Castile soap is better for the environment and better for your skin. I use it mainly as a body wash in the shower, but it has so many other uses: hand soap, washing clothes, washing pets, baby soap, cleaning countertops, dish soap, etc..
I recommend diluting it 4:1 (soap:water) as a body wash, or even using it full strength. Definitely dilute it quite a bit for use on baby, as it can cause stinging on sensitive areas of the body at full strength. For general purpose cleaning, full strength or 4:1 would be good. Distilled water works best to dilute it as tap water has minerals, chlorine, or other things dissolved in it that can foul the soap. Diluting it allows a bottle to last a long time, making this soap a great value.
The soap has a nice subtle, clean, earthy smell to it. I've even added fragrance oils or essential oils to it to make my own scented body washes or hand soap.
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Overall this is a 5-star product. It works well, provides great value when diluted with distilled water (recommended), has wholesome ingredients, and is far better for the environment than the mainstream soaps.
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