Dr. Woods Pure Castile Peppermint Soap with Organic Shea Butter, 8 Ounce

I started using this in order to kick the shampoo habit. Detergents are supposedly very drying for curly hair, and so when searching for a sulfate-free cleanser, this is what I came across. The liquid is thin, which is something to get accustomed to; the peppermint scent is very lovely. Even though this is labeled as sulfate-free, the soap bubbles quite a bit, and a little bit goes a long way. This is labeled as natural and eco-friendly and apparently can be used in many ways. So, if you're looking to simplify, here is a shampoo/ face wash/ body wash/ laundry soap/ etc in one.

I would guess a lot of people arriving at this review have seen the YT video with the spider mite formula. You use this, the tea version of this soap brand, alcohol, and hydrogen peroxide. Follow the formula and you're all set.So does it work? YES. Do what the video says, and apply GENEROUSLY to the whole plant. Do it again a week later, and the infestation is gone. Provided the plant doesn't have other problems, you're good to go.And after that you have great soap to use for yourself. It is win win win,

Person use

Love the smell

It was what I expected. The peppermint scent is not too strong. I am use to things that foam a bit more. I am trying to use more natural products on my body. I think I will try the Castile Bar Soap next time. It comes in a strong plastic container, which makes it just a little difficult to squeeze out.

Actually using this item as a cleaning product. Works amazing on wood floors and leather upholstery.

It has a nice smell to it .

This is not as good as the other Drs. But it is cheaper. Didn't last as long. This type of soap dries out my skin. I don't think it's brand related. I need to use a dove or caress type. They call them detergent bars or something like that but there not soap.

Good quality product.