Inspiring, balancing & revitalizing. One whiff and you'll see what we mean. Many fabulous uses such as: bathing, doing the dishes, while camping, household cleaning, as a dog shampoo and for stain removal.
Directions: Apply directly in hand or wash cloth for bathing. Add 1 cup for washing clothes in machine. Use with hot water for dishes or cleaning home surfaces. This product may become cloudy at temperatures less than 75 degrees. Place in warm water to clarify.
Received an opened bottle. Sent an email about it but did not receive a reply.
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Karina MacGregor
Good product
I’m happy with it, it does a good job on the floors without the nasty smell of the chemicals of other brands. I recommend it.
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Greg Poor
Disappointing
I have looked a long time for a soap that smells like sage or evergreen. I thought/hoped I had found one. Not so. Does not smell like fir or sage. Doesn’t smell good at all. Very disappointing. I bought a gallon to try to reduce plastic waste🤣. Hopefully I can sell it at a yard sale.
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Chloe
Refreshing
This smells so good. To me it's a masculine scent, but I just use it around the house and for hand soap. Really like the creamy lather it makes for my hands. It's a great product, like all of Oregon Soap products.
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O’Ryan
Excelllent soapy soap!
This is my first time buying and I chose clary sage and fir and this is so wonderful the scent is mild yet purposeful. I have shared this with the entire family and we all agree Tis the best!
Wholly Olfactory Senses!
From the smell all the way down to the lather, Your soap is amazing! Customer service is wonderful also! Can’t wait to order again!
I first found this soap as a white labeled product at a local shop, when they stopped selling it, I was heartbroken. Luckily I was able to do some digging and found it here just before my original stockpile was depleted.
This is such a beautiful scent, it is a light, fresh and long lasting (though not overpowering or intense) patchouli that is true to the plant. It bears no resemblance to the dank, heavy patchouli that one most often encounters in the back of a Volkswagen van.
