Miracle IIMoisturizing Soap 22 Ounce

This is an amazing way to take a very detoxifying bath that is safe and leaves you soft. It’s like a ph balancer. There isn’t a smell and it’s very concentrated so a little goes a long way which makes this extremely affordable. Very high quality

As advertised.

*drinks shotglass of Miracle II* Amen!Ok, I haven't really drank this soap, although I have heard that some people drink the neutralizer which this is based on.It is sort of unclear what exactly is in this soap. The green color is very strange and it's claimed to be from seaweed although this is not an ingredient.I can confirm from personal experience that this does have antimicrobial effects, most likely due to some form oxygenation, which is what the maker implies, along with a bunch of other esoteric stuff. However how exactly this works and the exact ingredients are not revealed as I guess it's a trade secret. Despite this it seems to have very basic and natural ingredients. It does not sting on delicate areas and I have used it to bathe my pets with no ill effects, to the contrary they had better skin and fur after.Even if you're not strictly looking for a soap if you need the antimicrobial effects this offers other great benefits. It is incredibly moisturizing. In the past I had used in shower moisturizers after applying soap but I couldn't find any natural versions of that which were cost effective. It also works unbeilvably well as a cleaner. In this case you will probably want to buy the normal non foaming version but the foam is minimal anyway.You can buy this soap by the gallon to replace everything. Yeah, people say that about Dr. Bronners, but that stuff is harsh! It stings if you get it your eyes and it strips the moisture from your skin! Plus, go ahead and test to see if Dr Bronners or your dish soap can do this.Eat some pasta with marinara and leave the red sauce and bits of the pasta on the plate to dry up. With normal dish soap you would have to scrub to get this off and soak it. I found out that just by putting pure Miracle II on a paper towel allowed me to wipe the plate clean. With Dish Soap or Dr Bronners you would just have some of the dried up stuff broken off and moving around but this actually breaks it down enough that it can all be wiped off without any extra scrubbing or elbow grease.I have been able to clean off surfaces in gross areas like near my litter box or trash can in ways that other soaps, de greasers, and products could not. I don't know if it is just the antimicrobial action but it seems to break oily things down as well and act as a degreaser. I used this once as a laundry soap and now I'm hooked - it removed grease and odors from things that I had pretty much given up on.I got this as a gift for my friend and told her to try cleaning the bathroom with it. She thought it was a joke but was actually really surprised.Would love to see someone with more equipment do comprehensive testing on the scope of this stuff as to its antimicrobial action and breaking down oils. It works so well you get kind of scared that it may have some secret toxic ingredient in it but I really don't think so.

I read a lot of good reviews about this product so decided to try it. I do love it to be honest, It has really helped some skin issues that I never thought would go away. I didn’t buy it for that, but I was surprisingly pleased. I’ve bought this several Times and as long as it’s consistent, I will keep buying it. I’ve purchased other products from them that I really like. My favorite is the moisturizing lotion, but the price has gone way up.

I use this product to wash my hair and my body in the shower. Works really good for me with skin issues.

Wash hair

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I've used Miracle Soap on and off for about 8 years and I love it. It's clean, no fragrance and helps detox- great for soaking in the tub. There's been a lot of 'hype' surrounding this product, by a radical religious man who says this product is demonic- don't buy into it! I don't see any occult symbols on the label! Anyway, some people have claimed over the years that you can drink this stuff for internal cleansing, which I would not do, because it's soap and likely not manufactured using food-safe methods. But I think it is a super product for washing yourself with, soaking in the tub with, excellent for cleaning your floors & dishes with, and just a plain old environmentally safe soap. The Miracle II Moisturizing soap claims to be more moisturizing and less drying to the skin, which is why I use this version. My skin is dry due to several internal conditions going on, so I didn't see any less drying, but that is not the soap's fault. If you're interested in getting away from main-stream cleansing products that pollute you AND the environment, this might be a good product for you. I especially love how the 'fat' in this product is coconut oil derived, which according to Ayurvedic traditions, is a super choice for moisturizing.