Dr. WoodsPure Almond Castile Soap 32 oz (Pack of 3)

Love it, scent, lather, mildness! Will buy again

I am fully satisfied

It is thick and luxuriant, so once it hits the cloth, sponge, or luffa it just lathers up and gives great coverage....

Great cleansing soap

I use liquid Castile soap in the shower, head to toe. It takes twice as much of the Dr. Woods soap to do what a single palm-full of Dr. Bronner’s can do. For my use, Dr. Bronner’s is better. Now I have two 32 oz bottles of Dr. Woods to use for something else. I won’t buy next time.

I love this liquid soap for bathing, with its lovely smell of almonds.

I like the thickness and pureness of this liquid soap and use it in making foaming hand soap for use in kitchen sink and the bathrooms.

I love Dr. Bonner's Peppermint Soap but thought I'd give this a shot to see if it compares. It doesn't. The scent is much more muted, the tingle is practically non-existent and it takes more product to suds up the way Dr. Bonner's does. Overall...it's average. I don't think I would buy it again.

I really wanted to like this product, as it's a cheaper alternative to Dr. B's castille soap.It smells nice - but doesn't have the lovely amaretto fragrance of the competition. This is something that I would have gotten over due to the difference in cost.The problem is that when I wash my hands, I wash and wash and rub and rub, and it still feels like there's a soapy film left on my hands. I suppose these days that may be a positive, as proper hand washing is so important, but no matter how little or much soap I use - even using it iny foam pump, greatly diluted - and no matter how long I wash after, the feeling of having a soapy film ony hands stays.The two bottles will last me at least a year; maybe they'll improve their recipe by then... Really is a good price, compared to the alternative.

I love the product, this is my second time purchasing this product.Very, very happy I think it's just as good as more expensive similar products.

Great product. Love it!