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Old 09-26-2012, 06:22 PM
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Body Wash VS.Soap

What's better to use Body Wash Or Bar Soap ?
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Old 09-26-2012, 06:44 PM
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

Myself, I love the body wash soaps for, well, my body! LOL
But, I do use Dove facial bar for my face.

My husband also uses body wash AND bar soap.

We believe in cleanliness! LOL!!!
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Old 09-26-2012, 06:47 PM
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

I like the body wash for bath myself.
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Old 09-26-2012, 07:05 PM
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

Soaps, all of them that i tried, started breaking me out.

I started about 15 yrs ago, making my own soap.
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

I like Dr. Bronners peppermint liquid castile soap. Very mild.
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I like Dr. Bronners peppermint liquid castile soap. Very mild.
Where can this be purchased ?
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I like Dr. Bronners peppermint liquid castile soap. Very mild.
Castle soap? guaranteed to remove orcs, trolls and crusading Christians?
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

Dr Bronners is all I use!
The mint is more for summer,
and makes one cold straight from the shower;
but the others are great, too, and
are not just "scented."

Pretty much any grocery store
has them now (Safeway, etc),
GNC online, and of course health-food stores.

I came in here to suggest that,
your skin being your largest organ,
you might pause before regularly dousing it
with something you cannot pronounce,
"body-wash" wise.
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But, I do use Dove facial bar for my face.
Oh my goodness! How are you able to use this on your face?!! The only bar of soap I have ever, in my entire life, been able to use on my face was one put out by Melaluca. Now I use Weleda Irish Lotion or Avalon facial cleaner. I also use Avalon's body wash. I never use bar soap. It is very drying to my skin. I'm always amazed when someone tells me they use a bar of soap on their face.
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Re: Body Wash VS.Soap

Dr. Bronner's Almond Castile Soap or sometimes a goats milk bar soap in a variety of *flavors*. Our grocery store carries big blocks of the goat's milk soaps that you can slice off and buy by the ounce. I also use homemade salt or sugar scrubs for exfoliating and extra moisturizing. I particularly love my most recent salt scrub - olive & almond oils, sea salt and a few drops of lavender essential oil. I use it on my hands a lot, too.

I have sensitive skin, so I use more expensive products for my face (and neck), but they last a really long time:

M.D. Forte Facial Cleanser, Level II
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SkinCeuticals Micro-Exfoliating Scrub and Equalizing Toner


+Oil of Olay Total Effects Fragrance-Free Moisturizer <---I've been a faithful user of this stuff for years. Before they had the Total Effects line, I used the Daily Moisturizer for sensitive skin (fragrance-free).
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