Dr. Bronner’s all-natural, organic REAL soap

I’m as skeptical as anyone about all natural soaps. Will they really work, will they look a little too weird/gross to use? (It’s happened, trust me). But when I learned about how soap is made and how unique a high quality, delicious soap truly is, I was immediately hooked and facinated by Dr. Bronner’s products.

Dr. Bronners is certified under the USDA National Organic Program and certified Fair Trade. They also use “constructive capitalism” and employees annually receive 15% of salary paid into a retirement/profit-sharing plan, up to 25% of salary as a bonus, and a no-deductible PPO health insurance plan for themselves and their families. Everyone is taken care of.

Dr. Bronners uses a combination of organic extra virgin coconut, olive, jojoba and hemp oils, together with pure essential oils, creates a “unique soap that cleans effectively without being aggressive and produces a velvety-lather that leaves the skin silky-smooth and refreshed.”

 This soap is truly organic, and many soaps that contain “organics” are not in fact, organic. While it might be a little bit more expensive than most soaps, you can feel good knowing that there they are organic, use no petroleum-based products and are use real soap from nature.

 What most people don’t know is that most soaps don’t actually contain any REAL SOAP. This is explained below in a case that showed that a pill that tests for roofies also tests positive for soaps that contain real soap. Many of my favorite soaps apparently are “fake”. Watch below: it’s worth it!