2 PK OF SIMPLE PLEASURES FRESH COTTON HAND SOAP 13.5 OZ PUMP TOP BOTTLE 27 OZ. TOTAL

This same company-- Simple Pleasures -- produced an exceptional Fresh Cotton hand soap with Aloe and Vitamin E. The smell was delicious and the cleaning power was very good. But sadly, that version is no longer available. The new version, sold in two-packs, is wimpy both in scent and cleaning power. And, it no longer includes Vitamin E and Aloe. Plus, the plunger on the bottle has a very short throw, making it difficult to pump it accordingly.

I buy this for my Mom and she loves it! So do I!

Smells great!

It's fine, but nothing special. I had purchased this product in a larger container with the same company name and scent name, 'Fresh Cotton', which was not strong, but lovely. The soap in this packaging has a bland scent.

This soap did not smell like the original bottle I had purchased and it takes about 5 pumps before you get enough to wash your hands. Will not purchase again

After reading that all those sanitizing soaps don't do any better with killing gems than any other soap and it's more about the length of time and amount of scrubbing your fingers together that makes a difference, I switched to this soap because I was living temporarily with my son and daughter-in-law and that's what they had in the bathrooms.Here's the benefit that I discovered - this soap healed my hands and cuticles! I tend to over - wash my hands CONSTANTLY : Wash hands. Touch something. Wash them again. In the past I would spend a quite a pretty penny buying T.I.P.S. oil for nails but I couldn't afford to buy it consistently so when it ran out, my cuticles would go back to looking horrible and my hands would itch from the drying out of harsh antibacterial soap (even the ones that said "lotion added" or "shea butter"). Then 6 months later I'd need to start all over with T.I.P.S. Endless cycle. But with this Simple Pleasures soap after about 3 months I noticed I don't need to buy T.I.P.S. any more. (It's now been 18 months and no dry, rough cuticles or nails.) I would add that Simple Pleasures hand soap is available for about $1 a bottle in stores.

I liked the smell however the soap is too runny/thin and most of it slides off my hands and goes down the drain.

Love the smell, hated the price. Will not purchase again. Found out later that the very same bottle were being sold in another place for under $3 per bottle.