Turpentine Soap

My back was driving me crazy. I may be sensitive to some ingredients in commercial soap, maybe SLS. I switched to Diamond G Turpentine Soap and I have almost stopped using my Triamcinolone Acetonide Cream prescription. I am down to once ever couple of week from daily and I am improving all the time.

I was introduced to a bar of soap from a company called Diamond G in Georgia. This product is made from the turpentine sap of pine trees and, in my experience, is nothing short of miraculous. It deeply cleanses, leaves no residue or film, and makes my skin look and feel amazing. I use it both to shave my face and to wash my body. Since switching to Diamond G’s soap, I could never return to ordinary soaps—once you try it, you’ll likely become a lifelong customer as well.

Greatest all natural product ever , done right by forest g ! Use it regularly for health concerns- not the microbes but toxins left behind you have to eradicate. After the kill.

Large bar, nice light scent, skin feels good afterwards, Very pleased!

Great company and products I appreciate your business and service. My only complaint was USPS and their service…. My mail was delayed and not received accurately.

My back was itching. I found some prescription cream and it help. I changed to this soap and the itching is greatly reduced. Between the soap and cream, I think I can eradicate the itching.

We are long time users of this soap,, the Wonder Sauce and the healing salve. Highly recommend Have never had a problem with the shipping

Love a good bar of soap. My former favorite was a coconut-oil soap from a local farmers market, also have used the 'Lump of Coal' soap and liked that - but a while back I tried the Diamond-G soap and it's even better in my opinion than these others. It's a soft soap once it gets wet so you need to keep the bottom from getting soft. The simplest thing is just a bit of crinkled up tinfoil to set the soap on to dry. The air pockets let it dry all around. I'm sure there are fancier ones - I have bought soaps before that come with little wood ones that are branded (hint-hint) but the main idea is to keep it from staying wet and melting . You just need a bit on a washcloth and it does the trick - you'll notice the water actually turning white going to the drain as the soap reacts with the water when you rinse off. I had a skin rash on my face that would get worse in the summer - it's pretty much solved at this point (though I have been rubbing a bit of Castor Oil on my face as a moisturizer after showering) and I credit that to the soap as well. I also use it to wash my hair - just a tiny bit or a once-over-the-top with the bar, scrub with the washcloth from earlier, and it keeps the hair from being greasy but not dried out (I'm a guy though may be different for women). Bought a few bars initially and then just re-ordered a box of 20 - should last me a while, was a good deal, and they are a nice item to put into gift baskets. Love that packaging. From ChatGPT (variants of 'soap of the land'): Elegant & Poetic: Whispering Pine Soap Forest Essence Evergreen Lather Resin & Rain Timber Touch Rustic & Organic: Pine Sap Suds Resin & Root Woodland Wash Tall Timber Soap Playful & Quirky: Sappy Suds The Suds of the Pines Foam of the Forest Evergreen Clean Sticky to Silky Luxurious & Spa-like: Forest Gold Soap Nature’s Resin Cleanse Wildwood Wash Pine & Pure Sacred Sap Soap

I even use this soap to shave with. Best soap you can buy