The Body Wash Concentrate Tin

I love this! It doesn’t leave that weird residue feeling on my skin, and it actually leaves me feeling more moisturized. The scent isn’t overwhelming and it smells very fresh. Although, I don’t love the tubing packaging as much as I had hoped to! It does come with a key to make sure you’re getting all of the product, but next time I’ll get the tin!

This soap felt amazing, smelled fantastic, and I will be buying it again. Added bonus—I’m a cyclist and sometimes I experience chafing that I always hesitate to use soap on because it usually stings, but Everist was very soothing.

I bought this body wash because my skin was getting dried out, and bumpy from all other body washes. I tried a bunch of body wash, even the nonprescription kind my brother uses for eczema, nothing helped. I’ve been using this soap for about a week but it’s been very nice, my skin feels refreshed. It hasn’t resolved all my dry skin because I have very hard water where I live but it’s been noticeable helpful. I highly recommend getting their little sponge too, very helpful with lathering. I will also mention I have OCD when it comes to getting clean in the shower, this body wash is different than most because it doesn’t lather a ton but I am definitely clean when I get out! I love the smell too, reminds me of light tea tree which I love. I get it’s supposed to be unsented but honestly, it’s light enough to smell good but you will not be overwhelming anyone. It’s perfect! I want to mention, I don’t write long reviews or reviews really in general, but I felt compelled to write a review because I had such a good experience!

This was my first time using a toothpaste style body wash for myself. I wasn't too mad at the light fragrance, and I felt clean after using. However, I found that it's easy to waste a lot of the paste in the shower. If you're not careful, it will slip through your fingers and go down the drain. I think I'll go back to a more viscus liquid soap for now.

I like the Body Wash Concentrate, but after purchasing it twice, I’ve concluded it’s not worth the cost. The product only lasts about two weeks even with very conservative use, which makes the price unreasonable. Unless it comes in a significantly larger tin, I will not be purchasing it again.

I usually can’t handle scents but this was great however…I like suds and this disappointed! I used the recommended amount but if I need to use more it will be too extensive.

I like the scent. It is very herbacious and sensitive skin safe! The formula leaves the skin feeling moisturized.

This body wash is one of my top favorites. First, the scent is clean and refreshing without being overpowering and leaves my skin feeling soft and clean. It’s great because you don’t have to use a lot of it. Once you get a small amount in your palm and a little bit of water, the lather is great. Truly one of my favorite body wash with clean ingredients. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a body wash concentrate that cleans your body and smells good too!

great product, works well for my sensitive skin

5 out of 5 Stars (5) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ [TL;DR] [QUALITY] (5/5) [VALUE] (5/5) [EASE OF USE] (5/5) [MET EXPECTATIONS] (5/5) [PACKAGING] (5/5) [REVIEW REMARKS] I have not used a shower cake since I borrowed my grandfather's at the family cottage when I was five so when I saw this one (even packed in a tin - nostalgia!) I could not resist. When you are dealing with shower cakes like this tin of body wash, you need to remember it is a dehydrated concentrate. Because of this, the soap is like dry puck in the tin when you open it. You need a sponge, washcloth, bath puff, etc. to use this product properly. Wet the cloth/sponge, rub it over the soap cake to pick up product. As you use it, the soap will lather up into a soft, rich, mousse. The final result is clean, moisturized, and soft skin. The mint is slightly cooling on the skin while using it and then leaves a very clean, very natural scent on the skin post-shower. There is no irritation or residue left over, just fresh, clean skin. I am not sure how long the tin is going to last me but, to-date, it is lasting longer than a bottle of standard, liquid body wash/shower gel. This has eased the sticker shock I first had over the price of the product when I ordered it ($28.00 at the time of ordering). It is because of this I can recommend it. This body wash would make a great stocking stuffer. Recommended. In the event that experiences change or evolve, updates may be made to this review to address such developments.

How ever the packaging is very difficult to use in the shower. Squirt out an inch and then another inch has oozed out before you can get the tiny little cap back on. Hopefully you haven’t dropped it first, and then had to search for it with water in your eyes. The tubes don’t stand upright well at all on the shower shelf and roll into the tub. Then you have to try and not step on them. That sometimes hurts. I really wish it can in user friendly bottles or tubes with bigger caps so they stand up on the shower ledge. I know for a fact these types of containers have already been invented. Pretty Please!!!!

The first thing that struck me about his body wash is how elegant the packaging is. It’s minimalist, but it has a very luxury feel to it. With the colours and everything it feels like something from the spa. I like that it also comes with a metal key that allows you to turn the bottom of the tube to get every last drop out of it. Part of the idea behind this body wash is that it’s concentrated so the packaging is not wasteful. It is a white paste, about the thickness of toothpaste. You just need to take a tiny little bit because it’s concentrated, and rub it between your hands with water, to change the texture and lather it up. I just use a tiny amount, smaller than a dime. That time out goes a long way once you get it working. I have sensitive dry skin, and I found that this body wash is really easy on my skin, does not dry it out, and leaves it feeling really nice straight out of the shower. This body wash has a light scent that I would say is extremely gender neutral. It has a classic milled soap scent, much as you would experience with a classic French soap. It also has a slight herbal botanical scent to it, I can’t really pinpoint what the notes are, but I’m pretty sure it’s a natural scent based on the ingredients in the soap as opposed to perfume. The scent is very mild, inoffensive, and does not linger on my skin. Because you get so much out of this concentrated tube, is a great value for a high-quality soap. I’m really thrilled that it does not irritate or dry my skin.

Like all Everist products, I find the instruction to use a dime-sized amount to be unrealistic. I had to use about double that to work up any sort of a lather, which means the pot isn't going to last nearly as long as promised. I used it with the Everist Konjac Body Sponge. My skin felt nice and cleaned afterwards. I don't really like how the tins don't have any sort of seal on them to give you comfort that it has not been tampered with. When I open the tin for the first time, I am always left wondering if the imperfections are from manufacturing/transport or someone else opened it. I get that they're trying to minimize waste, but a small paper sticker that would tear when the tin is twisted open for the first time would be appreciated. It did do the job to wash my body. I still use traditional soap for body parts that require extra hygiene but this seemed like a reasonable option for the rest of my body. I'm really not a fan of the strong citrusy smell. Some people seem to find it refreshing it but I just find it medicinal. I would prefer an unscented product.