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06-26-2016 11:20 AM
I've used this one, it's reasonably priced...16oz for around $7.
06-26-2016 11:24 AM
@SilleeMee wrote:Oh did not realize they stopped carrying the antibac soaps. I don't use antibac soaps. I think they can be drying.
@SilleeMee B&BW had Triclosan in it. I was buying the anti-bacterial moisturizing hand washes.
06-26-2016 11:40 AM
We don't use anti-bac soaps in our home. DH would never let us. I was disappointed years ago when BBW went to those and nothing else.
A good moisturizing hand soap is Yardley of London English Lavender. I can find it only at Walmart. But when they have it in, I stock up! The price is great too!
Otherwise, I use BBW hand soaps that are not anti-bac!
06-26-2016 11:48 AM
@Nightowlz wrote:
@Sunshine Kate wrote:I use Dr. Bronner's soap as there are liquid or bar soaps in different scents. I've used it for many years as I have dry skin.
In the winter my skin usually gets drier, but I have no problem whatsoever using Dr. Bronner's soap.
I buy it from my grocery or drug store and it can be ordered online.
@Sunshine Kate I have used Dr. Bonner's in the shower. I have never used it as a daily hand wash. I did see online where some people add some to one of those foaming hand wash bottles & add water. Guess I need to at least give it a try.
Sunshine - this works great. Best idea I ever tried!
Take a old foaming hand soap bottle
add about 1/2 inch of soap to the bottom - amount is trial and error
Fill with COLD water (warm/hot water will create too many suds)
I started doing this after I bought Dr B almond scent and did not like it in the shower. Obviously I did not want to waste it so......hand soap.
I even mix scents now. Rose and almond are lovely.
This is a real $avings. and has saved my hands!
06-26-2016 12:05 PM
@beach-mom wrote:We don't use anti-bac soaps in our home. DH would never let us. I was disappointed years ago when BBW went to those and nothing else.
A good moisturizing hand soap is Yardley of London English Lavender. I can find it only at Walmart. But when they have it in, I stock up! The price is great too!
Otherwise, I use BBW hand soaps that are not anti-bac!
@beach-mom I like the Yardley Oatmeal bar soap. They have it & the lavender at Dollar Tree here for $1 per bar. You can order a case online for $24 for 24 bars & have it shipped free to their store for pick up.
They used to carry a liquid hand wash when they first opened in our area that I really liked. They don't carry it anymore & don't remember the name of it.
06-26-2016 01:01 PM
I use Olivella liquid soap. You can buy it on Amazon. I dilute half and half with water. It is the only soap/handwash that doesn't dry my hands. Olive oil is naturally antiseptic, too.
06-26-2016 01:11 PM
I found several types of hand wash by a company called Deep Steep at TJ Maxx and Marshall's. You can Google Deep Steep and find it at various websites with various prices. It is $4.99 - $5.99 per 17.6 oz of liquid hand soap at the TJ Maxx and Marshall's locations near me. I get eczema on my hands very easily due to sensitivities to many ingredients, and I've had zero problems with this brand. It really moisturizes my skin. I love it!
06-26-2016 06:25 PM
@Nightowlz wrote:
@beach-mom I like the Yardley Oatmeal bar soap. They have it & the lavender at Dollar Tree here for $1 per bar. You can order a case online for $24 for 24 bars & have it shipped free to their store for pick up.
They used to carry a liquid hand wash when they first opened in our area that I really liked. They don't carry it anymore & don't remember the name of it.
@Nightowlz - I've tried the oatmeal, but I really like the lavender. That's what my mom always used. Thanks for the info about ordering online. I'm going to get a case of it!
06-28-2016 04:42 PM
Another vote for Olivella-
I have these, from Pampered Chef (discontinued) that I use-
And I also use this-
06-28-2016 04:52 PM
I make my own with old foaming hand soap dispensers and Dr. Bronner's. I use 2-3 tablespoons of soap to 1 cup of water. Cherry Blossom and Unscented are the most moisturizing in my opinion, but you could always add glycerin or almond oil to add a more moisturizing effect. This has really cut down on our hands being so dry they crack, and we wash our hands A LOT due to pottytraining our son.
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