Do you think all of those scents will be over loading? Each one does their purpose BUT all at once ????? Just asking!

You can buy it at drbronner.com :)

Hi there Lauren! If you find that the Pure-Castile Soaps are too drying for your skin, we highly recommend using our Organic Sugar Soaps or Organic Shaving Soaps, as these are our most moisturizing lines: bit.ly/drbsdryskin ~Andre’

You sure can Carrie! Search for “Dog Washing with Dr. Bronner’s Soap” at LisaBronner.com :)

You can buy it at drbronner.com. :) ~Andre’

You can Gypsy! Search for “Dog Washing with Dr. Bronner’s Soap” at LisaBronner.com :)

Hey Cindy, this may help! https://www.instagram.com/p/Cwkxx9YxUPx/ :) ~Andre’

Do you have hard water? What is your grains of hardness?

I would not. Animals are far more sensitive and need natural ph balanced products made for them. Do your research. Asking strangers? Just my experience. Perhaps dogs naturally magazine.

Soap was made by pioneers by mixing fat from their animals with ashes from the fire. The soap was pretty strong stuff, but that’s how it was done way back when in this country.

I worked with soap, so I’m comfortable with the natural soap, and not comfortable with the stuff that’s mass produced, for a number of reasons.

EDTA is added in a number of personal care products because most people have hard water. EDTA binds to the calcium and magnesium, allowing the soap to bubble more. People generally associate soap cleaning with bubbles. I used to work with shampoo and hand soap formulations, so I’m familiar with EDTA. It’s also used to detox lead, if you’ve had lead poisoning, which my husband had.

I use a Cleanser I found from IT Works which is much more affordable then Young Living. I can’t do Dr. B on my skin but I do use it for other things.

You can inbox him that one and clear it up. When you tell someone that they have lost all credibility as a professional you also need to question your own personal credibility with reference to integrity

They said Aleppo was all natural chemical free which is what castile soap was inspired by. Re read.

I do recommend watching some youtube videos on the process for making soap, for the safety factor and simply to have the best results.

No it will kill your plants. It is plant based but once it goes through soponification it chemically changes the oils and they plants do not like it.

The reason your sink is so dry is because Dr Bronners uses mostly coconut oil in their recipe. When coconut oil goes through the soponification (turns into soap) it no longer is hydrating- it becomes a cleaning agent. If you choose a castile soap that is made from exclusively or at least 90 percent olive oil it will be much more hydrating.

Yes. Try MamaSuds Liquid Castile Soap. It is pure castile soap, no other oils involved and it is affordable.

However, as I was reading your post I noticed that you recommend mixing vinegar with castile soap. I had previously read elsewhere that castile soap and vinegar should not be mixed because it loved the pH when combined and you need an acidic product to clean. What are your thoughts?

Sounds good but what is the morrocco method?

Yes, white vinegar will help for the residues and if you put some in your last rinse of laundry, it rinses out chemicals. My mother used it all the time for her laundry and they came out soft, with no vinegar smell.