Products Plastic Hand Wash Soap 200ml

I like to but cruelty free products and this dish soap bar is that and has eco friendly packaging with no plastic. This soap has a nice lemon scent and it lathers and cleans very well. It’s a little pricey but lasts a long time and is the best eco friendly and cruelty free option that I have tried - so it’s with the price.

This soap is great. I have very sensitive skin, and my hands handle this just fine. It cleans great and suds good.

So far I’m getting used to transitioning from liquid to solid bar. It takes longer to get enough soap into my sponge (I don’t use a brush) It seems to be effective with grease. Not sure yet how long it lasts compared to liquid. It seems to take a lot less amount to get some good bubbles going though. One sustainable way of living without single use plastic. Less carbon footprint.

I like this soap, but not for the dishes. I originally bought it hoping for a more natural dish soap bar. Based on reviews and research, it seemed like a great fit. At first, I did use it for the dishes, but unfortunately, I wasn’t impressed, it left my dishes feeling a bit greasy. I noticed that if I washed a plate and didn’t rinse it immediately, the soap residue made the surface feel slick once it dried. Because of that, I stopped using it for dishes. However, I’ve started using it as a hand soap in the kitchen, and for that, it’s fantastic! It leaves my hands feeling clean and not dried out. I actually love it for that purpose and would probably buy it again, just not for dishwashing.

I really like the product and compostable packaging a lot. The soap suds up well and I like the light lemony scent. The only negative I have found is that sometimes I have to rinse the dishes a second time to remove a slight, milky soap film. We have very hard water with high calcium and iron levels, due to our water softener being out of commission. I suspect that when we get the softener replaced, that the soap film problem will be resolved. I will continue purchasing this soap until I can determine that softer water doesn't solve the problem.