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Best Bath, Shower and Soap Products (Not Tested On Animals)

Chances are you’ve got plenty of products in the shower—soap, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, face wash, shaving cream, and maybe some bubble bath. Anytime you use these products, the chemical ingredients you don’t swallow (hopefully that’s all of them) are washing down the drain, where they sometimes find their way out into the environment. Look especially for bath, shower, and soap products ththat don't contain Triclosan, a common antibacterial chemical that bioconcentrates in the food chain, is hazardous to marine life, and breaks down to carcinogenic dioxins and furans. (more)

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Best Bath, Shower and Soap Products (Not Tested On Animals)

Tom's Of Maine Natural Moisturizing Hand Soap, Lavender
Tom's Of Maine Natural Moisturizing Hand Soap, Lavender
  • $6.30
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8.8
Dr. Bronner's Organic Eucalyptus Soap Bar
Dr. Bronner's Organic Eucalyptus Soap Bar
  • $4.19
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8.6
Burt's Bees Therapeutic Bath Crystals
Burt's Bees Therapeutic Bath Crystals
  • $10.00
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8.6
Gourmet Body Treats Healing Lavender Soap
Gourmet Body Treats Healing Lavender Soap
  • $6.00
8.5
Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Vegetal Soap
Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Vegetal Soap
  • $5.89
8.3
Method Foaming Hand Wash, Green Tea + Aloe
Method Foaming Hand Wash, Green Tea + Aloe
  • $4.00
8.2
The Body Shop Tea Tree Oil Soap
The Body Shop Tea Tree Oil Soap
8.1
Citra Solv Shadow Lake Natural Castile Soaps - Vanilla Almond
Citra Solv Shadow Lake Natural Castile Soaps - Vanil...
  • $24.86 (6 Pack)
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8.0
Kiss My Face Vanilla Sugar Self Foaming Liquid Soap
Kiss My Face Vanilla Sugar Self Foaming Liquid Soap
  • $7.95
7.8
EO Exfoliating Bar Soap
EO Exfoliating Bar Soap
  • $4.99
7.7
Avalon Organics Rosemary Glycerin Hand Soap
Avalon Organics Rosemary Glycerin Hand Soap
  • $6.95
7.7
Alba Botanica Sea Salt Body Scrub
Alba Botanica Sea Salt Body Scrub
  • $10.95
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7.7
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Among potential health concerns in bath and shower products, the primary ingredient to watch out for is “fragrance”, a catch-all term for a trade-secret blend of unsafe chemical ingredients that could be concealing toxic phthalates that are linked to allergies and immune system toxicity.

Many shower gels and body wash products contain some form of sun protection, which often means the use of oxybenzone, a common sunscreen ingredient that’s banned for cosmetics use in Japan because of concerns about its health and environmental effects.

Other common ingredients in bath and shower products—shampoos, conditioners, and soaps especially—are preservatives like DMDM hydantoin, a form of formaldehyde that’s an immune system toxin and skin irritant, and the pH balancer triethanolamine, also a skin irritant and immune system toxin.

You can keep your shower as clean as possible by checking the ingredients section of our bath, shower, and soap product ratings for those unsafe chemicals, or by browsing through our reviews for products with high health and safety scores. Many bath, shower, and soap products with strong chemicals have been animal-tested—You can check the Product Certifications and Listings section on each product page to see if it’s manufacturer has been no-animal-testing certified by PETA or Leaping Bunny.