Doctor Rogers Hydrating Body Wash. Moisturizing Bath & Shower Cleanser to Repair Skin Barrier, Paraben & Sulfate-Free, 8 Ounce (236 ml)

Not just great for washing and shaving, but actually works better for shaving than my actually shaving cream! This Body Wash feels so gentle and hydrating on my skin. And since it’s fragrance free, I don’t need to worry about it irritating my eczema. So happy I found Doctor Rogers!

This is a wonderful hydrating and soothing body wash formula. I feel like it does get my skin clean and removes odors, but isn't remotely stripping or drying. In fact, it leaves my skin feeling very soft and comfortable. I love that the pH is included on the bottle, and the ingredients are absolutely top-notch. I can tell this is a product released by a dermatologist (and one that actually has her office just over a mile away from me funnily enough, I took a double-take when I saw my own zip code on the bottle).My main issue is the packaging. First of all, this squeeze tube feels very cheap, like just your average grab-off-the-shelf economy option. It also isn't right for this body wash specifically, because the formula is fairly thin and fluid, but this tube is designed for something thicker and stiffer (like the body lotion/butter from this same brand, which works well with this packaging). The result is that it comes running out of the dispenser very quicky and is hard to control. This is compounded by the fact that the wash is dispensed out of the bottom of the tube, making the issue worse. This is an extremely expensive, luxury-priced body care product, so it feels like a major oversight to have this as an issue. Something like the bottle for the Kosas Good Body Skin body wash which has a similar fluid texture would work much, much better for the Doctor Rogers cleanser and feel more sturdy and high-end. My second issue with the packaging is that it's not recyclable in any way, shape, or form. All components of it have to be thrown in the garbage. This might not seem quite so odd except for the fact that this is a luxury-priced product coming from a Seattle derm office. As someone who lives in the exact same area where everyone is extremely conscious about sustainability, recylcling, etc., the choice of this packaging feels a little unsettling to me. Like I'm sure there in the manufacturing process there was an option for a thicker, higher-quality, recyclable bottle, but instead this was chosen. It makes me concerned that profit is being prioritized over excellence. If this body wash was more afforably priced this wouldn't bother me so much, but it's nearly $50 for 8 ounces of product (almost the same cost as the Byredo body wash).The combination of the extremely high price of this body wash combined with the very cheap, non-recyclable packaging that isn't compatible with the consistency of this formula means that I can't recommend it until the brand makes some changes. It's unfortunate, because the body wash itself is really wonderful.

I chose this for my oldest who is prone to eczema breakouts, has skin that is sensitive to many fragranced products, and can't stand strong smells.She really likes this body wash for the neutral scent (it's noticeable, but just barely), how clean it makes her feel, and that it doesn't dry out or irritate her skin.However, since this is a very thin and runny gel, way too much wants to pour out of the tube when it's opened. Even holding it upright and letting the wash run down to the bottom of the tube isn't enough- it's so runny that it glops out and gets everywhere in no time. This body wash would do much better in a pump, or with a cap that has a smaller opening.Overall it's a very nice bodywash, and I'm glad my daughter has something that she likes using that doesn't bother her skin. It's very pricey though, and I'm not sure if it's worth the asking cost.Doctor Rogers - Natural Restore Body Wash | Clean, Non-Toxic Skincare (8oz)

No scent but I'm pretty sure it says that in the description. The lather is horrible. I wouldn't buy it again. Pricey.

First time purchasing, enjoyed the feel and scent was more of a neutral smell . Will purchase again.

A rich, thick, cream-based body wash.Convenient, non-slip tube with a flip-open lid and a small dispensing hole. Avoids waste, less plastic, and none of the body wash will be unusable as it would be with a pump top.The white cream is concentrated, so a little pea-shaped amount was all I needed for a rich lather. The body wash cleaned well and rinsed away freely in our soft water. My skin felt clean and well hydrated after use. I did not feel the need to use extra moisturizer after showering with this body wash.Not much of a scent or fragrance that we could detect.A vegan, cruelty-free product / not tested on animals.The ingredients are listed on the product page, the tube, and on the recyclable paperboard box so that customers can make informed purchase decisions.Premium priced at about $46 at the time of our review for the 8-ounce tube, but a little of it goes a long way.

I’m obsessed with the Doctor Rogers healing balm. I always make sure I have a tube in my purse and car, it’s useful for so many things! So when I had the chance to try out this new Doctor Rogers - Natural Restore Body Wash I was excited to give it a try!And this definitely lives up to the brands reputation! This body wash is super creamy and moisturizing, while still leaving your skin feeling clean and not stripped. The formula suds up very well and a little goes a long way. There is no scent, which is great for us sensitive skin people! And it doesn’t break me out of have any adverse reactions on my skin. Overall I love this and would totally recommend it!

This soap did not irritate my skin, which is the best thing I can about this product. Didnt make my skin feel any better than much cheaper soaps (that also don't irritate my skin). The viscosity of this soap means that a ton is going to leak everytime you use it and eventually whatever seal was keeping it in the bottle gave way and half the bottle leaked into overnight. Needs a rethink.