14 things you can actually do with Dr. Bronner's soaps, and four uses that are just bad ideas. ... Put 1/4 cup of the Tea Tree soap into a quart of water and spray infected areas.

If you've been to an organic grocery store, you've seen a shelf full of Dr. Bronner 's 18-in-1 Pure Castile Soap. Easily recognizable by the tiny-print labels on every bottle, the soap comes in ...

Enter Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile soap. Castile soap is a type of soap made with all-natural oils, and Dr. Bronner’s has been selling it for a while—since 1948 to be exact.

An article on Dr. Bronner's website describes the company's history as " founded in 1948 by Emanuel Bronner, a third-generation master soapmaker from a German-Jewish soapmaking family.

The Bronner family history is undoubtedly significant, but it is their future that appears to be even more extraordinary. David Bronner, 38, grandson of Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps founder, Emil ...

To understand Dr. Bronner’s, it helps to know that its founder Emanuel Bronner used the company’s main product — soap — to sell a message of unifying the human race, rather than the ...