FAITH IN NATURENatural Lavender and Geranium Body Wash, Relaxing Shower Gel, Vegan and Cruelty Free, No SLS or Parabens, 400 ml

This is lovely — it leaves your skin soft and smooth. You don’t need to use much, and it lathers really well considering it’s soap-free. The fragrance is nice too. Very effective , great value.

The media could not be loaded. It's quite surprising how few people are aware of the potential dangers associated with some modern shower gels. Many contain chemicals like parabens, SLS, phthalates, and artificial fragrances, which can irritate the skin, disrupt hormones, and harm the environment. SLS, in particular, can strip the skin of its natural oils, while phthalates and formaldehyde-releasing agents are linked to health risks, including potential cancer and reproductive issues. To avoid these concerns, I have been using natural soap bars from various companies for the past few years. One brand I have grown fond of is Faith In Nature. I absolutely love their soaps, but I’ve noticed they can be a bit drying on my skin and tend to run out quickly with frequent use. Although I had seen their shower gels, I was hesitant to try them due to the higher price.However, having enjoyed the Dragon Fruit soap from Faith In Nature, I was excited to discover that the same fragrance was available as a shower gel. This prompted me to give it a try, and I’m glad I did. The 400ml bottle is a decent size; while not the largest, it’s quite economical as a little goes a long way. The consistency is thick, almost syrup-like, and it lathers up impressively well with just a small amount, producing a rich foam that lasts longer than expected. I had initially been concerned that a natural shower gel might not lather as effectively as traditional ones, but this one performed just as well, if not better.The dragon fruit scent is delightfully light, tropical, and refreshing. It smells natural and not overly sweet or synthetic, offering a pleasant change from the usual heavily perfumed products. It’s like a beautiful tropical paradise in a bottle, reminiscent of an exotic fruit smoothie. I have to remind myself not to sniff the bottle too much, or I might be tempted to drink it! The fragrance lingers just enough to leave a subtle, fresh aroma after showering without being overpowering.One of the standout features of this body wash is its composition: 99.5% natural with no parabens or SLS. As someone who has been transitioning away from harsh chemicals, it was reassuring to use a product made with natural ingredients. It’s also vegan and cruelty-free, which aligns with my values, and the bottle is made from 100% recycled materials, adding an eco-friendly touch.After using the body wash for a few weeks, I noticed that my skin felt much softer and less irritated. My sensitive skin hadn’t reacted adversely, and the wash left me feeling clean without the tight, stripped sensation common with some other products.Delivery was prompt, and the product arrived in perfect condition. I paid £4.20 for a 400ml bottle, which is relatively expensive for a shower gel. However, you’re paying for a natural, chemical-free product, and that’s the key difference. While you could buy three or four standard shower gels for the same price, you're essentially washing your body with harsh chemical detergents, which can impact your long-term health rather than just your wallet.While I love the product, there is always room for improvement. The inclusion of citric acid and sodium benzoate is a bit surprising, as these ingredients are considered controversial. Additionally, parfum, which can be irritating for some skin types, seems like an unusual choice for a soap marketed as gentle. Nevertheless, I appreciate the steps that companies like Faith In Nature are taking to create safer products. I loved the shower gel and look forward to trying other scents from their range. If you’re looking for a natural, eco-friendly, and effective shower gel that smells divine and is gentle on the skin, I can’t recommend this enough.Thank you for taking the time to read my review. I hope that you found it helpful and that it assists you in your decision-making. I try to be as honest and fair as possible, as those have always been the reviews that helped me the most.

I recently tried the Faith In Nature Natural Aloe Vera Body Wash, and I'm so impressed! The scent is light and refreshing, not overpowering at all, and it leaves my skin feeling clean and soft. I love that it’s made with natural ingredients, especially the aloe vera, which has been really soothing on my skin. It’s gentle enough for everyday use, and my skin feels hydrated after each shower.The formula lathers well and a little goes a long way, making it great value for money. Plus, I appreciate that it’s cruelty-free and eco-friendly! Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a natural, effective body wash.

Faith In Nature's Natural Tea Tree Body Wash is an excellent choice for those seeking a refreshing and eco-friendly shower experience. The tea tree scent is invigorating and gives a clean, natural feel without being overpowering.The formula is gentle on the skin, leaving it soft and hydrated, thanks to its natural ingredients. It’s also free from harsh chemicals, making it suitable for sensitive skin. The brand’s commitment to sustainability is a bonus, with recyclable packaging and cruelty-free credentials.A great product for anyone who values quality and the environment. Highly recommended!

Delivery was quick and efficient. The product is fantastic, as usual. Leaves my skin moisturised and soft. I really love the scent of jojoba. Would recommend this product—value for money.

Price not bad, smells great and lasts a long time. Bought because we're trying to move away from chemicals in products and go for more natural products, and this fits the bill nicely. Very happy and will buy again.

It’s nourishing for your skin, smells so good and contains no parabens, SLS, SLES or silicones.All of these products are great, jojoba is my absolute favorite! 😍

I love this company and everything it stands for including fragrance free and how they listen to their customers in the recent issue with delisting that and now it's back as they considered people with issues such as mast cell syndrome.Sadly the Aloe Vera formula has changed, the lemon and lime replaced with bitter orange oil.With autism the old formula has a super pleasurable smell. This one sadly had the opposite for my personal preference though friends who sniffed it actually also liked the new one.The product is still good on the skin, but I'll need to seek out now a version of this from an older date code.Thankfully the lavender one is still as good!