My new favorite bar soaps!
Many years ago, I tried Dial once and had to throw out the whole pack because it was so dry. I have been using Lever 2000 moisturizing bars for 20 years but felt it's a bit too dry for me now that my skin is getting less oily with age. I also felt the soap smells too soapy for someone my age. I switched to liquid soaps but don't like the slippery feeling sometimes. After reading the great reviews on Amazon, I decided to give the Dial Glycerin soap a try. These soap, like many Glycerin soaps, smells good. I no longer smell like the much younger me who just stepped out of the gym all the time. These soaps also leave the skin soft. I've been only using it for a few weeks and already noticed a great improvement especially on my elbows, knees, and feet. But it's the good clean kind of soft, not the slippery kind from liquid soaps. I have not used it in the dead winter yet. So I may need to switch to a liquid soap with lotion, or switch up my body lotion. But I think I will be using Dial Glycerin soaps for some years. I also find the Dial Glycerin bar lasts much longer than some of the expensive specialty Glycerin soaps. With some other Glycerin soaps, I can go through one bar per week in summer time when I take a few showers a day. Some folks may love that in a bar soap ingredients. But it's too much work for me just to repurchase. With the Dial Glycerin soaps, at the Amazon price with a large pack shipped to my door, it's a win win win. Read more


















