Alaffia Body Wash, EveryDay Shea, Lavender, 32 Oz

I really enjoy this body wash! It cleanses well without leaving my skin stripped or dry, and the shea butter leaves it soft and moisturized afterward. The lavender scent is calming and pleasant without being overwhelming. The bottle is a great size, and a little goes a long way, so it’s definitely worth the purchase. I have repurchased this item several times!

I absolutely love this soap! Even though it’s labeled as a “body wash”, I have it on my vanity in the bathroom and use it as a hand soap. Due to a medical condition, I have to wash my hands regularly all day long. This soap leaves my hands silky smooth and I love the smell. It’s gentle enough to use on my eczema and a bottle lasts a long time. Enjoy!

We have been using this to bathe my son (13 months) for about 6 months now, and it has been wonderful. There's nothing particularly spectacular about the suds or the smell, but it's just an all-around reliable soap for my son. It doesn't seem to burn his eyes much, if at all, when the suds run in his face. He has a good neutral scent after his bath, and it helps keep his skin from drying out. I do put coconut oil in the bath after I was him, but not a lot, so that helps with his skin not drying out. This may not be the most helpful review, but I feel like it says something that I want to buy the lavender version for myself because I think it's such a good value for how long it lasts.

I like Alaffia body wash. It’s gentle, moisturizing, and made with fair-trade ingredients. The scent is a bit earthy, but it leaves my skin soft and clean. Great natural choice!

Have been using this product for years on my dry, rash prone skin. One of the only products I have ever found that leaves my skin fully moisturized without smelling like a chemical factory. The body lotion is good too.

Here’s how I came upon Alaffia. Honestly, it was the distinctive graphic design on the bottle. Then the sale price at Whole Foods in a big bottle of shampoo. Bought the 32oz bottle of coconut shampoo at Whole Foods. Didn’t work out for my hair and wasn’t too hot on the fragrance. Instead of tossing the bottle, I started using the remaining shampoo as a body wash. I started to notice some big differences in my skin within a few days...no more dry skin, dry feet, or body breakouts from acne. All of this a big deal since I have very sensitive and reactive skin. Decided to buy the lavender body wash to try. I bought the kids lemon/lavender 16oz bottle and used the entire thing up. I LOVED IT. Ultra moisturizing, clears up body acne, and smells great. No lingering fragrance on the skin but makes your bathroom smell like a natural spa or a Aveda salon. Also, fights and neutralizes the funk. We have three men in our house from 17 years old to 52 years old, so we know funk. I feel good knowing that my 17 year old is using a product that naturally treats his teenage funk. But the big shocker to me with the body wash was this...the main ingredient is Neem. If Neem is new to you, do some research on it. I learned all about it from a botanical tour years ago at ECHO in Fort Myers, Florida. I actually bought three Neems plants from their plant nursery after the tour because I was so astounded with the power of the plant; used all over the world, and used especially in developing/third world countries for medicinal purposes where medical care is slim to none. I could go on and on... instead do some light internet research in your own if you’re on the fence with this. You’ll be amazed what Neem can do and even more amazed that you have a 16oz/32oz (depending on the size you buy) bottle of it for a little over $10. (In my opinion, The quality of the main ingredient and the price are reason enough to buy...hands down. Check out other neem based products being sold at Whole Foods and you’ll find they are all triple or quadruple the cost.) Second reason to believe & buy: the company, what they stand for, fair trade, and the empowerment of women. Supporting rural African communities and made by those communities under strict ethical stands for quality of living and wage. I feel good knowing that I’m using a “clean” (purity of ingredients) product that is produced ethically and which supports its workforce Buy it. Try it. You’ll buy it again.

Was looking for something I'm not allergic to and this fit the bill. I like the texture and works great for my skin.

I have extremely sensitive skin and have relied exclusively on this body wash for over eight years, using it as a body soap, face wash, and hand soap. One of the main reasons I was so loyal to this product was its simple, natural formulation, which never irritated or dried my skin. Unfortunately, I’ve noticed multiple formula changes over the years - each resulting in a noticeable decline in quality. What was once a clean, nourishing product has become drying and dehydrating, prompting me to search for an alternative. The ingredient list has expanded from just seven simple ingredients to nineteen, including synthetic additives and preservatives that were never part of the original formula. It’s disappointing to see such a significant shift, especially when the product imagery hasn’t even been updated to reflect these changes. As a Washington state resident, I’ve always wanted to support this local brand and continue purchasing this soap. However, it appears that product integrity has been compromised in favor of increased profit margins. I would gladly pay a higher price for the original, pure formulation rather than continue purchasing a product that no longer meets its original standards. For reference, here is the original ingredient list: 1. Coffea Arabica (Coffee) Berry Aqueous Extract 2. Saponified Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil 3. Lauryl Glucoside 4. Decyl Glucoside 5. Sodium Chloride 6. Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Extract 7. Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Water And here is the current formulation: 1. Aqua/Water/Eau 2. Potassium Cocoate 3. Decyl Glucoside 4. Lauryl Glucoside 5. Sodium Chloride 6. Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride 7. Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Fruit Extract 8. Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Water 9. Coffea Arabica (Coffee) Fruit Extract 10. Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Fruit Extract 11. Pyrus Malus (Apple) Fruit Extract 12. Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Extract 13. Coffea Arabica (Coffee) Seed Extract 14. Dipteryx Odorata Seed Extract 15. Ethylhexylglycerin 16. Sodium Phytate 17. Phenoxyethanol 18. Potassium Hydroxide 19. Citric Acid I was once one of your most loyal advocates and recommended this product to everyone I knew. Sadly, I can no longer endorse it and am now sharing my disappointment with others who valued the same purity and effectiveness. This is a missed opportunity not only for your loyal customers and the communities your company supports but also for your long-term brand reputation. I sincerely hope you reconsider the direction you’re taking with this product line. ***** ALAFFIA DELETED THIS IDENTICAL REVIEW FROM THEIR WEBSITE ***** It actually never appeared. I think they just automatically filter out the really negative reviews. Alaffia, you just keep disappointing me. Alaffia is acting like they have sold out to a private equity group focused on profit over quality.

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Have been using this for close to 10 yrs. My hand will cracked if I use other soap. Never did with this.

Love this for my skin. I used to get dry skin every winter but now using this my skin and hands are not dry anymore. Have tried heaps of different products in the past but this washes well, leaves my skin feeling smooth and soft and doesn't have a strong smell. What more could you ask for. The only negative is that I struggle to get it on its own instead of in the pack with the body lotion. A little goes a long way with this as it's nice and thick.

This used to be a great body wash for us, unfortunately the product ingredients changed. My wife is not allergic to the new ingredients. Which honestly is sad for us because this was one of the few she was good with.

Love this body wash. Been using for years. Makes you feel clean and fresh without any chemicals.