Anonymous
10/14/2024 18:40
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Do you mean all the different scents? Dove body wash has been around for almost 30 years.
I have a feeling this is in the vein of 1995 was ten years ago.
Anonymous
10/14/2024 18:39
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop.
Body Shop closed! I always used them and they have withdrawn from the US market. I'm so sad.
For years I've used them.
suzu
10/14/2024 17:52
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
lush grass
so green!
body shop pamplemousse
so green!
body shop pamplemousse
Anonymous
10/14/2024 15:54
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Cremo body wash in White Jasmin Amber. On Amazon but $9 and smells like that $500 Rouge perfume.
Anonymous
10/14/2024 14:08
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Kirkland citrus from Costco or Olay
Anonymous
10/14/2024 14:05
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop.
Dove bar soap.
Dove bar is still the best! But now I can only do the sensitive bar. The original’s fragrance is now just too much.
Ugh. That white film on everything. Nasty.
No white film here.
Actually, I'm switching to a clear body wash because of problems with the Dove bar causing a white scum build up in our linear drain and build up of the pink "mold". From what I've read Dove soap might be the culprit, so I'll try a body wash to see if it helps.
That’s the other thing I like about Dr Bronner’s. Undiluted, I think it’s too alkaline for stuff to grow.
Anonymous
10/14/2024 12:33
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop.
Dove bar soap.
Dove bar is still the best! But now I can only do the sensitive bar. The original’s fragrance is now just too much.
Ugh. That white film on everything. Nasty.
No white film here.
Actually, I'm switching to a clear body wash because of problems with the Dove bar causing a white scum build up in our linear drain and build up of the pink "mold". From what I've read Dove soap might be the culprit, so I'll try a body wash to see if it helps.
Anonymous
10/14/2024 08:06
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Ivory
Anonymous
10/13/2024 22:00
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Jason body wash, rosewater scent
Anonymous
10/13/2024 18:18
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
My sensitive skin is much happier with Dr Bronners than with any non-soap soap. I use it on my face, too.
Anonymous
10/13/2024 16:33
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Do you mean all the different scents? Dove body wash has been around for almost 30 years.
Anonymous
10/13/2024 16:25
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop.
Dove bar soap.
Dove bar is still the best! But now I can only do the sensitive bar. The original’s fragrance is now just too much.
Ugh. That white film on everything. Nasty.
No white film here.
Anonymous
10/13/2024 16:23
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dove. Always. I've tried others but always come back.
What did we all use ten or so years ago before the expensive Dove body wash became a thing?
Dr Bronners and Neutrogena. And carefully chosen options from Body Shop.
Dove bar soap.
Dove bar is still the best! But now I can only do the sensitive bar. The original’s fragrance is now just too much.
Ugh. That white film on everything. Nasty.
Anonymous
10/13/2024 16:20
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
I just pulled this thread up while at Target, lol. Got the salt air in the blue bottle.
Anonymous
10/13/2024 13:26
Subject: Favorite inexpensive body wash?
Thanks for this thread. I'm over the overpowering scent of my Lush body wash and this is perfect.