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It's going to be really interesting to see what Henckel does with Dial soap, which has been defined by its antibacterial ingredient for years. (I actually use
by secabeen 10y ago
It's going to be really interesting to see what Henckel does with Dial soap, which has been defined by its antibacterial ingredient for years. (I actually use Dial Basics in the shower because it's the closest thing I can find to cheap, plain soap with no moisturizers or antibiotics, but that's not a product they promote much outside of dollar stores.)
- freehunter 10y agoIsn't Ivory a pure, plain soap? If Dial goes away or changes, that's still an option.
- douche 10y agoIvory is the best. One of my favorite things about it is that it isn't scented, and doesn't attract mosquitoes and black-flies the way some of the cloyingly sweet and fruity scented soaps tend to.
- acveilleux 10y agoCareful... They did release scented ivory and I accidentally bought some, worse still it was lavender and packaging was only barely different.
- secabeen 10y agoI've tried Ivory in the past and it was too oily for me. YMMV.
- hammock 10y agoIf it's cheap enough for you, Trader Joe's has "tea tree oil pure vegetable soap" in packs of 2 bars for $2
- acveilleux 10y agoThe basic Ivory is essentially only soap. The sunlight bar soap is sold for laundry but it's basically a pure soap made from vegetable fat (that was the big innovation, it wasn't made with tallow rather palm oil.)