★★★★★ 5
A miracle for those with eczema.
Scent: Oatmeal & Honey
I recently bought the Goat's milk soap with oatmeal and honey. Let me just say that I LOVE this soap. For YEARS I have been trying all kinds of naturally derived soaps in search of a keeper, and I finally found it. A big thank you to The Soap Haven. I have been dealing with dishydrotic eczema on my hands and fingers for about five years now, and finding products that don't trigger outbreaks can be like playing with fire. I have found soaps that do just that, and I have find soaps that are mild enough not to do that, but I have never before used a soap that actually soothes my skin. This soap does that,it SOOTHES. Every time I use this soap, my eczema is almost healed and I am not exaggerating. I have had awful break outs, and after a few minutes of lathering with this soap, the itching goes away entirely, the redness subsides, swelling goes down and it has consistently been this way. Also, this soap leaves my skin feeling clean and comfortable -
Not oily, not dry or tight, just really comfortable. Anyways, I am just so impressed and thankful, this soap is miraculous. Please don't discontinue or change this formula. You have a customer for life. Oh, and another plus, I live in Oregon, so I am proud to be giving my business to a business like this one.
P.S. I read a lot of reviews that gave one star for the smell, or said it's not unscented, well it is fragrance free, the only thing that you can smell is the combination of honey, goatsmilk, and oats-and that is good! It is evidence that this is all natural soap with the ingredients it claims to have with no fragrance added for appeal. Now, in my opinion, this comes with the territory, if you want something that smells like a perfumery, then go with the synthetic stuff, but if you want all-natural, free of essential oils and parfum, then embrace the less popular smells of nature.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021
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