Customer Reviews

Canus Li'l Goat's Milk Soap Pure Vegetable Oil Bar Soap ( 3.5 oz.) (Pack of 6)

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I don't give a HOOT about the prev. reviewers comments. Try it and you'll see for yourself it is great ! I work in a hospital and we have to wash over and over again; this product is used by 6 of the 10 ICU/ER staff I work w/ everyday. It's economical in that a bar lasts a good long while and it really moisturizes like it promises. I use several of their products and have for years. Try it; you won't regret it ! (Also it doesn't "overpower" you with too much perfumes, although it is not without some scent. Light, pleasant.....clean.)

Two of my grandchildren use this soap. It is truly a wonderful product. I never have to worry about them having outbreaks or itching from harsh over perfumed soap.

Wish this soap was on the market when my children were little.

I use this soap for myself - it is mild, cleans well without drying the skin, has a fresh, clean scent, not "chemically" fragranced.

This soap is delightful. I used to be able to buy this at Target, but my local Target no longer carries it (dumb move) so I'll order it here on Amazon. So what if the minimum order is 8 bars? I'll use 'em!

OK, this soap lathers wonderfully and for the price this deal is amazing! My son has sensitive skin and this has not irritated his skin one bit. However, the strong, fragrant smell of the soap is not too baby-like in my opinion...that's why I give it four stars. The scent is nothing like I have ever smelled before but has a very powerful masculine quality to it. Good news is that that the smell appears to wear off after applying lotion (not this brand of lotion..have not tried it). Non-drying and most importantly non-irritating to skin! I even used it on my skin with no issues and I'm a bit sensitive myself.

I usually use Burt's Bees Baby Bee Buttermilk Soap, 3.5-Ounce Packages (Pack of 3) for my babies and toddlers. They have very sensitive skin. I decided to try out Canus Li'l Goat's Milk Soap for them. At first, I wasn't so sure about the smell. It smells a little like an old lady. After using it, I love it. It lathers up so quickly, which is a major plus when you've got a newborn in a bath tub. And though it smelled a little like Grandma in the box, it smelled so sweet on my little newborn. (It actually seemed to blend with the smell of the Burt's Bees Baby Bee Nourishing Lotion, Original, 6-Ounces (Pack of 2) we use. I really like it! It was great on his sensitive skin, too! I will definitely be using more of this soap in the future!

I have been using Baby's Own soap, which to my knowledge was only available in Canada, since I was a child. Then they discontinued it. I found the Canus hand soap at my local supermarket, and gave it a try. The smell was very similar to the Canadian product, and I loved the way it made my hands feel. I was thrilled to see that Canus also made baby products.

This soap smells fantastic (which I know is subjective) and feels nice on the skin. My son doesn't break out, and the perfumes do not seem to linger.

We have used this soap for over 3 years on both our children. It is gentle and smells good.

I bought this soap originally for my grandbaby because he is allergic to so many soaps and goat milk soap seems to be the only one he can tolerate. I found that I love it as well and am buying it in bulk. I have tried several other goat milk soaps but this one is, by far, my favorite.

I was looking for a soap with little to no scent, very gentle on my 1-year old as to not dry his skin. The price was decent but as soon as I opened the box from amazon, I was overwhelmed with the fragrance. Then when my baby cried because a bit slid into his eye, I knew this soap was not for us.

How can they say its all vegetable based? Just read the ingredients! I have switched from using cheap store bought products to naturally vegetable based. My family and I only use WendyLou's bath products. Lovely homemade natural bath and body products and no animal testing.