#Dr. Bronner's Castille soap

[littlescaryinternetguy]

Do you have a care routine you follow for your wings?

I mean, I'd love to tell you that there was some sort of magical ritual: perhaps glowing runes written in the air, stardust coating my gauzy wings and then evanescing in the clear pale light of the full moon, or I step into a cloud of nightingale song and emerge the other side glistening. Or perhaps that there was a mystical brook or pool, deep in the forest primeval, guarded by panthers and mountain lions and, and, uh... one of those other big cats. Pumas! That's it. Guarded by pumas. From the mossy side of the clear sweet water, I'd step in gracefully. Then a bunch of stuff would happen and you don't need to know about it because I'd be nude but it would look like a Maxfield Parrish painting, I'm sure. With tattoos. I'd like to tell you all that, but the truth is that I take a shower, but I have to be quick because the super (yes, fairies have supers) won't fix the goddamn hot water heater so after four minutes it's like diving into the Bering Strait. And I prefer Dr. Bronner's if we're talking soap. Peppermint if I can find it. You don't need a bunch of extra crap in there because that's where you get your wings gunked up. Then I buzz my wings for a bit and that usually dries em off. All this "don''t get a fairy's wings wet" stuff is some horsedootz. I'm not going scuba diving any time soon but we've been around for a good long time (longer than people, in any case) and we've been in plenty of rainstorms. Flying is a pain in the ass in the rain but it can be done. We got other ways to get where we need to go. Some of us just take the bus. Whatever works.

[titles-for-tangents]

I keep half-expecting Perry the Platypus to defeat him with his own soap’s versatility

Men’s 38-in-one night time sickness cold & flu shampoo & conditioner toothpaste and mouthwash combo (plus nourishing skin formula with hydrating aloe)

[beautyproductjfs123]

Cleansing Soap | Cooling Peppermint JUDIIJANE FLUTTER STUDIO

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[afropearl]

scent profile: Rose Galore 🌹

hi everyone, long time no see! recently i’ve become seriously interested in building my life around smelling like a bouquet of roses! it can be light & innocent, sensual & romantic, or dark & sultry. i’m popping in to do a scent profile to just gush over the stuff i’ve been lusting over. let’s get started 🌹

body wash ♀

i feel like these two products need no introduction, they’re so popular and for good reason! dr bronner’s is a straightforward rose. i like castile soap because it’s so versatile, but it can be a bit drying so a little goes a long way. “dilute dilute dilute,” as they say! lush’s rose jam is a delight! it has rose, lemon, argan, and vanilla which provokes a sweeter rose, brightened with the lemon, and also has some warmth. overall, these two are perfect bases for layering. 🌹

scrubs ♀

scrubs! they just elevate your pampering routine, and scented scrubs are a perfect way to layer a scent. ren is a new brand to me but i do want to try this moroccan rose sugar body polish at some point. a sugar cane base, with damask rose to soften the skin and heart. herbivore’s coco rose is another moroccan rose scent scrub, however the coconut oil base leads me to think it’ll be a bit sweeter. furthermore, this scrub contains french pink clay so there’s an extra detoxing boost, lovely. 🌹

moisturizer ♀

i have a range for moisturizers and perfumes, tying back into my theme of exploring the interpretation of rose scents. for the innocent, we have eu’genia rose shea butter. i’ve tried the vanilla from this brand and it’s a lovely formula but still straight to the point. it provides a light rose scent but does wonders for moisturizing considering it has shea butter and blended oils. for a sensual rose, dionis (which is a pretty name btw) has their stargazer lily goat milk lotion. now i know you’re what you’re thinking, but this lotion includes lily, rose, amber and musk which just sounds divine together. (side note: they also have a titled Love lotion, which has jasmine, vanilla, and black currant, another heavenly floral which honestly could layer in among these stars). finally for a dark, sexy rose we have silk & noir’s rose and peppered plum body cream. now when i tell you this moisturizer is sultry. dark rose, plum, peppercorn, patchouli, vanilla. come on. i just imagine a beautiful, alluring woman wearing this! sounds so delicious. 🌹

perfume ♀

time for my favorite category! i hate that i love perfume so much, but again i have choices based on style. rosie by rosie jane is a naked rose. dressed up in nothing but musk and a hint of vanilla, she’s bare. its the type of scent so personal it requires someone to be nuzzled into your nape to be experienced. i quite happen to like that. moving on we have the infamous diptyque and their eau rose edp. this is for rose lovers indeed, combining two different types of the flower, along with lychee, chamomile, and artichoke, surprisingly. overall, i find this to dip into the romantic side with its sweetness of the fruit and honeyed aroma of the chamomile. lastly for our deeper rose, we have heretic’s dirty rose! dirty rose is just that, naughty, with pink pepper, cedar, damascena rose, black currant, patchouli and vanilla. now if you’re like me and saw nosferatu recently, the perfume house has been the talk of the town. i’m also interested in a few other perfumes like coeur noir and the movie inspired perfume! 🌹

well, that’s it for me. i hope you enjoyed this post as much as i did making it. i haven’t made one of these in awhile so it felt good to be inspired and do it again!

thank you for reading, talk soon <3

[sailororbiter]

This works really well on grease.

Just used this to wash dishes. So far so good. 👍🏾

[uss-edsall]

Fun fact

Dr. Bronner's 18-in-1 Pure-Castile Soap is the only soap on the American market that is considered safe to use as a cleaning product for sex toys. It hits all the boxes for being a recommended toy cleaner product in the European Union, which is basically the only government in the world that regulates sex products

it's one of the only ones that you can use in the grand canyon because it biodegrades or something

don’t ever try washing your hair with it tho

[orchisailsa]

What if, in 2025, I chose every single fic title from the text on the Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castille Soap bottle, and ONLY the text on the Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castille Soap bottle? 🧐💡

[grundoonmgnx]

Javier Mayoral, Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap, 2024 Acrylic on panel, 9.5 x 8 in

[pilgrimattinkercreek1974]

Spent all day being like Wow the apple cider vinegar rinse i used last night did wonders for my hair how lovely ! only to realize at 9PM today that what i used was in fact diluted dr bronners almond castile soap

[healthilyathome]

DIY Cleaning Products 101

Personally I don't love the ingredients in most conventional cleaning products. They generally have artificial fragrance and other endocrine disrupters and things you don't really want to be breathing in. For the last year I have been making most of my own cleaning products and in addition to being healthier, I've noticed I save money doing this as well. I want to share some of my favorite recipes for cleaning products, but there are definitely things you need to know about the different ingredients first so I'm sharing this first.

Vinegar- Vinegar is an amazing all purpose cleaner for tables, counters, any surfaces that aren't natural stone like marble or granite. I also love using it for washing produce and replacing fabric softener (no your fruit won't taste like vinegar and your clothes won't smell like it). It can effectively remove some pesticide residue, as well as help the produce last longer. Some recipes you find online recommend mixing vinegar with baking soda or castile soap-neither of these should be mixed with vinegar. Both baking soda and castile soap have a basic pH, while vinegar is acidic. Mixing baking soda and vinegar makes a cool chemical reaction, but you're left with fancy salt water. Mixing it with castile soap basically unsaponifies the soap, making it completely useless as well. If you want to add some scent to your vinegar you can add citrus peels or pine needles to it and let them sit for a few weeks before straining. NEVER mix vinegar with bleach or hydrogen peroxide. Vinegar and bleach makes chlorine gas, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide makes peracetic acid. Both of these are extremely dangerous.

Baking Soda- Baking soda is a great abrasive for scrubbing, and a great deodorizer. I use baking soda on my glass top stove, scrubbing my toilets, scrubbing the shower, anywhere I need extra scrubbing help. As I mentioned before it shouldn't be mixed with vinegar because they cancel each other out. I do like using it with castile soap for bathroom cleaning though.

Castile soap- Castile soap has soooo many uses. If you've ever looked at a bottle of Dr Bronner's you've seen the huge list of things they recommend it for. It shouldn't be mixed with vinegar, but castile soap can leave behind some soap scum if you have hard water so rinsing with a vinegar/water mix after use is often recommended. I like using it in the bathroom as well as dish and hand soap (I wouldn't put this in your dishwasher though, hand washing only with this).

70% Isopropyl Alcohol- Also known as rubbing alcohol, 70% isopropyl alcohol is a great disinfectant. When using it you need to make sure you're using 70%. This is a standard dilution you can get at the store, but many people don't realize how important the dilution percentage is. If you mix it with water there won't be enough alcohol to disinfect, and if you use higher than 70% there's too much alcohol and it will evaporate before it can do it's job. I use this all over my house from the kitchen, to the bathroom, to disinfecting my nail supplies after doing an at home manicure. It also works amazingly as a glass cleaner.

Hydrogen Peroxide- Hydrogen peroxide is another great disinfectant, but it's not one I personally use as much. I keep it in my cleaning closet in case I want it for something, but unlike alcohol it needs to be wiped away after sitting for a bit.

[tonysaintborgi]

YIP OR TREAT

you get a variety pack of Dr Bronner's Pure Castile Soap

[furby-organist]

// 2 in 1 soap is scandalous? Alexa is out here washing his hair & ass with Dr. Bronners 19-in-1 Castile soap when the full moon hits. (He reads the religious ramblings when he's high and taking a shit)

[ancreneriwle]

finally read the full text on dr. bronner’s castile soap bottle. most interesting read.

[scary-ivy]

DO NOT use Dr. Bronner's 18-in-1 Hemp Peppermint Pure-Castile Soap on your junk

[iminthetunnels]

any tips for hair care and skincare?

japanese and korean skincare for me personally. but it’s rly rly hard to recommend bc what works best for me, not might work for u. i know for me i have somewhat oily/to dry skin. parts of my face are oily like my Tzone, while the rest sits dry. i use joseon korean fermented rice mask and serum. but i think ill try their ginseng serum next, just because i think ive aged out of this skincare and want to further into something more hydrating for my age and lifestyle. i also sleep with a silk pillowcase with a copper/organic pillow. i use dr bronners castile soap and tehehehhh i splurged on myself at the beginning of summer and got trader joe’s brazil nut line, so the scrub, body wash, and oil. i like it. i use that or will use soldejanrio brazilian oil. sooo nice.

i also use a natural plant loofah i got at the farmers market. i use one as a dry brush and the other as a scrubberrrrrr.

i like japanese skincare too. also my diet is very pure and clean. i limit sugar (this might make a difference, might not) i don’t eat any fast food, ever. i don’t drink soda. i will have an occasional poppi. i drink red clover tea, parsley, and damiana and i think this cleanses my skin greatly.