Amish Farms Soap Bar with All Natural Bentonite Clay | Made in USA, Vegan Moisturizing for Sensitive Skin | Women & Mens Face & Body Bath Soap for Shower | Clean Scent | 5 Ounce Each (5 Bars)

Best Soap on Amazon!!!
Best Handmade Soap on Amazon, have all my friends and family using this soap also!Great on all skin types, smell is awesome! Price was Great when on Sale, leaves skin feeling soft and clean! Will buy over & over!

I love this soap- BUT…. Maybe I’m crazy???
I bought this soap and also a pack of Dove Restoring bar soaps- just trying to find something better and experiment. I was more excited about this Amish soap, and each family member has a different bar. It really DOES leave my skin so soft and is really good for using on my face- my rosacea really chilled out a lot and it leaves skin super clean but not that kind of squeaky clean that makes you wonder if you just stripped every bit of oil and moisture from your skin. The smell is nice, I don’t really notice it after drying off but the benefits way outweigh that negative for me.THIS IS THE WEIRD PART, hear me out.I had never smelled anything like this soap before. It is a very distinct smell, and on opening the bag, I thought all the soaps smelled the same and were just different colors. This evening, I got a wild hair and decided to try out one of the Dove Restoring bars. IMMEDIATELY when I opened the package, I was SHOOK TO DEATH that it smelled EXACTLY like the Amish bar I had been using! When I got in the shower, I compared the two- and it was the exact same scent. Then I smelled the bars I had given to the rest of my family and noticed they all smelled different after having been used a few times. Noticeably all different scents.I came back on here to see if anybody else had noticed something similar. One review says one of the Amish bars smelled like a knockoff Ivory soap bar.Yall, idk that it’s really worth the tin foil hat, but I would be willing to bet that they are melting down regular store-bought soap bars and adding bentonite clay and maybe one or two other things and then reselling. I even checked the ingredients between the two bars and they are ridiculously similar. The only major difference between the Dove and the Amish bars is the Amish bar lathers much better, does not seem to strip every bit of moisture and dry out my skin, and truly does do better on my face. I’m just curious if anybody else has noticed anything like this.Bottom line, however they go about making this soap, I do freaking like it and will end up buying it again. Idk what I’m gonna do if I end up with a dang rock or some metal or plastic in it like other reviews have showed….. probably cry. But now I want to know how the heck they are making it so I can try it on my own and save some dang money- ESPECIALLY if they are melting down cheaper bar soaps and adding a thing or two and reselling for twice the price. That’s my theory, take it or leave it. Still gonna buy more because I love it. : /

Great soap! Pleasantly surprised!
I decided to try this soap out as it seemed reasonably priced and “simple” for lack of a better term. It smells nice yet not overpowering and it suds up pretty well. Also – the bars comfortably fit in your hand.  You all know what I mean…you get some of these more expensive soaps and it’s a big block that can be hard to manipulate until you get it worn down. This bar is a good size but also shaped to fit the curves of your hand. My only gripe is when you’re about 60%-70% through the bar it starts to crumble apart. You have to squeeze it together into a ball. So be ready for that.

It Really is a “Do Everything” Soap
I’m 64, so I’ve used pretty much everything in the shower, at one time or another. I came on Amazon looking for a honeysuckle soap that I bought from an Amish store in Ohio, when I ran across this soap. I saw reviews stating that you could wash your hair with this soap. I was skeptical, but I bought it.First of all, the bars are huge. I have medium sized women’s hands and I could barely hang onto the soap. My husband is a big guy with huge hands and he committed on the large bar size.I had yet to find a soap with which I could wash my hair. My fine straight hair always looked greasy with any kind of soap. I tried the Amish soap it, hoping for the best.The first thing I noticed is that it lathers extremely well, but it rinses easily and thoroughly. The scent is very light. It leaves my hair smelling clean with just a delicate scent that works well for women and men. It doesn’t leave any residue on the skin or in the hair. It doesn’t dry the skin. My hair came out beautifully clean and shiny. For the first time, I can wait 3 days between hair washings. With my fine straight hair, I’ve always had to wash daily, otherwise it looks greasy.My husband has eczema on his head. I had him try this soap to wash his hair. For the first time, his head doesn’t itch. He said his skin doesn’t feel dry.We’re still using the first bar for 2 months now, and it’s still huge. It’s a very long lasting soap; it doesn’t take much to make a rich lather.

My whole family loves this soap. It’s very moisturizing and gentle on sensitive eczema-prone skin but also really nice on oily skin. It’s goatsmilk with a light scent that is strong out of the bag and fades once you begin using the bar so if your entire house smells like wildflowers and soap for 1/2 a day don’t be alarmed. The bars are big and last a long time in a soap dish rack-allow the bar to dry and extend it’s life. The bag is a great value and the soap is very high quality.

As a self confessed soap connoisseur, I try a lot of soap. This is my new favorite. It lathers well, its creamy but rinses clean, it has a light fragrance that smells great and it has a good and simple ingredient profile. It also has staying power, and doesn’t just melt away after a few uses. The only thing that could make it better would be if the manufacturer would also offer their traditional tallow based recipe. Either way, I will be buying this again.