Dr Bronner's Peppermint Soap is old school and it's awesome. For a clean, non-toxic- invigorating and naturally tingly bathing experience this stuff is incredible. Use it in the shower or just to wash your hands and face. Whatever. Yep, you can use it for your hair, your clothes, your dishes, your dog. your teeth, your car...you get the idea. All Purpose. All Wonderful

I wake up, shower, dress and I’m out the door in like 10 min. with this stuff.

I especially love the lavender soap. Cheap, organic soap that is gentle to your skin and smells wonderful. I use it for a relaxing bath, just add a few drops to bathwater. I also use it on my newborn and my two toddlers.

The classic. The best. I can't feel truly clean with anything else. I use the peppermint, but tea tree is also fab.

You can really do just about anything with Dr. Bronner's Liquid Soap. I especially love the peppermint scent. The retro bottles look cool and are fun to read. (via debegray)

These liquid castile soaps are fantastic. You can use them as laundry detergent, body wash or shampoo. My parents use the one with lavendar for cleaning the house. They're biodegradable (the soaps, not my parents) and best of all, the price is reasonable.

What's not to love about a product that you can brush your teeth AND wash your dishes with? Plus, Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree Soap's especially great for clearing up skin problems. (via Really Clever Moms)

Dr. Bronner's makes both liquid and bar soap. I use the liquid soap for personal care and home cleaning. The peppermint soap is a great wake-me-up refresher any time of day, but especially in the morning. No time for a shower, or trying to conserve water? Give yourself a peppermint sponge bath--you'll feel clean and refreshed.

The liquid soaps are great for making your own house cleaning products. Combine Dr. Bronner's with baking soda to create a paste perfect for scrubbing tub/tile/sink. Use a tiny smidge with water, vinegar, and essential oils for a great window cleaner. Or just read the bottle label for ideas!

These soaps are made of organic oils and sold in 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottle. Best of all, the outrageous label is always fun to read and read again.