5% Sulfur and 2% Salicylic Acid Liquid Castile Soap (4 Fl Oz Bottle)

I have a head of 4yr old waist length dreadlocks I wash once a week. I use this shampoo maybe once every few months when my scalp gets itchy. Works fantastic. It does reek like sulfur when wet and slightly when dry. But it washes out after a wash. It also reacts with the sterling silver beads I wear so I don’t wear them when I use it.

Dr. Prescribed a cream costing over $100. But I found this works just as good at a fraction of the cost. Have some redness over my eyebrows that cleared right up with regular use. Highly recommended! Does not dry out skin like others do. Just takes a small amount to work.

I have been using this to wash specific rosacea areas on my face in the shower. It seems to be making a reduction in breakouts in the rosacea area, but its definitely not the miracle for which I'd hoped. I've used it for a month now, and will continue a while longer with it. If you are sensitive to sulfur you will definitely smell this even after washing it off. After I wash with this, I have to rewash with another pink grapefruit style facial soap or I will be smelling it all day. I only use an amount the size of a quarter each day. At this rate the bottle will last a very long time, possibly a whole year. Whats funny is, even at the small amount of this soap I use, I can smell sulfur remnants in my shower each morning before turning the water on. I can also smell it when I shave-- I think the odor sticks in your hair folicles, I'm not sure I'd use it in my hair ever. At 5% sulfur, I can deal with this, but this makes me think there is no way I could handle something like prosacea which has 10%! eww. SO- my advice, give it a try to see what it does for you-- the cost is fair and it seems to work as good or better than other otc products.

This soap is amazing if you have itchy hives or problem skin. It helps clear everything up without making my skin dry. I liked it so much that I went to the company's website and ordered three more bottles for future use!

So far this cleanser/castile soap with sulfur and salicylic acid seems to agree with my sensitive and acne/irritation-prone skin. My skin can be very finicky and will look great one day and then irritated the next, especially during the past year and a half due to health-related things. This cleanser does a good job to remove oil, dirt, and makeup without over-drying and seems to help calm and soothe my skin a bit while helping it to clear up. I do like the subtly gritty texture and the sulfur smell is not so intense that it cannot be tolerated while using. After all, it's sulfur, we know what that smells like so it is not surprising that a product containing sulfur would have a very distinct aroma. If it did not, I might question whether or not it actually contained sulfur as an active/primary ingredient. It is a small bottle at just 4oz. but I do not find myself needing to use a large amount each time I wash my face. I will most likely continue to use this product for a while.

I used this once and can't bring myself to use it again. My hair was clumpy and dull and very smelly afterward. It has been several days, and i've shampooed with other shampoos every day since, and i still have a rotten-egg smell in my hair, and have to change my pillowcase daily. It might be ok for feet or other body areas, but not for hair. Very tiny bottle too.

This is the exact kind of product I am looking for. I have oily skin and used to have quite a bit of redness on my face. The salicylic acid attracts the oil, while the sulfur reduced the redness and stubborn closed comedones on my forehead. I use it every night. Make sure to leave it on your face for 2-3 minutes to give the active ingredients time to work.

I bought this to treat dandruff after other shampoos didn’t work. I suffered through 3/4 of the bottle before I gave up and went to a dermatologist- nothing is worth having every towel and pillowcase I touch smell like sulfur. I started doing a second wash with a different shampoo to reduce how much it smelled, and would spend 5+ minutes rinsing it out. Even so, the smell gets EVERYWHERE. Even my hand towels somehow absorbed it. Multiple washes with detergent, vinegar, or baking soda all have not removed the smell, and I deeply regret buying this product. Granted, I am sensitive to smells, so maybe it won’t bother everyone.