Defense Soap Original Tea Tree Bar Soap
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About Defense Soap Original Tea Tree Bar Soap
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
95% appreciated its effective cleansing
The soap produces a satisfying foam and washes off easily without leaving any residue.
The soap cleans well without drying out my skin and I find the scent pleasant.
The soap cleans well without drying out my skin and has a pleasant scent.
88% loved the pleasant fragrance
I compared the soap's fragrance to mild lye soap and it reminded me of my childhood summers at my grandmother's house.
The soap has a refreshing scent of tea tree oil which is quite strong initially but mellows down leaving a subtle, clean fragrance that is not overpowering.
The soap has a clean and simple smell of light Tea-tree, not like some other soaps that smell like a perfume factory.
This soap does not contain any harsh chemicals or fragrances like most soaps do. Instead, it uses Tea Tree Oil, Eucalyptus, Sodium Chloride and does not have petrochemical compounds, triclosan, sodium lauryl sulfate, perfumes or alcohol.
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83% praised the rich, creamy lather
The lather quality of this soap is just right, providing a satisfying foam that washes off easily without leaving any residue.
I find that the lather of this soap is just right, providing a satisfying foam that washes off easily without leaving any residue.
It's been a long time since I've used a bar soap that lathers great in the shower.
86% praised for its moisturizing properties
While using Defense soap, I discovered that my skin was being moisturized and my dry and itchy legs in the wintertime went away too.
This soap doesn't dry out my skin like some others. The tea tree oil balances things out, leaving my skin clean but not dry.
83% found it gentle on sensitive skin
This soap helps me get rid of and defend against skin irritations.
