Dr. Bronner's Baby Unscented Pure-Castile Liquid Soap — 32 oz Twin Pack

Customer reviews

1. M Mackenzie 5/5

   Handles everything for baby care

   I rely on this for all baby tasks — bathing my children and cleaning bottles, pacifiers and toys. I also use the unscented bar for myself. It leaves no residue, is truly fragrance‑free, and helped stop eczema flares I had with other brands. I use a lot of it so I wish it cost less, but the ingredients feel worth it.

2. A Alexander 5/5

   No irritation — doubles as shampoo and bodywash

   My skin reacts badly to perfumes and harsh detergents, but this causes essentially no irritation. I use it as both bodywash and shampoo. It’s affordable and concentrated, so the big jug should last a very long time. I’m relieved to shower without breaking out.

3. A ali sedkey 5/5

   Sensitive adult skin friendly; large bottle lasts

   I wanted a genuinely mild body soap and this delivers even for adults. It works for regular showers and exfoliating, with no strong scent. The 32 oz size is great because you dilute it — a little goes a long way — and it removes oils to leave skin feeling fresh.

4. V Victoria Olekanma 5/5

   Powerful clean but takes learning to use

   This soap removes dead skin and helped with body acne; it lathers a lot if you work up the suds. The scent fades quickly, which I like. It rinses clean with no slippery residue, though some people may find it drying without proper dilution.

5. K Katherine Blakely 5/5

   A medicine‑cabinet staple

   Handy product to keep on hand for a variety of needs. I like having it available when required.

6. S Simply Tested Reviews 5/5

   Perfect natural base for homemade shampoo

   I use this unscented castile liquid as the foundation for my DIY shampoo, adding jojoba and a touch of lemon oil, then finishing with an apple cider vinegar rinse. It cleans well without harsh chemicals and, because it’s so concentrated, the 32 oz bottle really lasts. Great natural, unscented base.

7. N Nicole K 5/5

   Worked well as a mild aphid spray

   I mixed it with water to treat aphids on a hibiscus, using about a quarter to a half teaspoon per quart. The first application made a noticeable difference and a second treatment cleared most pests, letting me plant the hibiscus out of quarantine. A good, gentle first step for soft‑bodied insects.

8. A Amy Carpenter 4/5

   Very concentrated and gentle if diluted

   After a couple weeks I see why people praise it. It’s gentle on sensitive skin and truly unscented. Extremely concentrated — only a tiny amount is needed and it foams when mixed. I use it for hands, body and brush cleaning. Note: full‑strength is too strong and can feel drying.

9. " "nuttyginger" 5/5

   Multipurpose cleaner that saves money

   I use it mainly as a household cleaner — it cuts grease and kitchen grime and does well on floors, though I dialed in the dilution for wood to avoid residue. Gentle enough for walls and long‑lasting; the bottle stretches a long time and works great around pets and messy weather.

10. B BLACK JACK 5/5

    Every family member keeps one bottle

    I avoided the 1L because of notes about aroma changes and chose this size instead. It’s a convenient, season‑lasting volume with almost no scent. Natural enough for face and body use — my daughter’s back acne improved and her nose pores looked better after a few days. Each family member now keeps a bottle.

11. W W 5/5

    Practical notes on using it as shampoo and cleaner

    I use this for shampoo, body, face, baths and household cleaning — even dishes. Peppermint is my favorite for baths and hair because it tingles; tea tree works well for cleaning. For surfaces I apply a little to a damp cloth; for hair I dilute, and I didn’t find it overly drying when used this way.