2 years ago I went through chemo and ever since I have been disproportionately targeted by biting insects than those around me. No idea why this is and Dr's cannot give me a good explanation.When I am bitten, the itching is so intense and unrelenting. It lasts upwards of a week or more.I have been given prescription steroid creams of varying potency and nothing stops it. I've tried every home remedy I've been able to find and I happened to come across a reddit post where someone suggested this horse bar soap for extremely itchy bites.I was desperate, so I tried it.It worked! Nothing else I've tried has. I am covered in scars from itching bites so much they open and scab. But hopefully not anymore. Within 15 minutes I forgot about the bite completely.Pure happiness!

Went to an outdoor concert in Charleston and got eaten alive by no-see-ums. I'm slightly allergic, and had ~70 bites on my legs. The itch and irritation was something from hell. Bought this on a whim and was well worth it.Pro tip: for a large, super-irritated area, either wet one end of the bar down or the affected area, and spread the soap and let dry. Dries a bit like wax. Zero irritation and I have sensitive skin. Will buy again, but the brick sized bar will probably last a LONG time.

The soap was with my garlic press all squeezed together and the soap was broken up. I don’t know why they were put together. Really bad idea. I’m not happy at all.

I developed a "contact" rash from an unknown source on the back of my neck. Within days, it spread to the front of my neck, ears, then eventually face. Doctor prescribed 2 types of steroid anti-itch meds. Neither showed any results after 2-3 weeks. In the meantime, I ordered this soap. The first night I used it I felt relief! By the next morning, there was also visible improvement. By day 2, it was barely there! Amazing and grateful! Not only did it get rid of itch and rash, it creates such a luxurious lather and leaves skin so soft. A little goes a long way. So while pricey, it's worth it!

Purchased a beautiful quarter horse mare from Michigan four years ago. She arrived in show quality condition and I was very happy with her riding performance.Her first summer in Arizona seemed hard on her from the heat, flies and no-seeums.Over the last three years she developed sweet itch each summer and it went into maybe December each year that she stopped rubbing.This was a severe sweet itch. She rubbed her entire main and top of her tail off down to bleeding skin each summer.I tried: tea tree oil, coconut oil, listerene, apple cider vinegar, castor oil, daily water rinses, no soaps, MTG? MTC?, pure sulfur, charcoal mixed in water, mixture is lavender coconut oil and like five other oils or tinctures, internal medicines from the vet and benedryl ...the list goes on.Needless to say this itching caused her to have a frantic personality in which she couldn't pay attention to me. I started to think she was dangerous and had a condition i couldn't get rid of and I didn't want to be around her. She would start itching her mane on anything she could at any time with her full body weight behind it.Spring arrived this year and later the flies and gnats. I watched her go from a reasonable horse to that frantic attitude in a matter of one week.Searched and search on the net and found reviews on this soap. Even though all the other reviews of all the products i had already tried said the same thing I decided ok I will try this soap and order a full body fly sheet. Give the soap a couple weeks to work then just cover her entire body so the biting creatures can't get to her.Five days ago I received this soap- tried it the day it arrived.After soaking just her mane and top of tail letting it sit for five minutes then rinsing, I expected her to stop rubbing while it was wet then resume her neck rubbing within 15 minutes. The mane and tail dried and she stood there looking at me. I waited for 45 minutes..she started to walk around the stall area i thought ok here it comes..She just came back to me and looked at me. I carefully brushed her mane and tail then left for two hours, came back and not one hair was standing up or showing signs of rubbing.Went through this process for three days going out to her stall area every two hours, brushing the main and tail, leaving - coming back..still no rubbing..It is now day five. Am I imagining this? From a single five minute soak of this soap lather this mare stopped..just STOPPED rubbing from sweet itch.To say I am amazed is an understatement. I have notified my vet of this result and he too is shocked.The manufacturer of this soap has changed the life of my horse and my relationship with my horse. I have the horse i bought back!If her condition changes back i will post that update here..I have hope again! And I hope no one sees anything more from me here other than to say it is still working.

I was looking for a product that would work as well as the old Fostex line, and tried this. I'm cursed with very delicate skin, and the recommended strength of 10% sulfur soap just fries me, so any help it might give is overwhelmed by the frying.I found this product helpful in two ways, First, I tried it on its own as a "leave-the-lather-on" treatment (after being fried badly). To my astonishment, my fried skin healed literally overnight. The emolients in this soap, together with the lower sulfur content, are amazingly healing and protective.But, the sulfur content of this product wasn't quite high enough to address the initial problem.So, I tried something. This may work for others with delicate skin too. I bought 10% sulfur soap from Braunfels, and used both Braunfels 10% soap and this product together. I lathered my hands with the 10% soap first (just rotate the bar in a wet hand, about 3x), then lathered with the Itch-Be-Gone until I had copious suds. Smear that on the affected area and let it sit. Rinse after about three minutes.Miracle! No more fried skin, and there's enough sulfur in this blend, apparently, to do the trick. Best of all, I've been using this combo daily and tolerating it very well. Plus, it works as a shampoo, if done the same way. And there's much less sulfur smell than with anything else I tried.I'll be writing a similar review for the Braunfels product, because anyone with sensitive skin may find this helps, as it did me.