Dr. Bronner's Organic Sugar Soap - (Lavender, 12 Fl Oz)

Not sure what happened here, but a friend of mine has this soap and it smells amazing.... Got mine and was so excited to try it, but to my surprise it smelt really strong like fish oil.... Normally I love the brand and have bought other products from them, don't think I will buy this one in particular again.

Works great!

Ottimo prodotto detergente senza seccare la pelle che rimane morbida e con un ottimo profumo di lavanda. Ne ho comprato un altro flacone.Penso che in estate sarà ottimo.

Sent très bon. Lave tout parfaitement, sans dessécher. Idéal pour laver les dessous en dentelle ou matière délicate. Je l'utilise aussi pour les cheveux,les dents et la vaisselle en voyage

I could not love this stuff more! This soap smells amazing, even better than their original lavender castile soap; the lavender fragrance is somehow deeper and more complex. The consistency is very creamy, the lather luxurious. The lather is even fabulous when I put it in a foaming soap dispenser at a ratio of 1:5 with water. It is just yummy! I am a longtime fan of Dr. Bronner's original castile soap, which I've been using almost exclusively since college (and we will not talk about how long ago that was!). I discovered this soap while I was searching for something gentle, non-drying, and natural for the super-sensitive skin of the 93-year-old lady I was working for. She needed something for hand-washing at her kitchen and bathroom sinks, but she'd tried Dr. B's castile soap and wanted something more moisturizing. I had never used this sugar soap, had never even heard of it until I found it on the shelf at my local natural grocery store, but I got her a bottle of it to try. She she went crazy for it! Meanwhile, I was using it every day while I was at her house -- and needless to say, I fell in love with it, too! A couple of years later, that same lady I worked for asked me about body wash, because she was unhappy with whatever what she'd been using. I reminded her that this soap is a hand *and body* soap (and showed her the label to reassure her). I think she was skeptical, but she really liked using it in the shower, too! I know for a fact that she's used nothing but the sugar soap for hand-washing since then, and I'm pretty sure she's never tried anything else as a body wash. I had originally used the shikakai hand and body soap that the sugar soap replaced, so I was a little apprehensive about this "sugar" version, but honestly, I couldn't tell a difference between the two. I'm still a huge fan -- and I sound like a walking advertisement for Dr. B's! Sometimes I find Dr. B's original castile soap to be a tad too harsh for hand soap (I know! Sacrilege!), because the skin on my hands is SO much more more sensitive than anywhere else, especially when I'm having a bad flare-up of eczema. So I've replaced it at all the sinks in my house with the sugar soap. I have kind of a problem with too much hand-washing, but the only side-effect of this is going through so many towels! Under "normal" circumstances, this soap doesn't dry out or irritate my hands at all; it actually feels moisturizing, and my hands feel soft afterwards. Even when my eczema is really bad and everything hurts, this is much less irritating than anything else. I've only tried two "flavors" of this, lavender and lemongrass-lime, but I imagine the others are just as awesome. I'm a huge fan of their original peppermint castile soap from way back, and later became completely addicted to the lavender. The lavender sugar soap is just as addicting, if not more so! I have some in my bathroom and guest bath, and the lemongrass-lime is at my kitchen sink. I would like to try some of the peppermint the next time I need to "reload" -- if I can tear myself away from the lemongrass-lime and lavender!