Review on Organic Peppermint Pure-Castile Bar Soap by Dr. Bronner’s - 5 oz (6-Pack) - Gentle and Moisturizing for Face, Body, and Hair - Biodegradable, Vegan, Cruelty-Free, Non-GMO by Karla Richter

Dr. I first encountered Bronner's mint soap at a spa in Calistoga, California — they offered it in the shower after a treatment. The smell was so refreshing that I bought some from a local store, although I was a bit hesitant because of the packaging. And I've never regretted it, even though I've shopped at all sorts of stores in search of more. The great thing about this soap is that it's not cologne or perfume, so there's no weird aftertaste, no incense, no aftertaste. Taste. It's made from oils - the label says "organic oils" (not sure what "organic" actually means, but it sounds good) and it's biodegradable. I love freshness and what my nose tells me is the authenticity of mint. I've also tried lavender and eucalyptus and like them just as much (maybe I like eucalyptus even more, but the hubs are a bit reluctant to koala scents). scented holiday soaps (I don't care - it's important to enjoy the holidays in every room), non-antibacterial soaps, mostly antibacterial soaps, unscented soaps with some fragrance, and "flaky" soaps (not sure how to deal with that) , he actually asks about that soap. That's saying something. I also love liquid soaps - they can be used in the washing machine, dishwashing and shower (diluted) so all the soapy spots in your house smell amazing - and they're eco-friendly.