“Gessut soap” seems to be a typo or a term that might be unfamiliar. If you’re referring to **"genuine" soaps** or types of **"castile soap"** and **"natural"** soaps, here's a rundown:
### **Types of Genuine Soaps:**
 
1. **Castile Soap**: Made from olive oil, this soap is gentle and moisturizing, suitable for sensitive skin. It’s often used as a versatile cleanser for the face, body, and even household cleaning.
 
2. **Natural Soaps**: These are made from natural ingredients, such as essential oils, herbs, and plant-based oils. They often avoid synthetic additives and fragrances, making them good for sensitive skin.
 
3. **Handmade Soaps**: Typically made in small batches with traditional methods, these soaps often contain natural ingredients and can be customized for specific skin needs.
 
4. **Organic Soaps**: Made from certified organic ingredients, these soaps avoid synthetic chemicals and are often considered better for the skin and the environment.
 
5. **Glycerin Soaps**: These contain glycerin, which is a natural humectant that helps retain moisture in the skin. They are often clear and can be a good option for dry skin.
 
                    ### **Specialty Soaps:**
- **Sulfur Soap**: Known for its acne-fighting properties, often used for treating skin conditions like acne and seborrheic dermatitis.
- **Tea Tree Soap**: Contains tea tree oil, known for its antibacterial and antifungal properties, helpful for acne-prone skin.
- **Charcoal Soap**: Activated charcoal helps absorb toxins and impurities from the skin, making it popular for deep cleansing.
- **Herbal Soaps**: Infused with herbs like chamomile, lavender, or calendula, these soaps can offer various benefits depending on the herbs used.
If you meant something else by “gesut soap,” please provide more details so I can offer a more accurate explanation!