Peppermint Soap 1gal
by Dr. Bronners
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Product reviews of Peppermint Soap 1gal
Review: So cooling
Beauty product: 5 Stars
I live in the Desert Southwest. Feeling cool during the hottest months can be challenging. Especially on the feet. This soap leaves you with a cooling effect that lingers long after the shower. I would advise to not use it to scrub the "tender parts" between the bellybutton and knees because the sensation can be quite strong. But for face, arms, legs, back and feet (especially feet) it is great. The lavender soap is lovely and if you buy that you can use it on the "tender bits" that the peppermint is too strong for. Review: Soap Packaging
Beauty product: 4 Stars
The soap is great. The packaging was not as great. The container came with the lid screwed on crooked and the soap had leaked into the box. Review: The Peppermint Incentive
Beauty product: 5 Stars
I've been using this tingly peppermint soap personally for years to cool off in the shower. Now I use it in my restaurant business in our kitchen dispensers as an incentive to get our employees to wash their hands often.
I'll be darned. IT WORKS!
Review: The Planet Thanks You!
Beauty product: 5 Stars
I agree, lose the label....but, aside from that...5 stars, hands down!
We have been using Dr. Bonner soap for years....not only the liquid, but also the Dr. Bonner Castile soap that I recently found!! I love all of Dr. Bonner's soaps. The peppermint is our personal favorite because of the "tic tac in your mouth and get a bang out of life" feeling it gives your entire body. I have no problem using it from head to toe - it feels good all over - tingly, invigorating, and very refreshing. It lathers nicely and smells heavenly.
I have never seen the gallon bottles - so I will definitely start purchasing from amazon! I keep soap dispensers at all the sinks and in the showers/tubs - and I keep them filled with Dr. B.
I sometimes like to use bar soap - and that was why I was so excited to find Dr. Bonner's Castile soap! The packaging is just as it was over 50 years ago, when my grandparents used it!
I have Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and cannot use anything fragranced - this is the perfect solution for me, my family, our home and the planet.
I think you will be very pleased with this product.
Review: The best soap in all of soapland
Beauty product: 5 Stars
Been loving the Bronner's for some decades now. The peppermint has only recently been toned down; now I can put it on my nether regions and not tingle to the edge of wincing. If it's too strong, just dilute it in the bottle; it'll still do what it does best: clean!
Yes folks, NOTHING will clean and refresh your skin like Bronner's. Strips off all the dirt but leaves your natural oils. Pure castille soap with zero additives except for the essential oils. Makes you realize how much of a film the artificial soaps leave; dove and ivory are a joke next to Bronner's.
It also is THE soap for hard water areas; this stuff lathers when nothing else will.
A gallon is an amazing deal, lasts forever and is about half the cost of buying the small bottles (Vitamin Shoppe has some excellent deals on many items of many sorts; check their site out). Bronner's is also great for washing hair, cleaning counters, dishes, etc, and even brushing your teeth. Sometimes when I camp it's the only thing I take for all of the above; Dr. B's does it all.
The only problem is it's no good for telling your kids you'll wash their mouths out with soap; it kind of tastes good!
I also love the almond soap, maybe even more than this one. Lavender, eucalyptus, lemon, etc; all are good in their own way. Try 'em all and find your favorite. You'll never use another soap again.
Bonuses include the most entertaining writing on any product label ever; old Dr. B was quite a philosopher and humanist, and his thoughts are special , and written in a unique style indeed.
As well, his family gives away most of their profits to various charities, and his son, who now runs the company, is a wonderfully friendly man who will talk to you and tell you some great stories if you call the company.
This is capitalism, and soap, at its finest.
Long live the Bronners!