I use bodywash, seems to keep the shower cleaner. I always get too much soap scum when using bar soaps, have to clean the shower more often. Also bar soap is [censored] when it is worn down, difficult to handle.
Body wash or bar soap?
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Both. Jack Black Turbo Wash and Charcoal Body Bar.
Originally Posted by ZZman
Dang it. Now I have to look up all these soaps I have never heard of!
I like the Kiehl's grapfruit bath and show liquid body cleanser. It's what they have at the gym.
https://www.kiehls.com/body/body-wash-and-scrubs/bath-and-shower-liquid-body-cleanser/401.html
Dang it. Now I have to look up all these soaps I have never heard of!
I like the Kiehl's grapfruit bath and show liquid body cleanser. It's what they have at the gym.
https://www.kiehls.com/body/body-wash-and-scrubs/bath-and-shower-liquid-body-cleanser/401.html
Dove bar soap and Aveno body wash. I use the Aveno afterwards as a skin conditioner. My skin doesn't generate enough oil on its own.
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Dove body wash, the deep moisturizing kind.
I don't wanna smell like anything. I don't like perfumes or anything.
Could be your water. I spent a week at some family friends house in Montana a few years ago and brought my shampoo and body wash from home, and felt slimy like I couldn't rinse it off afterwards. It was the well water.
I don't wanna smell like anything. I don't like perfumes or anything.
Could be your water. I spent a week at some family friends house in Montana a few years ago and brought my shampoo and body wash from home, and felt slimy like I couldn't rinse it off afterwards. It was the well water.
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Paul Mitchell Tea Tree soap here.
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
Originally Posted by das_peikko
Dove bar soap and Aveno body wash.
The Aveeno daily moisturizing body wash is one of the better ones I've tried. Good stuff.
Dove bar soap and Aveno body wash.
The Aveeno daily moisturizing body wash is one of the better ones I've tried. Good stuff.
Body wash, whatever's on sale. Currently using some Suave for Men that I found in the back of the cabinet under the sink. I
I like using the "cooling" washes in the summer. They have menthol in them and it's nice to shower with that after working on the yard.
I like using the "cooling" washes in the summer. They have menthol in them and it's nice to shower with that after working on the yard.
I've never liked the excessive, cheap cologne smell of the body wash for men products I've tried. I have a bottle of Dial with "marula oil" (something like that) which has been to my liking. It has a bit of a sweet fragrance to it, but I find it pretty pleasant. It has significantly reduced the itchy skin condition that tends to occur in the dry, winter months.
Also, if you try the peppermint Dr. Bronner's - be careful, it can make certain parts of the anatomy burn (in an intensely pleasant way).
Also, if you try the peppermint Dr. Bronner's - be careful, it can make certain parts of the anatomy burn (in an intensely pleasant way).
I've been using the super cheap Ivory brand body wash. It works just fine and doesn't have much scent to it. I switched to body wash a long time ago because I found it left way less scum on the tile and door of my stall shower than bar soap did. I use a daily shower cleaner spray every other day and haven't had to clean my shower in years.
Originally Posted by DBMaster
I've been using the super cheap Ivory brand body wash. It works just fine and doesn't have much scent to it. I switched to body wash a long time ago because I found it left way less scum on the tile and door of my stall shower than bar soap did. I use a daily shower cleaner spray every other day and haven't had to clean my shower in years.
If you're using a cleaner spray, doesn't that mean you're cleaning your shower every other day?
I've been using the super cheap Ivory brand body wash. It works just fine and doesn't have much scent to it. I switched to body wash a long time ago because I found it left way less scum on the tile and door of my stall shower than bar soap did. I use a daily shower cleaner spray every other day and haven't had to clean my shower in years.
If you're using a cleaner spray, doesn't that mean you're cleaning your shower every other day?
Originally Posted by Wolf359
Originally Posted by DBMaster
I've been using the super cheap Ivory brand body wash. It works just fine and doesn't have much scent to it. I switched to body wash a long time ago because I found it left way less scum on the tile and door of my stall shower than bar soap did. I use a daily shower cleaner spray every other day and haven't had to clean my shower in years.
If you're using a cleaner spray, doesn't that mean you're cleaning your shower every other day?
Well, you got me! I didn't think of it that way because it's a few seconds of quick misting compared to scrubbing, but you are technically correct.
Originally Posted by DBMaster
I've been using the super cheap Ivory brand body wash. It works just fine and doesn't have much scent to it. I switched to body wash a long time ago because I found it left way less scum on the tile and door of my stall shower than bar soap did. I use a daily shower cleaner spray every other day and haven't had to clean my shower in years.
If you're using a cleaner spray, doesn't that mean you're cleaning your shower every other day?
Well, you got me! I didn't think of it that way because it's a few seconds of quick misting compared to scrubbing, but you are technically correct.
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Originally Posted by Leo99
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Sometimes Kirk's Castile bar soap
Sometimes http://expeditionsoaps.com] bar soap
I've always wanted to try Dr. Bronner's but my local grocer only sells it in a large bottle.
I like Kirk's over Dr Bronner, which I've tried. Bronner is more expensive and overrated. Kirk's 3-pks are at my Walmarts.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Sometimes Kirk's Castile bar soap
Sometimes http://expeditionsoaps.com] bar soap
I've always wanted to try Dr. Bronner's but my local grocer only sells it in a large bottle.
I like Kirk's over Dr Bronner, which I've tried. Bronner is more expensive and overrated. Kirk's 3-pks are at my Walmarts.
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Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
If you will notice in my link several posts above, I included a website link to expeditionsoaps.
I suggest anyone here recommending an off-brand soap, include the link please.
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
If you will notice in my link several posts above, I included a website link to expeditionsoaps.
I suggest anyone here recommending an off-brand soap, include the link please.
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Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
It's a fictional soap company from the book/movie "Fight Club"
It was meant as a joke
Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
It's a fictional soap company from the book/movie "Fight Club"
It was meant as a joke
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Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
It's a fictional soap company from the book/movie "Fight Club"
It was meant as a joke
That brings back memories of one of the most disgusting scenes in movie history - When Brad Pitt and Edward Norton were hoisting the bag of "soap ingredient" over the fence.
Originally Posted by Triple_Se7en
Originally Posted by TurboLuver
Bar soap from Paper Street Soap Co.
The link I tried features insect spray and t-shirts.
https://thepaperstreetsoap.co/
It's a fictional soap company from the book/movie "Fight Club"
It was meant as a joke
That brings back memories of one of the most disgusting scenes in movie history - When Brad Pitt and Edward Norton were hoisting the bag of "soap ingredient" over the fence.
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