Review on 🌿 Osmia Black Clay Cleansing Facial Soap - Hydrating & Exfoliating Bar for Problem & Combination Skin by Angie Johnson

I can't get enough of this soap. I've seen estheticians slam the use of clay as it wicks moisture from the face. I use this soap with a lot of moisturizing products so I can't attest to the fact that it dries out my face when I use so many other products. I was suffering from Perioral Dermatitis (PD) and while looking for relief I came across this cleanser. He spoke to me about his gentleness, which claimed not to make Parkinson's worse, no plastic packaging at all, and that it was "natural". Happy to say this is my favorite after more than 6 months of use. And yes, 6+ months and I still have LOTS of usage left. The bar didn't seem as big as I expected, but it held up to everyday use. The smell is pleasant, not overpowering and not unpleasant (for me). I hope someone with Parkinson's also finds relief with this soap. PSAPPERIORAL DERMATITIS: This soap did NOT cure my Parkinson's disease. If you listen and read the creator of Osmia, she offers a way to prevent/help PD. This soap helped without making my Parkinson's disease worse. I also switched my toothpaste to Jason Power Smile because it didn't contain SLS or fluoride. I also did a small course of antibiotics (once). I don't use makeup at all. I've always used Dropps detergent, which is sulfate-free. All in all I haven't had any symptoms for over 6 months. So please consider this before you put all your eggs in one basket if you are looking for a cure for all ailments. In my opinion, changing toothpaste made the biggest difference.