Great price, seems to have an astringent effect on skin during use, but strange initial feel.
It's not a typical type of soap or body wash.  Initially, I thought I don't know if this works, as it seems to go on with an unusual feel of greasiness.  There was very little lather, but did like the lack of scent.  I'm not sure of the lather, so I got some bacon grease to see if it would break that down.  It did OK. I ran that test to see if it was decent enough to protect from Covid.  Not everyone knows, but other than a non-wash hand sanitizer you don't need a fancy alcohol product to be anti-viral.  The virus is based of a substance that breaks down with a soap which destroys the cellular structure. Therefore, dish soap, bar soap, or shampoo work just as well as the name brand anti-bacterial products people pay too much for.<br /><br />Despite the initial greasy feeling of this product when I washed my hands with it and water, they had an astringent or squeaky clean feel afterward.  When they did dry they were smooth with only a slight hint of soap scent, given the odorless nature.  Inexpensive as body washes go, it's convenient in the pump bottle which should last quite a while.  Given the cost of soaps, and body wash this is a bargain.  I recommend it, nothing objectionable in the ingredient list.  My only caution for the future is that it have some kind of certification.  As is you should probably spot test for potential allergic reactions before regular use.
Rating: 5 stars