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 Good clean fun. July 15, 2010
S. Thompson (Ann Arbor, MI)
I'm a guy and my goal is a clean experience with no chemical additives. This soap fits the bill - lathers up nicely and I feel clean afterwards with no guilt, and it last a long time.
 not what I was hoping for July 8, 2010
fidealindie
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
After reading all of the great reviews on this soap, I thought I would give it a try, I'm a fan of the La Roche Posay LHA cleansing gel, and am looking for a less "active" and less expensive cleanser. This was a disappointment for me on multiple fronts, I am dry/sensitive and tend to be combo/sensitive on the more oily side during the summer, so I was looking for something to dry up my oily t-zone and not irritate my skin for the summer months. My first disappointment was that this soap does not rinse clean, there is a sensation of stickiness after rinsing, similar to what you would experience if you used noxema cleansing cream. Second, after a week I began breaking out in small red pimples, I know that some products will draw impurities out from deeper levels on occasion when you begin using them, so I continued use, however, this issue continued for a month and a half, therefore I can only conclude that this soap actually caused the break outs. It did not dry my oily zones, and appeared to make my pores larger in the long run. Overall, would rather spend the 40 dollars on the LHA Cleanser from La Roche Posay, than save some money and be covered in little red pimples. I wanted desperately to like this product, but I just could not.
 Good soap; NOT for acne. June 25, 2010
Jennifer K. Marley
I bought this soap strictly for its claims to help w/ acne. This soap did NOTHING for my ance. However, it does leave your skin feeling clean and soft. So overall, its good soap but I would not reccomend it for any type of acne purposes. Burt's Bees garden tomato soap bar is now the only soap I will put near my face and would recommend it to everyone that is suffering from acne!
 Something about the dirt in Japan... June 15, 2010
D. Baptista (Brooklyn, NY USA)
I was a bit skeptical when the store I worked in started selling bars of Japanese clay and coal for $11. However, I went out on a limb and bought it three weeks ago. It seems to be doing something right, since I haven't had any breakouts (and my pores tend to get clogged easily). I also like the fact that this $11 bar is actually pretty large. I cut 1/4 of the bar off, and I'm still working on that one piece. My skin is neither too oily nor dry after using it (I have combination skin). The price looks daunting, but it's actually more economical than the liquid soaps sold in drug stores.
 Sample not for sale May 20, 2010
M. Rios (USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Spent $12 bucks and got a sample.. A 1 inch cube of a bar.. I initially thought, it was just a sample, great right! Nope, this is the shipment.. The sample packaging even says, "Sample not for Sale."
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