VERMONT SOAP Castile Soap Unscented, Liquid Soap, Natural Body Wash, 64 oz

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I can’t believe I paid $27 for 64 ounces! I know first off it’s my fault for not checking out the size (I was desperate since the other one I bought ended up lost) and thought it was the same size as all the others I’ve bought before. What is it that makes it cost more ? Is it Super Castile soap? Well, all I know is that it’s thinner and darker with an odd scent. Buy the less expensive one with the exact ingredients, unless you don’t care about the cost, then buy all you like. I won’t give a brand a bad review for my mistake of not reading it, and I don’t think it’s fair when others do. I’m rating it on the color, consistency and scent…

I love this soap for my sensitive skin. I use it in a foaming hand pump with half soap, half water and it comes out in a perfect consistency.

I’ve purchased this soap many times, and it continues to be a staple in my home. It’s incredibly versatile and high quality—perfect for all my DIY needs. I use it as the base for my homemade shampoo and body wash, and it works beautifully. It also makes an excellent refill for all of my foaming soap dispensers. I love that it’s unscented, allowing me to customize it with my favorite essential oils instead of relying on artificial fragrances. I added a picture of my soap refill method to keep it in all my bathrooms. If you're into natural, customizable products, this soap is a must-have. I’ll definitely continue to repurchase it!

I make my own foaming hand soap & was looking for another Castile soap to replace Dr Bronners & this brand was recommended to me. I wish I had known about it sooner! It is more concentrated than Dr Bronners & the foaming soap I make is much more luxurious & thicker of a foam. I contacted the company & asked what ratio they recommend for this use. Since their soap is concentrated they recommended a 3:1 water/soap ratio. At times when I run out of Vermont’s & have to use Dr Bronners until I reorder, using the same 3:1 ratio results in a so-so foaming soap. I end up adding more Bronners to the mix to make up for it. I use the unscented Vermont’s Castile as I’m sensitive to scents. I feel comfortable & safe washing my toddlers hands with this b/c of the clean ingredients. Vermont’s Castile Soap is the best & I’ll continue to reorder.