Method Hand Wash

So I have to admit...I do like the way "fragrance" smells (in particular the lavender soap and I did really like the cranberry spice scent they had before the holidays last year). But I'm not such a fan of endocrine disruptors which tend to lurk behind the seemingly innocuous "fragrance." I haven't done all the research into whether there are phthalates in Method's hand soap...but to get around the question, I would highly recommend the Go Naked hand soap, because first of all, who doesn't love a name with the word "naked" in it. And second of all, it's totally free of dyes and fragrance.

But on to the question of how it is as a hand soap...I like it a lot. It foams up nicely (but not too much) and doesn't dry out my skin. Not to mention, it definitely gets your hands feeling squeaky clean.

i have a green tea/aloe bottle in my kitchen and a sea minerals (blue) bottle in my bathroom. they both smell fantastic, are super economical (can get them at target), look nice, and foam great. highly recommended.

Method hand wash soap is really nice. Mine is green tea and aloe, and it's got a nice light scent. It's biodegradable and natural, and doesn't dry my hands out. Definitely good stuff! Plus they even carry it at Safeway, so it's easy to find.

It foams well enough, leaves my hands feeling clean and has a great, light scent. I still need to do some research into whether there are phthalates in this hand soap before I will buy it again. It is readily available at many stores, which is why I bought it after running out of our normal hand soap which I have to order online.

I have tried a zillion hand cleaners and some that are natural just frankly don't cut the muck.  this works and it is pretty gentle too.  doesnt suds a ton but if you are smart enough to realize suds are not what cleans  you are doing pretty good already!  =)

I don't understand how Method the brand has a reputation for green and eco-friendly products. Here is the list of ingredients in the handwash I just bought: sodium lauryl sulfate (known skin and inhalant irritant), Cocamide DEA,Cocoamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin,  Tetrasodium EDTA, Aloe Barbadensis Gel, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methyisothiazolinone, Tocopherol, Benzophenone 4, Sodium Cholide, Citric Acid, Fragrance, green #2, yellow #4.

So, how is this "natural"?  What is "green" about this except for the color?  If I want to wash my hands, soap will do -- not this petro-chemical soup full of ingredients listed as hazardous on the Environmental Working Group website.

 I love the light scent but I wish the scent had more of a nature derrived scent like from trees or or oil from from real flowers. It still has a fake air fresher quality though it is ok but I would like somethign more natural smelling. The product really makes hands feel super clean and the foaming bottle does the trick quite well.

Just stop making the darn refills so hard to find. Or are peopel with OCD really into this prduct and maxing out their credit cards on these?

 I've also tried this soap while visiting my mom's... I'm not sure why, but there are three bottles of hand soap on the bathroom counter. I think my sister likes one and my mom likes another. Anyway, I found three new products to review on Huddler that I don't even have to purchase! Fabulous.

Anyway, I found this to be a perfectly effective hand soap. The consistency is fine - not too runny, not too sticky, etc. I believe it was the green tea/aloe scent and it was nice and mild.

No complaints except the questionable ingredients that others have mentioned below.