I love this all purpose soap!. I usually use it as a body wash, and bathroom cleaner. It's natural and effective, and does not irritate my skin. I also use it as a shampoo when my hair is in need of clarifying. I totally recommend this product.

I was surprised how well this works. I use it to clean everything from my counters to my baby's hair. It's the only product you need.

this is my go-to brush cleanser. The soaps come in both liquid and solid bar form. This is gentle enough to be used as a body wash and shampoo, but isn't moisturizing at all so a conditioner and lotion should also be used. I have the mint version which leaves a nice fresh tingle which is lovely on the scalp and elsewhere especially after going to the gym. The soaps are marketed to also be used as an all purpose surface cleaner (dilute with water) and for washing clothing. I would not recommend using this product on very sensitive skin, like the face, since it will be too drying. 

I love Dr Bronner's Lavender soap.It is more expensive than the regular store bought stuff but it lasts a long time.The lavender smell is not too strong,just faint enough to enjoy.I used to have exczema on my arms and legs but since using Dr Bronner's it has disappeared.

We love Dr Bronner's soaps in our house. I use the baby formula on my son (diluted) and I love the peppermint and almond for hand/body soap for myself. It also is an amazing cleaning agent for counter tops etc. It doesn't get much more pure than Dr. Bronner's. It is a little pricey, but I find a little goes a loooong way!

This is my favourite soap ever. It lathers up very well, smells amazing, all natural, and leaves you feeling fresh. I just wish I didn't have to go to specialty stores to purchase it (like The Big Carrot Natural Food Market on Danforth).

I just tried using Dr. Bronner's magic soap, I bought the Castile soap from well.ca, it was wonderful for my hair, I diluted it with a lot of water and added Jojoba oil, makes a great shampoo for itchy scalp.

Both the bar and liquid soaps are pure-castile, meaning they are all vegetable oil-based. And the difference between the liquid and bar soaps is that the liquid soaps use potassium hydroxide to saponify the vegetable oils, versus sodium hydroxide used to make the hard bar soaps as indicated on their website at www.drbronner.com.
The liquid soap is indeed amazing because you don’t need a lot of it and yet, it foams very well despite the fact that it is oil-based. The soap bar lathers up to a lot of suds too. I think these make good body wash, leaving my skin squeaky skin, so if you have an oily face then this will do absolute wonders to your skin!

But Dr Bronner’s soaps are apparently good for everything. I simply love their magic soaps!

I have always loved Dr.Bronners soaps.I have tried most of them I love the Peppermint and Lavender.I used to always get the Liquid soaps but the bar soaps are great!The Peppermint has such a nice cooling feeling when its a hot summer day it just seems to cool the body down.The Lavender has a nice relaxing smell.The Tea Tree Oil one is great for skin conditions or bruises and even great on acne.I haven't tried any Dr.Bronner products I didn't like.Its always fun to read all the writing all over the bottles and wrappers as well.Good products!

I love this soap.