Dr. Natural Castile Liquid Soap, Multipurpose Liquid Soap, Lavender, 32 oz

This is great soap. I have used it for some time now. I use it for showering. I also add some to my 'homemade' face wash. It is mild and does a great job at cleaning.

I love the light lavender scent and the clean fresh feeling on my skin. Without being too graphic, other soaps does nothing to alleviate the "funky" smell in intimate areas, but this liquid soap leaves a woman feeling and smelling fresh all day!!!

I do not want oils, coloring, smells, salt, pepper or weeds in my soap and this fits the bill. They say I can use it anywhere (hair, body) just like soap.

Just what my body ordered! This product is perfect for those with sensitive skin who are allergic to harsh chemicals found in most body washes. I am happy with my purchase. :)

This is a very large (32 oz) bottle of soap that can be used for your whole body. It smells great. It lathers up with a small amount and makes your hair feel like silk.

I love that the bottle has a pump. It makes using the soap so much easier. I love the lavender smell. It lathers well and rinses thoroughly from the skin without leaving residue.

Love the scent of this castile soap, we have one in each bathroom plus one for the kitchen. This soap is gentle to the skin and leaves it feeling hydrated and never dry. Ingredients are safe so I also use it to wash my toddler's hands. Great product!

Very satisfied with the soap at all levels. Mix it with water to last it for a long time without missing on quality.

I do recommend it but one thing I don't like is that it's very thin so it's hard to just get a drop or two out if you don't need much. a full pump of liquid comes out when you press down and then it runs all over the place because it doesn't stick to your hand. I feel that will waste the product in the long run. other than that it smells wonderful, feels wonderful and I have enjoyed using it. and it doesn't dry out my hands like regular dish soap would.

Just okay. Walmart used to carry a different brand of Dr Bronner's knockoff soap (also called Dr something or other) that was actually better than Bronners. Wish I could remember the name! This one is more diluted so you can't use the same ratio to water, you have to use more. Walmart should have just raised the price on the better soap instead of finding a cheaper supplier . But the ingredients are wholesome and perhaps even using extra it's still a bit of savings