This is the perfect Castile soap with no additives. I am a repeat buyer and am very happy with it. Highly recommend.

I was looking for another brand of organic glycerin soap and found that the price was prohibitive. This soap is on par with quality, and I save a LOT of money buying it!
I have my own oils, so I can scent it with whatever I like.

I use this soap every day and enjoy it, even though I have very sensitive skin. Other people have commented that they like the scent. They say it smells lovely and clean.

I use this soap every day and enjoy it, even though I have very sensitive skin. Other people have commented that they like the scent. They say it smells lovely and clean.

Like it!

I use this base in some of my shampoos and also in my hand soap. Mixes well with fragrances and lathers beautifully. Love it.

I had used Dr.Bronner's and Dr. Woods before. I did not like the texture and lather of Dr.Woods. And since my local Costco stopped carrying Dr.B, I started looking for something similar but cheaper castile soap and thats how I found this website and Stephenson's Organic castile soap. I initally got 2 16oz to try and was very pleased with it. So when the gallon containers were back in stock, got a couple to stock up on. I mainly use it to make my own foaming hand soap as my skin dries out with the commercial grade stuff. This soap is by far the best. The lather is really smooth. I'm planning on making my own shampoo and face wash so ordered a few more gallons :)

This is, in my opinion, the best liquid soap base on the market. HANDS DOWN. It is unfortunate that it is ALWAYS OUT OF STOCK!!! I am constantly waiting for this item to become available, which is a major inconvenience for my business. But as for the product itself, I use it in many formulations, and I've never had a bad review. Note**Adding Colorants, Oils, etc. with this base is a bit challenging. You have to gently stir the heck out of it, for quite some time, for even distribution. But the end result is worth it. Don't try to add extra moisturizing Oils if you don't want an end product that has to be shaken before use. If you use a Mica powder colorant, I recommend mixing that into your essential/fragrance oils separately, or you will end up with "specks" of color throughout your product that will settle to the bottom of your container.

Overall this is an inexpensive alternative to the more expensive brand I've been using. Works great with my essential oils as an alternative to commercially prepared antibacterial soaps. Did not leave my hands feeling dry. However, although not overpowering, the smell is a bit stronger than I'm used to.