Favorite inexpensive body wash?
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suzu
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this also nivea |
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Huge fan of this citrus body wash from Costco, smells bright and fresh w/o being strong:
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-signature-liquid-body-wash%2c-natural-citrus%2c-27-fl-oz%2c-2-count.product.100799464.html |
Anonymous
| Dr Bronner’s lavender or Dove |
Anonymous
| Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back. |
Anonymous
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing? |
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old spice bergamot
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Anonymous
Ewww you greasy. |
Anonymous
| Never felt like any of them made a difference, so I just go for the cheapest which is Arm and Hammer fresh water for $2 on sale in Giant at times. |
Anonymous
+1 Huge bottle, low price, good suds without being too thick |
Anonymous
| I second, Aveeno and I use Trader Joe's Teatree soap (don't use it on 'soft tissue'!). |
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Jason (Apricot White Tea), Pharm to Table (Pistachio Coconut) and Dr Bronners (Peppermint, Almond) are current favorites.
I also really like Rose Jam and a few others by Lush. While Lush isn’t as inexpensive per bottle as the other brands, the price per use is actually less. Even a small bottle lasts quite a while. |
Anonymous
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop. |
Anonymous
Dove bar soap. |
Anonymous
Dove bar is still the best! But now I can only do the sensitive bar. The original’s fragrance is now just too much. |