Eco by Naty, Shower Gel, 100% Plant-Derived Ingredients with 0% Perfume, Hypoallergenic and Dermatologically Tested, 200 ml Bottle

This shower gel is pure organic and infused with aloe vera juices. It goes on clear, rinses clean, and leaves no odor. Very interesting to read the manufacturers' post that states since our skin is our largest organ and absorbs what we clean it with, using organic ingredients are especially beneficial in maintaining healthy balance of our skin.Summary:(1) Gently cleanses skin(2) Family organic certified by Concert(3) No parabens. No mineral oils.(4) Ethically sourced. Cruelty free.(5) Hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested

I had no problem getting a great lather with this gel and an ordinary washcloth. The soap cleaned well, and though the scent isn't overpoweringly flowery, I had no issues with it (it does smell a bit like alcohol), and it was completely gone soon after my shower (which I like). The aloe content seems to really help sooth my skin. I work outdoors and need to shower at the end of the day, and the coolness of this gel really is relaxing, and better than 'normal' stuff.There's nothing weird in this gel, and I appreciate the concept of offering something more natural for my skin. It's not the same value proposition as Suave, but if you're looking for a natural and effective way to clean your skin, this is going to do that well.

This shower gel cleans well enough and supposedly has a "pure and organic" ingredients list. However, it is quite expensive and I do not care for the smell at all. Imagine if you will, the antiseptic they might use to sanitize the OR after surgery or scrub down a kitchen after an e-coli outbreak and that's what this stuff smells like to me. I would not purchase this again and don't recommend it. There are a multitude of better options on the market to choose from.

Like the review says, “eh.” It’s a perfectly fine shower gel. I have to admit that I don’t like the “unscented” smell. I’m quite smell sensitive and often there’s a strange chemical-like odor in unscented products - this is no exception. And it’s also rather pricey for the smallish bottle. So, I can’t really recommend it. I’d go for something like the ol’ Dr. Bronner’s. . .an oldie but goodie.

I love products I can feel good about using. This product obviously works hard to be as natural as it can possibly be and I looked it up to verify that it is also cruelty free. It comes in a rather small bottle - 6.7 ounces which is a little off in the product to packaging ratio, and I would love to see that improved. Currently the pricing at Amazon is a little off but ECO sells this bottle direct for about $7 a 6.7 ounce bottle which is on the pricey end for a bath wash. You get a lot of thought and consideration for your skin and the environment for this price, but that is still pretty pricey.The soap itself lathers well and has a somewhat complicated scent to my nose. It is floral but not super girly so a man could get away with it. It lathers a bit but not effusely. If it came in 20 ounce bottles at the same price, I could see using it as my go to bath wash.