been leaving a layer soap scum encased dirt and oils behind so bad it would roll off into bits if I rubbed my wet freshly washed face... and I use a silicone facial brush twice over my face, so that shouldn’t have been happening. It’s a little more drying than Bronner’s, but that gives you an idea that it’s actually cleaning deeper. The rosemary formula is stimulating, so be careful to not use a lot of it in sensitive areas near your eyes etc. I’ve only been using it for the past two days, so I will update my review once I’ve had more experience with the soap.

We used to use Dr. Bronner's soap for years, but once I developed MCAS (mast cell activation syndrome) I needed to avoid fragrance and essential oils so I got the unscented version and it smelled rancid. I can't say for sure that it was, but that's how it smelled to me and as a result it was unpleasant to use and I didn't want to use it in case it was in fact rancid. Eventually I realized citric acid was also a problem so I started searching for a soap that didn't have that either (surprisingly tough to find). There are also a lot of Castile soaps on Amazon that seem suspect, the companies don't have websites, the descriptions and images are very low quality and written poorly, but this company looked good so I gave it a try and I now ONLY use this soap on my hands and body. NO scent, no citric acid, no smell at all. Really nice lather, not overly drying. It's the best. If you aren't getting enough of a lather, just lower the amount of water or add more soap. Great product, highly recommend.

This brings a decent lather to my homemade sugar scrub. I stay away from chemical and lab made ingredients

Have had it for awhile Yesterday I needed to clean animal area in a room we use for a couple cats we own all I can say is I will be buying more when I need it