Kirk's Original Coco Castile Soap 4 Ounces (12 Pack)

This is the best soap that I have ever used. I had purchased it after trying it and couldn't believe how well it cleaned and how great my skin felt after. I'm sixty four years old and tried many soaps over the years. This is the best! I highly recommend you trying this for yourself.

Love this soap. Finding a great, foamy, inexpensive, healthy soap is hard. I've been making a point the past year or so to change all of our beauty products to healthier, phthalate free ones by shopping at places like thrivemarket.com, but it is hard to find a bar soap that works well and is (way) less than $4 a bar. This is the one! It actually lathers, really has no/neutral smell and is great for my family's sensitive skin. The one and only negative is that one bar does not seem to last as long as traditional bar soaps. It is by no means disappearing within a day or anything, but I would say its lifespan is a day or 2 shorter than something like Dial. That said, I think it's great and will continue to buy it!

The original coco soap that I've been using for some 20+ years. The smell is great and it feels really good on your skin. Lot's of lather that washes off clean. A good deal for this soap, and they make one that has no scent that I use when hunting.

I adore this soap, and am glad I've bought a full 12-pack of it here. I do miss the old Art Deco label and hexagonal bar shape that Kirk's used to have, but no matter-- it's the same soap within it always was. I like the firm hard whiteness of the soap-- it will never ever turn to goo if left sitting on a shower shelf or soapdish-- and the fact that it is VERY low odor... as in: whatever "cosmetic" perfuming it has is extremely subtle, subtler than IVORY even, and won't compete with my cologne, or give me an ersatz floral scent. Texans especially have been loving Kirk's for decades, because our water here tends to be very hard (with a good deal of natural calcium/limestone and iron), and Kirk's is famous for lathering up BIG in hard water... I love that. (By contrast, a soap like CARESS or DOVE hardly gives any lather at all here). I cannot say that Kirk's is best for sensitive or dry skin, because no soap I know exerts a pleasant drying quality better than this one. In other words, it's not harsh by any means, but your skin gets REALLY squeaky-clean, with absolutely no goo or emollients or oils or fragrance left on your skin AT ALL. None! Me, I prize that drying, oil-free finish that it bestows, but it mightn't be appropriate for those who really do rely on their soap to give them a moisturizing emollient left behind after a rinse. I adore Kirk's!

Honestly, I’m not sure if this is the one that I see on EWG that has a rating of 1 – i.e., no added chemicals or junk – but it seems to be working well for me. My son, however, found it painfully drying on his hands so I’m not purchasing it again. The point was to help Him with contact dermatitis and sensitive skin. Amazon also sends whatever it wants, it seems. My bars say, “Fresh scent” rather than “Original” or fragrance free.