This is why we’ve taken the time to carefully select 11 outstanding natural body wash options for each skin concern. Let’s dive in. Pro: Stimulating essential oils Con: May irritate sensitive skin Atlantic Kelp and Magnesium Anti-Fatigue Body Wash - 100% Recycled Plastic, REN Clean Skincare ($29); usa.renskincare.com, amazon.com Pro: Safe for sensitive skin Con: Doesn’t have a fragrance (for those who prefer it) The Body Wash, Nécessaire ($25); sephora.com, nordstrom.com Pro: Affordable Con: Not the most hydrating Pure-Castile Liquid Soap, Dr. Bronner’s (from $8); amazon.com, target.com Pro: Doesn’t leave skin feeling tight Con: On the pricey end Body Cleanser - Chamomile Bergamot Rosewood, Grown Alchemist ($44); dermstore.com, ulta.com Pro: Paraben-free suds Con: Doesn’t have a fragrance (for those who want it) Wash no.2, maude ($22); getmaude.com, sephora.com Pro: Eczema safe Con: May have an odd scent due to lack of fragrance Eczema+ Foaming Oil Body Wash, SkinFix ($24); sephora.com Pro: May help prevent body acne Con: Not the best for sensitive skin Good Body Skin AHA+ Enzyme Exfoliating Body Wash, Kosas ($22); kosas.com, credobeauty.com Pro: Smells divine Con: Fragrance may irritate sensitive skin Shower Gel, Rahua ($32); amazon.com, dermstore.com Pro: Packed with antioxidants Con: Lemon peel oil may irritate sensitive skin Kai body wash, Kai ($38); dermstore.com, nordstrom.com Pro: Great for morning showers Con: Scent may be intense for those with a sensitive nose Invigorating Mint Body Wash, based body care ($12); credobeauty.com, amazon.com Pro: Won’t trigger reactive skin Con: Likely won’t dramatically change the appearance of your skin Baby Shampoo + Wash, Pipette ($10); target.com, pipettebaby.com Learn more about our testing process and clean beauty standards here.
