Dr Teal'sUltra Moisturizing Body Wash Relax and Relief with Eucalyptus Spearmint, 24 Fluid Ounce

This soap is quality, I use it on a wash cloth (2 pumps) and lather it up. My bathroom and surrounding hallways gets a big dose of the scent. This is a good thing but I feel the scent is a little overpowering. The soap makes you feel smooth and it does have some calming properties which is absolutely nice (eucalyptus and epsom salt combo?). It definitely leaves you feeling clean and fresh.As for the scent, it's a little herbal and maybe designer fragrancy. I own several niche and designer fragrances and I will say this leans heavy to designer. The scent is very nice, a little bit more for male than female imo but very unisex. I would put the scent of the soap in the designer realm of $50-$100 fragrances you find at Nordstrom or Macy's, which is mostly a good thing. It is overpowering while you're in the shower and it does leave a scent on your skin that dissipates after an hour so something to consider. Definitely worth a try and definitely of great value for the price, it still does not replace Turbowash but I would say it is incredible value and has it's own place in the niche body wash world.*Edit: After having the body wash for several weeks now with plenty of use (1/8 bottle used already) I can say that the scent has calmed down quite a bit. Not sure if it's olfactory fatigue or the scent has died down a bit; on my next bottle I will try shaking the bottle a bit on first use to make sure the scent oils aren't at the bottom which may have made the first few pumps super strong on the scent. Or it could literally just be the bottle being first opened/used that made that initial use super strong in smell. I still find this an excellent soap with rejuvenating properties!

I was hesitant to try this because my skin is hyper sensitive to body washes in particular for some reason. I've found very few in my lifetime that didn't at least make me itchy, though worse results are common. Every so often I get bored of bar soap and risk it anyway, and this one miraculously didn't lead to discomfort and regret! I've been using this daily since I first tried it two years ago and I haven't had even the faintest hint of a reaction in all that time. The fact that it doesn't irritate my skin continues to amaze me, but its good qualities certainly don't end there!It works up a nice lather that rinses off easily, leaving my skin super clean and refreshed. I love that the formula feels so smooth and light. It seems really well-balanced because it never feels sticky or greasy like some products with shea butter or aloe vera do to me, and it has vitamin E too. It doesn't necessarily feel like it's doing a ton of moisturizing during use, but it definitely keeps my skin healthy year round. I haven't had any dryness issues at all since I've been using it, even during winter. The spearminty scent is also delightful.I even think it helps soothe my sore muscles a bit, although I admit the hot water likely also deserves some credit. Beliefs in the restorative properties of Epsom salts are plentiful and long-standing, but when I briefly looked into it, it did appear that the scientific basis for that is still up for debate. Clinical consensus or no, as someone with chronic neck and back pain, I'll take what I can get quite frankly even if the placebo effect is in play. All I can say for sure is that my aching muscles feel restored for awhile after I shower and my skin feels amazing so I have enough reasons to love this body wash regardless of the pain relief aspect. The bottles are huge and one lasts menfor months, so it's a fantastic value to boot. I'll definitely keep buying it as long as they'll let me!

I'm reviewing the Eucalyptus Spearmint scented variety.I bought this thinking it was a smaller bottle, but it's pretty large. I was surprised to find that out.That said, I use it regularly for its nice scent. Not overwhelming or perfumy, it actually does have a calming effect (psychological, perhaps, but I'll take it).I've bought it a couple of times now, and it lasts a while. The pump works great, and it seems to pump most of the soap from the bottom near the end of the bottle. Though I always try and grab what's left behind, I do enjoy this scent.As for moisturizing, it certainly doesn't dry me out or make me feel oily. In other words, I'm not having a negative effect from it.I've bought it a couple of times, and plan to buy it again. Surely scent is subjective, but I'm not one for flowery scented products, this one is just right.

I have always had sensitive skin so finding a body wash that wouldn’t irritate it has been difficult. When trying this body wash it didn’t irritate my skin whatsoever, and leaves the skin feeling very soft!

The order arrived on time, but was cracked at the seal and lead to some of the body wash to leak onto the plastic packaging. Nonetheless, most remained in the bottle.The value received for this body wash is well worth it, as I’ve never experienced any outbreaks or redness when applying. The scent is great, and the Eucalyptus spearmint is noticeably added.Well worth value and will buy again!

I normally use Dove body wash, but decided to try out Dr Teal's on a friend's recommendation--I'm pleasantly surprised. This moisturizes my skin as well as the Dove body wash and really cleans your body; I've been using it after heavy workouts and I smell and feel fresh as a daisy after a shower.I was initially concerned about the reviews describing the cheap cologne scent, but I didn't experience that at all; I found the scent to be one of 'freshness' and to be a lot subtler than I expected (which is a net positive in my book).The only slight negative is that the pump feels a little too generous; because it lathers SO well, I find one pump slightly too little, but two pumps way too much, so I have to do an awkward 'pump and a little bit' routine. But that's a super small quirk that doesn't hinder my enjoyment of this at all.