Liquid antibacterial soap is so expensive and maybe not good for your health. I buy Suave scented shampoo when it is on sale at a rock bottom price. Fill your liquid soap dispenser 1/3 full of the low cost Suave and then fill the rest with nice warm water. Rotate a few times to mix the solution. Now you have pretty, scented, pure soap that's designed to cut grease and oil. What you don't have is the antibacterial effect, but why do you need it? I've been doing this for years and people often comment in the good smelling soap in the bathroom. A bottle of Suave lasts a long time and costs about 10 cents a refill in my bathroom dispenser.
I sometimes dilute Suave shampoo, sometimes I don't. Either way it lasts a long time, gets my hands clean at their dirtiest, and has a pleasant scent. It looks pretty, too! I put mine in a nicer dispenser and it fools quite a bit of people into thinking it's a fancy soap.
For a more moisturizing effect, you can add a few drops of Vitamin E oil that you find in the health (not beauty) section of the store. It is fine alone, at least it doesn't cause my hands to crack after frequent washings.
One thing that I hate about anti bacterial hand soap is it drys out my hands so bad especially in the winter. I have really dry skin in the winter so maybe this would help me out. THANKS!
That's fine as long as you are not allergic to Suave products. I had an allergy test of all my daily products. They fill small little metal like discs with all of your daily products and tape them to your back for a day or so. Then you go back and they remove them and measure your reaction to each product.
I never made it through the night. It came off! When I got to the doctor the next day, he could not believe the reaction I had. It looked like a cigarette burn! Can't use Suave products!
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