Antifungal Body Wash & Soap, Antibacterial, Tinea Versicolor, Tea Tree Body Wash, Back Acne, Folliculitis, For Jock Itch, Athletes Foot, Body Odor, Ringworm

Initially, I was skeptical of this product because I could not tell exactly what was in it, and being fiercely allergic to olive oil (which manages to get into most things deemed good for you), I wrote to the manufacturer to clarify. No olive oil, thank heavens! They responded promptly and kindly, and if you're wondering, here's what's inside: Purified Water, Artemisia Argyi H.Iv. & Vaniot, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Tea Tree Oil, Shea Butter, Decyl Glucoside, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Glycerin, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, PEG-150 Distearate, Phenoxyethanol, Polysorbate 20, Potassium Sorbate, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract, Citric Acid, Amino. Being an avid gardener, I recognize quite a few of the plants used and am especially impressed to find wormwood (I'm a big fan of sagebrush, also Artemisia) and willow in here. The scarier-sounding ingredients all check out as safe, pretty boilerplate stuff in personal care products. First purchase was back in March, and I've been using this soap ever since. The scent is a little medicinal (think tar soap or selsun blue) but the suds are nevertheless delightful to bathe in. You get the lovely tingle of, say, a castile soap without the saponified olive oil or the harsh drying that can happen with those and commercial big-name soaps, all of which, for the most part, I loathe. This soap rinses clean as well, with no residue or flakiness. When I step out of the shower after using this soap, I feel not just clean but somehow purified, like I've been Forest-bathing. Whatever scent I decide to put on afterwards has nothing residual to contend with, so I'm fine with the scent of it. I've even used it as a shampoo, to good effect. So, yeah, I'm sold on it, even put others with skin complaints onto it. Definitely worth a try. Update: For some reason, perhaps the inundation of advertising, I returned to big name soaps, pulled by promises of moisturizing, healing, gentleness...after all, this one tauts honey, that one tauts aloe. Good for you skin, right? Any healing that my skin had accomplished was destroyed after a week of using commercial, big name brands. My skin was stripped, raw, cracked, and maddeningly itchy. It reminded me of the cradle cap my baby would get any time I strayed from a lesser, albeit more expensive brand. I'd switch back to the boutique stuff and the scalp would heal. What's astonishing to me is how drastic the change is, sou h so that I had to add to this review. It's no lie, this stuff is great. I'm wondering if the big name brands can't make a decent product because their goal is simply to make money. They are so huge that all that matters is that bottom line, period. Ironically, they cannot make good product, they can only advertise bad stuff well. I have a hefty bottle of their stuff which is now relegated solely to washing my hands, but I'm rethinking even that, as my hands cracked and dry. Perhaps I could scrub the tub with it.

I’ve been using this body wash consistently and I’m honestly loving how clean my skin feels after every shower. The tea tree scent is refreshing without being overpowering, and it really helps with odor control. My skin feels balanced not too dry and not oily which is a big win for me. It also helps calm any itchiness or irritation I get, especially after long days. So far, this has been a great addition to my routine and I’ll definitely keep using it.

I have tinea versicolor all over my back from years of hot yoga in sweaty studios. I use this body wash 4-5 times a week and it has definitely helped the coloring on my back overall. The scent is STRONG, takes some getting used to but not intolerable. I scrub my whole body pretty good with this stuff and then let it sit for about 30-60 seconds until I start to get that cold tingling feeling and then rinse it off. My skin feels so clean and SO calm after a shower with this body wash. Really happy with this product!

Roycederm’s Tea Tree Therapeutic Body Wash & Soap has an invigorating tea tree scent and leaves my skin feeling clean and refreshed. The only drawback is that it doesn’t lather very well, which makes me use a bit more than expected. Even so, the overall experience still feels refreshing.

Yes, this does what it says it says. Pump is a bit wonky. Smell is light and refreshing when using, does not linger. Reset my skin with alll the amazing ingredients. Recommended..

This is by far the best body wash I’ve ever owned so far in life and have repurchased multiple times. I struggle greatly with skin issues and this has helped significantly with that vs other products I’ve tried. I have sensory issues with certain things like scents and can assure this body wash doesn’t have that overwhelming tea tree smell or leave any weird “after” smells either. The formula is nice and lightweight so not much is needed every use, and have never had issues with leaks or the pump. It’s a true value for what this body wash does and will always recommend it!!

It is potent and does well with odor elimination for sure, even in the feminine areas. However, a little definitely DOES NOT go a long way. You have to darn near use half the bottle to get a decent lather. So it is not cost effective. Its expensive for the amount you have to use.

I have been looking for a product that helps control my seborrheic dermatitis, and now I have found one! Makes me feel fresh , clean and reduces itchiness and redness. Highly recommended!