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- Gentle, effective cleanser for face, hands & body! Silky, smooth lather that won't dry skin.
- Scented with pure essential oils, no phony fragrances!
- Made with over 90% organic ingredients and over 70% certified fair trade ingredients, meaning ethical working conditions and fair prices.
- 3x more concentrated than most liquid soaps. Dilute to use for mopping-laundry-pets, clean make-up brushes!
- Vegan and cruelty-free, readily biodegradable – the environmental choice!
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Q: can these be use for adults ?
A: Yes! It’s a great alternative if you want to use something more natural and free of unnecessary chemicals, fragrances, etc. I also use this to wash my cat when we wash her cat box(about once a month) since it’s more natural and fragrant free :)
submitted byHeather - 5 years agoA: Yes, absolutely. This baby version is actually also used by hikers and campers when camping close to bear country (since it's non-toxic and biodegradable and is a lot less naturally scented compared to the other Dr. Bronne'rs soaps like the Tea Tree, Lavender, Almond, etc) - it's actually how we started using it when we bought it at REI. It's also can be used to wash dishes but I prefer the soapy suds version from Dr. Bronner's (however Target doesn't carry that one). I have sensitive skin and seems to do well with all Dr. Bronner's soaps.
submitted bySweet Tooth - 4 years agoA: Yes. This just doesn't have any fragrance which could be irritating to sensitive skin.
submitted byella - 6 years agoA: Hi Helen, yes this all-in-one soap can be used on children, adults, even pets!
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 6 years agoBrand expert
Q: can this be used as shampoo as well?
A: I do use this as my primary shampoo as it's as close to pure as any product can be. Very mild, my hair feels clean without the added perfumes (which I'm allergic to). I use this as my one stop product in the bath. Every other hair wash I do use conditioner.
submitted byTP - 6 years agoA: This is a very mild soap, but I would not use as shampoo because on the bottle it says to keep out of your eyes
submitted byLAR - 6 years agoA: You can use it as a shampoo, but if you're not used to soap as shampoo I recommend following with a citric acid rinse (diluted apple cider vinegar is a good option) to smooth your hair follicle back down or your hair might feel a bit more tangled.
submitted bySarah - 4 years ago
Q: How long does a bottle of this size typically last? Does a little go a long way?
A: I highly recommend getting a foam pump dispenser bottle. It will go a very long way, 2 showers a day, it lasted me 5 months.
submitted byTargetlover - 4 years agoA: As far as how much to use, I'd say it's about the same as any other liquid soap. So if you how long your old soap lasts, compare the size of containers to see how long this one will last. If cost is an issue, I suspect there are other brands of liquid castile soap, probably just as good, and Dr Bronner isn't a bargain brand. I know there are inexpensive castile bar soaps commonly available.
submitted byBond James Bond - 6 years agoA: Hi Mma, we've found that this castile soap will last several months, especially when you dilute the soap, or combine it with water.
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 6 years agoBrand expert
Q: Can I use this as liquid hand soap replacement? And what is the best way to bottle it, diluted in water with a foaming dispenser or straight from the Dr. Bronners bottle to a smaller dispenser?
A: Hi MJ! We do not recommend using a standard pump dispenser, sensor dispenser, or wall dispenser with our Pure-Castile Liquid Soaps as they can easily clog. Instead, we recommend keeping the soap in its original bottle and using just a drop or two for each handwashing. However, our Pure-Castile Liquid Soaps do work well in foaming dispensers! Foaming dispensers “thicken” the soap with water and air. If you decide to use a foaming dispenser, make sure to dilute the soap at a ratio of 1 part soap to 3 parts water. This dilution doesn’t create the issues with clogging that undiluted soap would. Ratio example: 8 oz. bottle = 2 oz. soap (¼ c.) soap and 6 oz. (¾ c.) water; 12 oz. bottle = 3 oz. soap and 9 oz. water. When using a foaming dispenser, we recommend diluting a portion that will be used up within 2 weeks to a month, since we do not add any harsh preservatives in our products that will allow them to last longer than 1 month after being diluted. Using distilled water will be more helpful since hard water can cause natural soap separation.
submitted byDr. Bronner's CS - 2 years agoBrand expertA: Hi MJ! The Dr. Bronner's 18-In-1 Hemp Baby Pure Castile Soap when diluted can be used for body, face, mopping-laundry-pets, and clean make-up brushes! Directions will be in bottle, hope this helps :)
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is this product tear free?
A: No. Its not tear free.
submitted bysandy - 7 years agoA: No, it's soap. Although it is mild, it is not tear free.
submitted byNatalie - 7 years ago
Q: So what exactly are the 18 things in this one soap?
A: Our Pure-Castile Liquid Soaps are castile soaps made from pure organic plant oils without synthetic detergents. This means that they are extremely versatile! Our Pure-Castile Soap is gentle enough to wash your face and body but also effective enough to clean your laundry, dishes, floors, pets, countertops, etc. Dr. Bronner coined the phrase "18-in-1" to express that our one soap can be used in 18 different ways, however, there are actually many more than 18 uses for our Pure-Castile Soaps. Check out our dilution cheat sheet for more information: https://www.drbronner.com/pages/dilutions-cheat-sheet-for-castile-soap
submitted byDr. Bronner's CS - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: can i use this soap to clean my 4 month olds baby bottles
A: Hey Abbie, Great question! The Dr. Bronner's 18- in 1 Pure Castile Liquid Soap is a multi-purpose castile soap that can be used to wash baby bottles, dishes, hands, hair, as well as floors too, which means it is very versatile! For all your future beauty questions, get real-time answers using the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button, found on every product page.
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Can you use this on dogs? My dog has super sensitive skin. Baby Johnson Johnson is the only product that doesn't effect my dog's skin. I would like a better soap. Does anyone have any experience using this on dogs?
A: Great Question Tim! Dr. Bronner's is safe for dogs, however, you should use only a little bit of the soap at first to ensure your dog is not sensitive to it
submitted byTarget Beauty Consulting - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is the palm oil in your products sustainably sourced, rainforest alliance approved?
A: We have gone to great lengths to ensure that our fair trade & organic palm oil is sustainably harvested in a way that does not damage the environment. All of our palm oil comes from small-holder farms in Ghana, where oil palms have been grown for centuries, and where no new deforestation is occurring. We are constantly striving to improve sustainability and we support growers with organic methods for improving palm fruit yields – thus getting more oil out of the same amount of land. In short, we believe that it is not simply what you grow, but how you grow it. You can read more about our palm oil project in Ghana on our All-One blog.
submitted byDr. Bronner's Team - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: What is the recommended dilution ratio of soap-to-water for this product in order to use it in my 8.5 ounce automatic foaming dispenser which would provide rich foam yet not stress the dispenser motor?
A: Whatever your volume is, fill it with one part soap and three of those parts of water. You could use 1 cup soap to 3 cups water (makes 1 qt.), or 1/4 cup soap to 3/4 cup water (makes 1 cup). At this ratio, the soap is thin enough that it will not strain the motor.
submitted byDr. Bronner's Team - 3 years agoBrand expert