Dr. Bronner's 100% natural multifunctional soap made with natural essential oils. It has a traditional, elegant and romantic scent. Dr. Bronner's liquid soaps are multipurpose. Discover all their uses in tips. Available in 4 sizes and 8 different scents. Do not apply on eyes. We recommend choosing Baby Mild for sensitive skin. All Dr. Bronner's liquid soaps can be used for body hygiene as well as for household and laundry cleaning. Gently scented with peppermint oil. 945ml.
All Dr. Bronner 's soaps are organic and certified under the USDA National Organic Program. They are also Fair Trade Certified and have 100% recycled and recyclable packaging.
Tips for use:
Body:
Avoid direct contact with eyes. Contains pure essential oils and may cause eye damage and/or discomfort.
- Body: add a hazelnut-sized amount of gel and massage into the body. Rinse afterwards.
- Hair: Pour a little soap into your hands and then massage into wet hair. Finally, rinse.
- Relaxing bath: the amount depends on the water you use, but it is roughly equivalent to two small spoons. It does not foam but is 100% effective.
- Shaving: 10 drops for the face, 3 for the armpits and half a coffee spoon for the legs. Emulsify the gel with a drop of water in your hands and then apply it to the desired area.
- Teeth: 1 drop on the toothbrush.
- Foot bath: half a small spoon in a tub of hot water.
- Nasal congestion: Pour a small spoonful of gel into a bowl of hot water. Breathe in the steam that comes out of the bowl (remember to put a towel over your head).
Domestic uses:
- Dishwashing (by hand): quantity 1:10.
- Laundry: 1/3 or ½ depending on the load in your washing machine. These recommendations are for a normal load. Add ½ teaspoon of vinegar to the rinse cycle.
- Scrubbing: dilute ½ teaspoon of soap for every 11L of hot water.
- General cleaning (multi-purpose spray): ¼ teaspoon in 1L of water in a spray bottle. Add ¼ teaspoon of Tea Tree essential oil if desired.
- Windows: Pour 1 teaspoon of liquid soap into 1L of water in a spray bottle. Add water.
- Baths: Dilute soap and water 1:4 in a spray bottle. Add ¼ teaspoon of Tea Tree essential oil.
Other uses:
- Rinsing fruits and vegetables: dilute ¼ teaspoon of gel in a bowl of water. Add the fruit or vegetable and then rinse with clean water.
- Pets: You can use this liquid soap to wash them. The amount depends on the size and coat of your pet.
- "Anti"-insects (for plants): 1 teaspoon in 1L of water. Add ½ teaspoon of Cayenne pepper or Cinnamon if desired.
- Ant repellent (do not apply to plants): ¼ teaspoon of gel and tea tree essential oil in 1L of water (do not apply to plants as this concentration could burn them).
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