Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Liquid Soap 237 ml / Cherry Blossom

Dr. Bronner’s Tea Tree 18-in-1 Castile Soap is a versatile, eco-friendly product made with organic oils like coconut and olive, and tea tree oil for its antimicrobial properties. It’s designed for various uses, from body wash and shampoo to household cleaning. The soap is concentrated and requires dilution, offering great value. It lathers well and leaves skin clean, though it may be drying for sensitive skin. The tea tree scent is earthy, which some love, but it might be strong for others. It’s biodegradable and comes in recycled packaging.

My husband has seborrheic dermatitis (SD) on his scalp. We tried all of the medicated shampoos out there meant for people with this scalp condition, and none of them worked. I had read that tea tree oil was a remedy for SD, and since I already am a Dr. Bronner’s fan, I decided to get my husband a bottle of this to try. It worked! It is the only shampoo that keeps his SD away. He uses it every time he washes his hair. Also, I recently was experiencing some scalp irritation and redness in one area, so I used the shampoo and with one wash, my scalp no longer hurt and was no longer red. This is powerful stuff! So I use it occasionally when I wash my hair, but not regularly as I find it a bit drying for my hair. When I use it I follow it up with a moisturizing shampoo ... MoreMy husband has seborrheic dermatitis (SD) on his scalp. We tried all of the medicated shampoos out there meant for people with this scalp condition, and none of them worked. I had read that tea tree oil was a remedy for SD, and since I already am a Dr. Bronner’s fan, I decided to get my husband a bottle of this to try. It worked! It is the only shampoo that keeps his SD away. He uses it every time he washes his hair. Also, I recently was experiencing some scalp irritation and redness in one area, so I used the shampoo and with one wash, my scalp no longer hurt and was no longer red. This is powerful stuff! So I use it occasionally when I wash my hair, but not regularly as I find it a bit drying for my hair. When I use it I follow it up with a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner.

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Excellent Value

I have been using Dr. Bronner pure-Castile liquid soap for decades. It is the only soap that cleans deeply. I know this because I keep my rings on when working around the house and they stay on when washing my hands. With With the Dr. Bronner soap my rings are cleaned with washing my hands. With other soaps, a soap scum collects in the rings and then I have to clean the rings.The fat in Dr. Bronner soap dissolves with water. The fat in other soaps does not and that is the scum that collects in other soaps.

Hair falling out

Love this for my hands. After civid my hands were so chaped and terrible. Nothing worked until this soap. However, this soap caused a big clump of hair to fall out. And then hair falling out every day. I switched to the Tea Tree bar soap and my hair still fell out but not clumps like the regular soap. I have had hair fall out, I am older but never like this. Now I need to return the hair rinse 2 of the 3 I purchased R not open. I continue to use the regular soap and the bar soap for my hands and body.Something good that happened with my nails. I had a vertical split in my thumb nail for about 5 years, nothing worked to fix it. After I started using the regular Tea Tree soap to wash my hands that split healed. And it healed quickly. I have to assume it was your soap.

Love Castile soap

I started using Dr. Bronner’s a few months ago for an all-purpose cleaner mixed with essential oil. Since then I’ve used it for foaming hand soap, laundry detergent, and even facial cleanser. I love this stuff! I love that one bottle can be used for so many different things and diluted down so it lasts for quite a while!The rose scent is very nice and not an overwhelming floral.This bottle came with the original seal intact and with a protective zipping plastic bag as well. No leaks or damage.

Ok strength 1/2 a bottle used in 4 days. $$$$

I love that this product is made from natural ingredients! That’s why I bought it. However I’ve already used half a bottle in 4 days. I tried to follow the suggested dilution instructions but as you will learn yourself if you purchase this it’s not strong enough. I like it best so far as a face wash. I like it the least so far for dishes as I think that’s where it has been least effective. I ordered the house cleaner version so hopefully that’s better for dishes. I didn’t mind this for a shampoo. It lathered well. Not so sure about it as a body wash yet. Again it just doesn’t seem strong enough to dilute it as suggested. Maybe it’s the water I used… I used bottled spring water in one container and tap in another.

Singular product

I've been using Dr. Bronner's liquid castile soap since the 1970s. I was taught to use it instead of toothpaste. At the time only the peppermint was available and I had to get used to the taste, but I liked having an alternative to the sticky sugary pastes that were the only things available at the time other than tooth powder. I also began using Dr. Bronner's soap diluted in water as a fruit and vegetable wash. Decades later I discovered the tea tree version and began using that in lieu of the peppermint and found it had a really good effect on my teeth and gums. I was prone to gum infections and the tea tree really seemed to help. Again, had to get used to the taste but I find it much more pleasant than the peppermint. I do use a dilution with water, I don't use ... MoreI've been using Dr. Bronner's liquid castile soap since the 1970s. I was taught to use it instead of toothpaste. At the time only the peppermint was available and I had to get used to the taste, but I liked having an alternative to the sticky sugary pastes that were the only things available at the time other than tooth powder. I also began using Dr. Bronner's soap diluted in water as a fruit and vegetable wash. Decades later I discovered the tea tree version and began using that in lieu of the peppermint and found it had a really good effect on my teeth and gums. I was prone to gum infections and the tea tree really seemed to help. Again, had to get used to the taste but I find it much more pleasant than the peppermint. I do use a dilution with water, I don't use it full strength, and it's still powerful. I have now also begun adding it, because of its antibacterial properties, to the home-made daily shower spray that I make. I never have to scrub or hand clean my shower tiles or glass using this spray daily (the other ingredients are water, alcohol, vinegar, dish detergent, and essential oils and you can find lots of different "recipes" online if you search for DIY shower spray). The Dr. Bronner's castile soap is a pure product and I love the spiritual writings on all the bottles and I've continued to use and trust this brand for 50+ years, with my current favorite being the tea tree version.

Smells Flamable

Been using Dr Bronner's for years. This is the first time for Tea Tree Castile. Thinking of how much I liked the other products, I purchased a gallon. Mistake. I should have bought a smaller size the first time. What I don't like about this one is the fragrance. It has a hint of paint thinner. Instead of using it for bathing I will use it for general house cleaning. Dr Bronner's will still be my go to shampoo and body wash. Just no this one.

You always need dr bronners around the house

Dr Bronners isn’t just soap to/wash your body. I use mine to wash all of my produce, I use it in a spray bottle with alcohol and water as an emollient and it kills bugs! It will clean your skin (and dry it out, definitely moisturize after) and world as part of nearly every natural pest/parasite removal/prevention setup. Antifungal, antibacterial, nontoxic, versatile. It’s safe, you can eat it (don’t) so I’ve even used the peppermint dr bronners to brush my teeth. If you clean your floors with this or surfaces, you’ll probably want to wait until that dries and then go back over it with a vinegar solution. However, never let dr B’s and vinegar actually mix, bc you’re gonna have a bad time. dr bronners is an unlimited resource that will simplify a hundred things for ... MoreDr Bronners isn’t just soap to/wash your body. I use mine to wash all of my produce, I use it in a spray bottle with alcohol and water as an emollient and it kills bugs! It will clean your skin (and dry it out, definitely moisturize after) and world as part of nearly every natural pest/parasite removal/prevention setup. Antifungal, antibacterial, nontoxic, versatile. It’s safe, you can eat it (don’t) so I’ve even used the peppermint dr bronners to brush my teeth. If you clean your floors with this or surfaces, you’ll probably want to wait until that dries and then go back over it with a vinegar solution. However, never let dr B’s and vinegar actually mix, bc you’re gonna have a bad time. dr bronners is an unlimited resource that will simplify a hundred things for you. It turns cloudy when it is in cold water. A little goes a long way.