The cheapest place I've found for Bronner's is Trader Joes. The bars go for $2.49 while at our local Whole Foods the price is $4.00. I'll have to check Target...I didn't know they carried the stuff.
Dr Bronners as a face wash?
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The cheapest place I've found for Bronner's is Trader Joes. The bars go for $2.49 while at our local Whole Foods the price is $4.00. I'll have to check Target...I didn't know they carried the stuff.
I use it very diluted regardless of which of their many suggestions I am using it for. Seems like you can keep watering down the large bottle and it lasts forever. Never seems terribly diluted.
I have used the pepperment, almond, lavender, and tea tree. I would say I like the pepperment the best so far. There is also a eucaliptis? I have yet to try. I use this as a face wash but not all the time. I don't recommend for dry skin. It is a good organic soap that leaves the skin feeling clean and fresh. They now sell it at Target as mentioned above.
I would dilute it in you hand, instead of in your bottle. Anytime you add water to any product, it compromises the integrity and germs, mold and bacteria can grow; even the ones you cannot see.
Just wanted to thank the gents for tipping me to the existence of this soap. I'm using the lavender liquid in the shower.
Funny, I never noticed with deodorant/detergent bar soap, that the scent of my actual clean skin is not bad at all.
Funny, I never noticed with deodorant/detergent bar soap, that the scent of my actual clean skin is not bad at all.
Haven't used it as a face wash, I use Syrian Aleppo Olive & Laurel Soap or Cetaphil.
