Crate 61 Organics Soap, Pack of 6

Very good

It's soft, it's silky, it has texture so it's getting into the deep places, and it lathers extremely well. All 6 bars we got have a pleasant but not overwhelming smell, we even got one with seaweed and it smells great too. My hands are way softer after using this soap for a couple weeks now too. The only bad thing I could even think to say would be that the bars don't seem to last very long compared to other brands, but I have figured that is because they are designed to lather well which just uses more soap. Cost wasn't bad, but consider buying direct, you'll save some money especially if you catch the free shipping. So whether you're Canadian trying to shop Canadian, or you just want a better quality soap, or you have a smelly friend who needs a hint... this stuff is for you. Packaging is 100% sustainable, not even 1 little scrap will end up in the trash, 100% recyclable packaging, not even a small plastic stickers to seal boxes, no plastic at all.

Looks and smells wonderful, thanks for making these lovely soaps!

I switched from traditional bar soaps and washes to avoid drying out my skin and these are great for that, although they are lacking in strength of fragrance. In the box they smell great but I barely notice a fragrance after a shower. Pros: nice lather, non-drying, gentle, feel clean, relatively long lasting with one bar lasting at least 6 weeks with a daily shower. Cons: weak fragrance

I’ve been using Crate 61 Dry Skin Vegan Natural Bar Soap — and I genuinely love it. These cold-pressed, handmade bars are rich and creamy, thanks to high-quality plant oils like olive, coconut, and avocado that clean without stripping moisture. They smell amazing, with natural essential oil fragrances that feel fresh yet subtle on the skin. The soap lathers well, rinses clean, and leaves my skin soft and nourished rather than dry or tight. Packaging is eco-friendly, too. Overall, it’s a lovely all-natural, vegan option that elevates my daily routine — perfect for both face and body.

One day, an ad popped up on my social media stating that the average soap has all sorts of unwanted chemicals. I had never thought about it, confirmed my cheap soap's ingredients were not the best, but could not afford the advertised natural soap! After a short search, I found this soap and decided to give it a try. I have five categories that I consider important for a good soap: cost, smell, ingredients, foam, and longevity of use. This soap met all my expectations! Cost) Not going to be as cheap as ivory or other storebrand soaps, but for a natural soap it's fairly cheap. Less than $3 a bar. Smell) Wow, every bar smells amazing. I love how it smells especially afterwards when I smell so good. Ingredients) I always appreciate an ingredients list I can pronounce and where I have a general idea of what it is. Solid ingredient list, though I noticed someone did not appreciate palm oil from comments below. Oh well. Foam) Having a foam is important as soap is an emulsifier, which means it suspends dirt and grime, and with water, rinses all this away. Plus foam makes me feel like it's working! Rich lather, that when used with a wash cloth, can last the whole shower without reapplying. Longevity) I think this will depend on how often you use the soap, and how you use the soap when you do. I find this soap to be excellent for my face too, so I use it with showers and morning/evening face wash. Also, if you use the bar alone, without a wash cloth for example, it will deplete faster. I would say that longevity is on par with other soaps of similar size. I do love this soap and am happy to have found it. As long as they keep the prices reasonable, I'll be a repeat customer!