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Ladies, What Kind Of Body Wash Do You Use?


Britt26

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Britt26 Rookie

To all of you ladies here...Just wondering what kind of bar soap and body wash (the kind you would put on a lufa) you use?

I have used my beloved Oil of Olay body wash (which I read on here may have gluten in its perfume) for years and I'm going to have to make a switch! I also use Dial soap, but I haven't checked that out yet.

What would you recommend?--(for body washes, I need something very moisturizing)


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Hi there,

I do not recommend any type of Oil of Olay products--they make me break-out, I have DH, every time I used them. One of the best products i have found is Neutrogena. They have everything, bodywash, soap, facewash, lotion, and I love the t-fal shampoo and conditioner when I have sores on my head--which seems to be always. i am still recuperating from non-diagnosis of 2 years. I do know that Neutrogena is available at my fav stor--Costco--also the body oil that you put on after showering really helps if you have any outbreaks under your arms--i love it and it is the only product I use, not extremely expensive either.

Good Luck!

sb2178 Enthusiast

I use homemade soap, courtesy of my mama. Face wash, i've also used neutrogena.

tarnalberry Community Regular

Dove bar soap is one of the few ones that helps keep my skin from getting dried out. I'd love less chemical soap, but the nice organic ones are a bit too pricey for me.

sa1937 Community Regular

Personally I use Soft Soap, both in the shower and at my sinks. It's fine for me but then I don't have DH or sensitive skin. As far as I know, it's gluten free. At least I don't see any offending ingredients...it's really difficult to understand ingredients in body washes and cosmetics or skin care products.

I also use Suave shampoo and conditioner. I've used Tresseme in the past and don't seem to have a problem with it either. I may try Garnier when I run out...

Loreal Skin Genesis is my facial moisturizer...no problem with it either but it might not be OK for everyone.

Someone on here also suggested CeraVe Moisturizing Cream or lotion, which I found at my local Wal-Mart. I'm such a fanatic hand washer that I always battle chapped hands, especially in the winter. I ditched my favorite Bath & Body Works body lotion. (sniff, sniff)

Britt26 Rookie

Thank you all for the tips!! I am not looking forward to parting ways with my Oil of Olay but I know it must be done :D Luckily, I use Neutrogena on my face already, so I'll take a look at their other products. Thanks again!!

Chrissyb Enthusiast

I am glad that other can use Neutrogena but I just recently bought some visabely even cleanser for sensative skin. I used it once and broken bad. So I continue to look for something for my face. I use caress bodywash with no problem at all.


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