Body Wash
Body Wash Brands by Ingredients and Ownership
Unilever completed its acquisition of Dr. Squatch in September 2025; its 2025 financial statements put the price at €1,243 million for 98.7% of the shares. Nubian Heritage went to Unilever via the Sundial Brands acquisition. If you want a body wash from a brand that's still independent and uses genuinely clean ingredients, here are your best options.
Our trusted picks
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Dr. Bronner's
Top pickFamily-owned since 1948. Fair trade, organic, and uncompromisingly transparent.
10/10Independent -
Everyone by EO
Affordable clean body wash from the EO family. Non-GMO verified.
9/10Independent -
Bathing Culture
Mind and body wash in a reusable glass bottle. Organic and wildcrafted.
9/10Independent -
Vermont Soap
Family-run organic castile and bar soap from Vermont since 1992.
9/10Independent -
Chagrin Valley Soap & Salve
Family-made organic bar soap from a kitchen hobby turned Ohio workshop.
9/10Independent -
Moon Valley Organics
Farm-made herbal soaps and body wash from a family organic farm in Washington.
9/10Independent -
Bend Soap Company
Raw goat-milk soap and body care from a family farm.
9/10Independent -
Alaffia
Fair trade body care from Togo. Community-empowering shea butter products.
8/10Independent -
Osmia
Doctor-founded bar soaps, still owned by the woman who made them.
8/10Independent -
Aleavia
Short-ingredient, fragrance-free prebiotic body wash from a founder-owned company.
8/10Independent