Dr. Jacobs Naturals: Lavender Liquid and Bar Soap Review

Dr. Jacobs Naturals: Lavender Liquid and Bar Soap Advantages + Giveaway

Since castile soap is one of the most versatile soap’s it is able to have other ingredients added, while maintaining the pure nature of castile soap, and getting the essential oils benefits. I have been lucky enough to review a range of Dr. Jacobs Naturals Soaps, including this Lavender Bar and Liquid Soap.

The products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Dr Jacobs Naturals.. This post may contain affiliate links, but this in no way influences the review to follow.

I was sent a 16 oz and 32 oz bottle of Lavender Castile Soap and 1 Bar of Luscious Lavender Soap by Dr. Jacobs Naturals for review.

Lavender is a wonderful smell to start, but when you add in the benefits, there is no debate that Lavender is beneficial and versatile.

Due to the versatility that Lavender has it can be used as a acne remedy, can detoxify the skin, soothe burns and skin irritations. Bug bites can be fought with Lavender as well as treating dandruff. The scent can help digestion and can cure headaches. There is so much that Lavender can do, that you will see benefits when you start using these products.

Dr. Jacobs Lavender Castile Soap comes in 2 bottle choices, the first being a pump bottle, and also a bottle that can be used for refilling which is a simple option.

One of my favorite things about Dr. Jacobs products is that all of Dr. Jacobs Soaps are Non-GMO, they contain no artificial dyes or coloring, and they contain no palm oil, sulfates or parabens. As an added bonus they are also gluten-free, cruelty free and made here in the USA, and do not contain any preservatives.

I was really pleased with Dr. Jacobs Lavender Castile Liquid and Bar Soap. Be sure to give Dr. Jacobs Naturals a try and discover your new favorite soap and soap company!

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GIVEAWAY: Dr. Jacobs Naturals is giving a duo of Lavender Liquid Soap and a Bar of Soap to one lucky reader! (1) lucky winner will be selected at random to win (1) 16 oz bottle of Dr. Jacobs Lavender Castile Soap, (1) 32 oz Dr. Jacobs Lavender Castile Soap and (1) Bar of Luscious Lavender Castile Soap. This is a $35.00 value! I will be randomly choosing 1 person on September 23rd (9/23/2017) to receive this Lavender dream filled prize! Open to residents in the US. To enter complete the entries be low! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Dr. Jacobs Naturals. Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner. GOOD LUCK!!

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75 thoughts on “Dr. Jacobs Naturals: Lavender Liquid and Bar Soap Review”

Catherine Lewis September 2, 2017 at

Grit my teeth and hope for the best!
Heather Swanson September 2, 2017 at

lovely product
Melissa Storms September 2, 2017 at

We have 1 person with a skin condition that can be worsened by the change in seasons and 2 of us have seasonal allergies that really only let up during the winter months. I try to have allergy meds and all of the creams and meds needed for all of so we are not scrambling at the last minute trying to get relief.
Nickole Heim September 2, 2017 at

we prepare for the new seasons by putting away the stuff from the ending season and pulling out things for upcoming season.
Cyndie Walls September 2, 2017 at

This sounds like some great natural Soap that I would love to try! Great review! Thanks for the opportunity to win this awesome giveaway!????
marlene a harris September 2, 2017 at

i would love to try this
paige chandler September 2, 2017 at

I update my closet every season to get ready
ELIZABETH C. September 2, 2017 at

I prepare for new seasons by getting rid of clothes in my closet that I don’t wear & shopping for some new clothing!
Julie m morrison September 2, 2017 at

love the lavender sent
John Smith September 2, 2017 at

“How do you prepare for new seasons?” I meditate and do tai chi, of course!
Lana Simanovicki September 2, 2017 at

I really don’t prepare
Linda Everson September 3, 2017 at

Putting away things and bringing out other things.
michellegarrity September 3, 2017 at

Change out my closet
Holly C. September 3, 2017 at

I update my clothes shoes and boots with at least several new trendy items and I have the basic classics that never go out of style.
Kim Avery September 3, 2017 at

I prepare by switching out my spring/summer clothes for falk/winter and start putting up fall decor.
sheila ressel September 3, 2017 at

I change the scents I use in my home.
Jackie September 3, 2017 at

I don’t normally prepare for the next season….just kind of slide into it.
Darcy L Koch September 3, 2017 at

I start by cleaning my closets and moving the summer clothes to the back and storing all summer home decor and bring out the Fall decor.
Cynthia Conley September 3, 2017 at

I go through my closets and drawers and sort through clothing, making sure the new season’s things are current and in good repair.
Melissa September 3, 2017 at

When things get cooler, I switch the bedsheets from regular to flannel.
Sandy Borstad September 3, 2017 at

I prepare for the new season by going through closets and decluttering. I also re-organize my spaces. Finally, I switch out decorations. The fall stuff just went up!
karley moore September 4, 2017 at

I prepare for new seasons by changing out certain decorations and candles in my home. Thanks for the giveaway!
Cindy Peterson September 4, 2017 at

Preparing for a new season includes switching out my shoes and deep cleaning.
A Scott September 4, 2017 at

I mainly just change my clothes but there is always a transition period like Indian summer that has me in between!
Charice September 4, 2017 at

I usually like to clean my shoes, thank you so much!!
Jill Hanson September 4, 2017 at

Oh, I don’t really do much different, other than I will bake more when it gets cooler.
Jen D September 4, 2017 at

I swap clothes, household decor, and do a good house cleaning.
Lisa A September 4, 2017 at

I try to give the house a full cleaning before each season, then change out the candles in the house to seasonal scents.
nafeza2526 September 4, 2017 at

I don’t usually prepare
Victoria Scott September 4, 2017 at

Go through dressers and closets and donate! 🙂
Kelly Hanley September 4, 2017 at

get warm clothes and blankets out!
Peggy September 4, 2017 at

I change out my closet and change my skin care for the season.
jennifer bowen September 4, 2017 at

well i start puting every thing away that would be for the summer and i start geting out the fall and winter stuff other then that i just wing it
Lisa Brown September 4, 2017 at

What new seasons? I live in Miami. Permanent summer! 🙂
Heather G September 4, 2017 at

First thing is re-arranging the closets.
Stacie Weaver September 5, 2017 at

I get out all the sweaters and wool throws! Love lavender for washing those, btw.
Sarah Quincey September 5, 2017 at

I don’t prepare, just open the windows more!:D
Darlene Carbajal September 5, 2017 at

Start putting up Fall decorations.
Lisa V. September 5, 2017 at

I prepare by doing a clothing swap, from one closet to another depending on what I’ll need for the upcoming season.
Michelle Catallo September 5, 2017 at

From clothes to spring cleaning and decorating as the seasons go, there is a lot that goes on as the seasons change.
Debbie Yoder September 6, 2017 at

I transsition from season to season by storing all my clothes,decorations,etc in labeled totes in a spare closet.
Cheryl Chervitz September 7, 2017 at

I change out my clothes for the new season.
Dedezoomsalot (@DedeZoomsalot) September 8, 2017 at

I don’t really do anything to prepare for a new season. Typically my clothes and shoes stay in the closet throughout the year.
Dianna
Maryann D. September 9, 2017 at

I just make sure my clothing for the next season is ready to use.
jberry September 11, 2017 at

Who has time to prepare? Clamor, scramble & dig.
Lyndsey R. September 11, 2017 at

I like to redecorate and also I do seasonal wreaths on my door.
Sharon Thurston September 12, 2017 at

Time to trim outdoor flower garden and trees, dig up bulbs. Fall season putting everything ready for spring.
Mary Gardner September 13, 2017 at

I usually organize a little by throwing out some things, donating some things and packing and unpacking seasonal clothing.
clynsg September 15, 2017 at

There usually is not a quick change here from one season to another, so the main thing that happens is moving clothing around in the closet so that the appropriate ones for the weather are more front and center, and then maybe some minor changes in the decorations in the house.
mnsteph September 15, 2017 at

I prepare for new seasons by putting things away and bringing the new stuff out. Like the Halloween cookies jars came out and the summer ones went into storage.
slehan September 20, 2017 at

I get the clothes out of my spare room for the next season and put the current ones away.
Thanks for the contest.
slehan at juno dot com
Margot C September 21, 2017 at

I can’t claim that I do much, clean up mostly.
barbara scott September 21, 2017 at

BRING OUT THE SEASONS CLOTHING
Alicia September 21, 2017 at

De-clutter, Clean, go through the seasonal clothing etc…..
kathypease September 22, 2017 at

I like to pack away clothes when the season ends and pull out clothese for the nest season..I usually keep them in plastic bins
Jennifer H. September 22, 2017 at

We buy the things we need for each season.
John H. September 22, 2017 at

We buy the seasonal items for the house.
clumsycruiser September 22, 2017 at

I live in Central Texas. So, we don’t really have seasons. 😉 But, we do try to go through and re-organize closets and donate gently used items at least once a year.
MargaretAnn Rice September 22, 2017 at

I mainly get ready for new season by putting away the lighter clothes and bring out the long sleeve tops, heavier sweaters … we have definite winter season where we linve.
Hesper Fry September 22, 2017 at

I change my wardrobe to fit the season and decorate my house also according to the season.
Elizabeth H. September 22, 2017 at

I change my purse and decorate around the house.
Michelle Fuller September 23, 2017 at

I clean out my dressers/closet of clothes that are too big or haven’t worn in months. This also applies to footwear; coats/jackets are donated to Goodwill.
christie t September 23, 2017 at

We do a spring cleaning for each season!
Vicki D. September 23, 2017 at

I don’t do a lot. Of course, in the yard, I have to take everything in. I shut off the outside faucets. Inside, I don’t have a lot of closet space so I pack away what isn’t needed for that season, and put out the clothes that are. I leave my shoes, sandals, boots, coats year round in our front closet.
Leela September 23, 2017 at

I switch out clothes.
Eileen Boyce September 23, 2017 at

I put up appropriate decorations.
judeanita47 September 23, 2017 at

I get ready by putting away clothes that I will not be using for that season and get out my season clothes
Amy Deeter September 23, 2017 at

i have totes of clothes for different seasons , so we swap the clothing, change the scenery around the house, etc
Tracy Shafer September 23, 2017 at

I always change out my decor.
AEKZ2 September 23, 2017 at

I don’t do anything to prepare for the seasons.
Nicole Lancaster September 23, 2017 at

I clean my house from top to bottom and then put all my fall decorations up to prepare for the new season.
Michelle levine September 23, 2017 at

I prepare for the season by closing up the AC, and switching out my clothes.
Buddy Garrett September 23, 2017 at

Out with the old In with the new.
Lily Kwan September 23, 2017 at

I prepare for new seasons by adjusting my outfits to match the weather.
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