Review (4/5): Color, ingredients
The frosted glass looks good. The color of the plastic and silicone parts is darker than in photos, though. Judging from the website it's supposed to be off-white, actually called "classic linen," but the ones they sent out seem to be more beige. If that doesn't suit, there's also a "midnight blue" color available, which is a sort of medium gray blue judging from the photos (which may or may not be reliable).
Or you can take the silicone skirt off this--it's made so it's removable, good for occasional cleaning--and replace the push top with whatever color you want. It's a standard size. I think it looks better without the skirt even with the beige top. Just be careful not to break the bottle. It feels pretty sturdy.
The scent of the soap is lavender with citrus. (Not coconut--that's in the photo because it's where some of the saponified oil comes from.)
It washes well, doesn't leave any noticeable residue for me, though I suppose the aloe juice is intended to moisturize some.
It comes oddly over-packaged but in cardboard that can be recycled or biodegraded.
The ingredients given at the website are:
Saponified coconut oil, saponified olive oil, potassium soap, aloe juice, citric acid, sodium chloride (table salt), natural essential oil blend, vitamin E.
It's not clear why potassium soap is listed separately from the saponified oils, since that's what potassium soap is, oils turned into soap by the addition of potassium hydroxide (potash).