Puressentiel Purifying Extra-Rich Liquid Soap 250ml - Antibacterial - Face, Hands & Body - Suitable for dry, sensitive skin - Cleanses & Protects - Vegan - 3 organic essential oils

All my family have commented on how nice this Pureessential Purifying Extra-Rich Liquid Soap smells, and how well it cleans hands. We have it as our hand soap for the kitchen. There is a strong citrus smell as the main scent, but with a nice hint of a blend of rosemary and lavender too. Its cleaning ability is very good, I have done quite a bit of weeding this morning, and my hands were thick in mud, soil and grass stains, but the soap did what it was meant to do. I also happen to have fairly sensitive skin, but I have had no adverse reactions to this soap. Whilst at £9.72 is a little on the expensive side, I think for the environmental and socially responsible credentials, it is worth paying.

This pump dispenser plastic bottle of clear anti-bacterial wash is really gentle on the skin. I have dry sensitive skin and this is fine to use as long as the soap is rinsed off fully. The citrus scent is clean and pleasant. This thick liquid soap is not too drying on my skin, it lathers well and rinses out with warm water.

This liquid soap is just perfect for my sensitive skin, I use it to wash my hands many times a day and I didn’t develop any dry skin at all. It moisturisers well as full of essential oils, smells fabulous and it’s so concentrated you just need a tiny amount to create a good lather. Contains glycerin that keeps skin moistures too.Free of paraben, synthetic fragrances, preservatives and alcohol.10/10 for me, natural product that delivers on its promise.

I am very happy with this, which will be a handwash in the kitchen, where I particularly need something which lathers well after I've been oiling vegetables for roasting, preferring to do this by hand rather than by brush or pourThis didn'rt leave my hands dried out, at allI'd be unlikely to use this as a body wash, partly because the medicinal aromatic which I very much welcome as a handwash isn't what I want in a body wash. Nor would I use this on my face, as, again, I prefer essentially oils which are actively more emollient and gentle, in a facial wash. Skins which are both younger, oilier, and more prone to outbreaks might respond well though.At the time I was offered this, a rather high price point was shown, and the loss of a final star reflects that.

This is a really nice hand wash with a super nice scent. It’s thick and has a really nice affordable price tag.

This is an antibacterial liquid soap product, which also claims to be able to be used as a face and body wash.The product itself is quite thick and while it doesn't smell unpleasant, there is a bit of a medicinal whiff to it, which meant I wasn't keen to try it as a body wash. Plus I have quite sensitive skin on my face so using it as a face wash was not an option. It is, however, a perfectly acceptable hand washFor the price (£9.41 at the time of review), you get 250ml in a pump dispenser. That is quite pricey for what it is and if you were using it for all the advertised purposes, you'd get through it very quickly. I also have to say that I'm not a big fan of pump dispensers, purely because when you get to the end of the bottle, you've got to tip it up to get the last of the soap out, plus they use a lot of plastic, which isn't great for the planet.All in all, although the soap is fine it is expensive for what it is and despite the multi functions it advertises, I can't say that I'd use it for all of them. ON that basis, I wouldn't buy this going forward.

This pump bottle of liquid soap dispenses well, just one pump is enough to get a good lather to wash your hands, however when you turn the pump to unlock it the pump spout is in line with the back label so you have to look at the back of the bottle on the sink, not a issue just one of those slightly annoying things!The soap lathers well and has a lovely lingering smell of lavender on the hands leaving them feeling fresh and clean!Not sure I would use it on my face as it’s stated it’s for since it’s antibacterial.However it’s a nice liquid soap and you can smell the essential oils in it, overall I would recommend it although it’s a bit on the pricey side for me at £9.99 (based on price at time of review)

This seems like quite a natural soap and it smells lovely. The branding seems to suggest it's quite eco-conscious and natural in ingredients. The lavender scent is lovely and I find myself enjoying when it lingers after washing my hands. The packaging seems a little odd - it's advertised in a way where I wasn't sure if it was hand soap or body soap (seems to be marketed as both?) and because the packaging is mostly French with a little bit of English translation, there's not much information either. I can't see the price as it's unavailable on amazon at the moment, but feel that it would be quite expensive judging by it's 'bio' and 'eco' wording. It's a nice soap, but I wouldn't switch my usual soap unless it worked out to be better value.