So I got my bronners in the mail today, I got a bottle of liquid peppermint shampoo, and a bar of tea tree, and a bar of almond. So I washed my hair with the bar of tea tree and peppermint. It felt sooo damn good. It was the first time I washed my hair with real shampoo in months. I mean I washed it every 2 to 3 days, with just hot water. I already love this stuff, My hair is definitely going to lock alot faster now that I my bronners. Thought I would share :]
Bronners is by far the best lathering soap I have ever used. I love the stuff. The liquid I like because it takes so little to wash my hair. I dilute it more than 20 to 1 still get great results. I got minimum 7 days between washes and my hair still feels clean. Bronners does a good job of not totally stripping all the oils while removing all the dirt. My only complaint about bronners is they don't have a patchouli oil in any of their soap. That's the reason I really don't use their bar soap anymore because I like had to get something with patchouli for my daily aromatherapy.
Yes, I LOVE the way it lathers. A little goes a long way with this stuff, and its sooo cheap. When I bought it, I realized I live about 25 to 30 miles from the place, I might as well take a trip up there from now on rather than waiting 3 days, and paying shipping.
I would say it's cheap though. I paid 12 dollars for a big bottle. Yes, it lasts a looong time but it's more than I ever paid for shitty commercial shampoos. And I pay 3 or 4 dollars for a bar of soap where if you buy the shitty commercial bar soap made from animal products at the store you can get what like pack of 4 for 5 dollars. Granted you get what you pay for, and I buy it without question, but it's not cheap soap by any means.
well a 12 dollor bottle of liquid when diluted is about ..hmm 8 or 10 gallons of cleanning power able to be used for virtaly all clkeanning purposes, replacing soap shampoo dish soap laundry soap floor cleaninf products toothpaste..u can wash yioyr car with it ..basicly if u ad up all the products a 12 dollar bottle can replace im giessing the values over 50 then theres the price of a clean environment dr bronners being the most ecofreindly soap there is the savings to the environment cant be calculated cheap hell yes its cheap
Your totally right. That's why I love it and buy it. But the upfront cost of $12 is a lot for a bottle of soap. But like you said, when it gets down to it, the cost works itself out in the end. I think Bronners goes further than baking soda. I think I heard you say that it was cheaper to use Bronners over soda.
Another great thing about the tea tree bar soap I got is it really reminded me of my grandpa that passed away when I was 13. He always had this certain smell to him, and I didn't know it was tea tree, because this is my first time buying the stuff. It is interesting how powerful the sense of smell really is. It was a smell I have not encountered for quite some years, yet it instantly brought me back to when I was 13
I found a local health food shop that sells it here. I bought my first bottle today and can't wait to use it, I bought the unscented/baby one.
