Yoken Pure Castile Soap Liquid Unscented 67 fl oz Castile Liquid Soap Made With Organic Oil, Clean & Gentle, No Palm Oil,Vegan, Natural Castile Soap for Face Body Wash, Hand Soap, Dishes Multi-purposeEWG Verified

I LOVE THIS! I use it as a CARPET CLEANER in my shampooer, I used this as a DOG SHAMPOO..... PLUS this lather helps RELEASE FLEAS FROM DOG FUR (because the later makes it to where they cant hang onto the fur they slip off) so it was easy to use my dog brush with this lather/water mix. i didn't follow the instructions but i just placed a line of soap down my dogs spine and its worked amazing!! i also used this to CLEAN MY FRUITS/VEGGIES and that worked too. I've shampooed my carpet twice and its amazingly soft and smells clean/neutral, these ingredients are safe for my family and I'm aware of what i bring in my home these days so I'm so satisfied with this product! plus, not to bag on other products, I'm not a fan of the popular dr. Bronner's castile soap for the fact that their founder has different spiritual beliefs and he posts it on the labels of his soap, i appreciate that its not hidden but i will avoid it, as I am aware of witchcraft stuff and don't participate in that. not to make this a religious thing, I'm just aware of what i bring in my home and this YOKEN castile soap is clean, simple and works amazing! I'll be ordering more so i always have a reserve, I'm wondering if its strong enough to take out deep stains from clothes, haven't tried it yet, but i love experimenting. A LITTLE BIT GOES ALONG WAY TOO. bottles are big, lasts long time, I've done 5 dog baths, cleaned my fruits and veggies, shampooed my bedroom 2 times and I've only used like 1/4 of the bottle because of how concentrated it is. the lather/foam is amazing. its doesn't dry my hands out either so the moisture level is good.

Hope you enjoyed my title rhyme. It has been delightful getting to know Yoken Pure Castile Soap, especially considering the path I had to take to get here. Please bear with my Sunday Times human interest article length.Many moons ago (I have indigenous blood from two tribes, so do not harass me about cultural appropriation), I began my foaming-soap-making odyssey beginning with zero knowledge and, over the years, honed my craft so that I now make for my family and extended family four regular seasonal varieties and special one-offs. The journey has necessitated that I switch from my original brand to another, then another, and finally to this brand, all to seek better economics while maintaining or improving quality.As I made the four-stage journey, I transitioned from the decent brand I started with (Brand #1) to one (Brand #2) that was "cleaner" (in color and scent) while being more economical because it was favorably priced by the gallon. During the second stage, after computing costs, I began wondering whether I should consider productionizing and selling the soaps, if only to cover the costs of soap just for my family. But I could not find a way to make it pay unless I could rapidly hit thousands of units or more, which would also have required industrial manufacturing processes I don't have time to figure out. So, I plugged along merrily as the family foaming soap provider.Then COVID hit.Results -- by which I mean for foaming soap creation -- were delayed but consequential. Over time, the shipments of that Brand #2 soap became more bitter and rancid smelling but I stuck with the brand and vendor, reckoning that all would sort itself out. Before that happened, a price-gouging switcheroo manifested. On Amazon, I will sometimes look up my past order and click "Buy Again" to quickly buy another of the same product. This time it seemed unavailable so I clicked the product link and saw the product for near the same price, and it looked the same. Fortunately, just before completing the purchase I realized that the product was a 64-oz size (it just was made to look like the gallon size) yet the price was nearly the same. Per ounce, the price had nearly doubled! Clever ploy by Brand #2 to cover up their price gouging, eh?This led me after an arduous search to find Brand #3 which appeared to be a good combination of value and quality with the price point near where I used to buy Brand #2. I was not disappointed. The castile soap had very nice qualities, was fairly clean looking and smelling, took fragrant oils and colors reasonably well, held the mix well, rinsed well, many of the qualities one desires in the most important base for a foaming soap mix. I was ready to make this my permanent brand until... they raised the price 30% before I could even make my second purchase.At this point, as a regular guy with other responsibilities, I yielded to disgusted annoyance and abandoned that soap but had to make an unexpected emergency search for a replacement since my inventory levels were running low. Revisiting my previous scan for quality with value, I was about to throw up my hands and walk away from foaming soap alchemy when, quite by accident, I stumbled upon Yoken Pure Castile Soap. I had not seen it before and it was not in my prior scan, it just happened to show up on a related page. The pricing was perfect for my budget, reviews seemed in line; so I pounced! The outcome? Let me quote from my review update on the other product:"Thank you, [Brand #3]! I did enjoy your soap that one time but by up-pricing to force me out you enabled me to discover Yoken castile soap which costs 2/3 of yours but... has a feel just as good as yours; cleans as well as yours; is, like yours, not bitter or rancid; takes essential oils and colors actually better it seems; and is concentrated enough that I actually had to slightly dilute my recipes with the side effect that they will last longer than yours."So, there you have it. Yoken supplies a quality experience foaming soap makers can rely on, with a wide range of positive characteristics from mixability, to freshness, to transparency, to viscosity, to operational performance. AS LONG AS YOKEN IS SMART ENOUGH TO NOT JACK THEIR PRICES, they will likely have me as a permanent customer. Maybe that is the best endorsement, eh?(Note: I gain no benefit in any way, shape, manner, faction, or form consequent to sales / increases / decreases of any castile soap product. I'm just a regular guy ticked off at having to waste time finding yet another product.)

I was using Dr. Bronner's for a long time, but found it to be extremely drying and harsh on the skin (especially my hands). I was looking for an alternative when I stumbled upon this brand, and it's SO. MUCH. BETTER. It does not dry out my hands at all, and I love the "soft" feeling formula. Also, no unsustainable palm oil!

Affordable, great for making your own household cleaner products, bath soaps, hand soaps, etc. A little goes a long way. For the price? I recommend. No oiliness, easy to use, unscented smell, clean ingredients, and feels nice on skin.

And doesn't dry my skin like Dr. B.In fact, it leaves kind of a "soft" feel....feels a bit oily while washing with it?....tho understandable with the ingredients...and does seem to rinse clean from dishes. That's why I gave it a 4/5, some people may not like that feeling, tho it really deserves a 5. If I have to choose between Dr. B's dry feeling & this, I'll choose this--my hands feel much better overall, and everything gets clean w/minimal product. I dilute it in a dispenser, then end up adding more water along the way even.So while I hated to give up Dr. B because Costco quit selling it and I don't want to pay more for it than I have been (sorry, Dr. B), I'm very happy w/this product and will order again when that time finally comes!

I purchased this brand not really knowing what it was going to be like. I usually purchase the well-known brand of Castile Soap, but found this one to be a bit more reasonably priced. I took a leap of faith and I am happy I did.First, I make my own handwashing soap using my top-quality essential oils. For an 8 oz bottle, I used about 3.5 oz of castile soap, 1 oz of vegetable glycerin, 40 drops of my oils, and then topped it off with filtered water. I shook it up well and this brand of Castile soap worked just as good if not better than the well-known brand.The foam consistency was great and creamy without leaving a soapy residue or drying out my skin (the vegetable glycerin helps with this as well). It did not clog up my dispenser, which I am extremely pleased about. There is NO unpleasant smell or odor with this brand. I think I found my new brand of Castile Soap for the future!Great job at providing a great product at a price-point anyone can appreciate.