Handsoaps

[KUJO]

One of the interesting things I've noticed lately is the importance of a good scent in my grooming products; the smell is half the pleasure of good shave for me anyway (IMHO).

I've tried a couple of different shower soaps (more on that in another post perhaps), but have settled for any old Softsoap brand handsoap.

So the other day (while taking my son to the Gap to by some clothes for a new job) I swung into Bath and Body Works and sniffed out a few of their soaps.

Now the very word Aromatherapy make me want to gag, but when my honker got a whiff of their Lemongrass Mandarin soap I decided I must have it, the 24 ouncer, not the measely 12 oz.

Let me tell you, I've been looking for reasons to go wash my hands lately and may have just found another obsession.

Anyone else suffer from handsoap AD?

[guenron]

Hmmm, HAD? As in I've been HAD?
Well, I have a closet shelf loaded with hand and body soaps. Here was a part of show and tell day:

[KUJO]

Hmmm, HAD? As in I've been HAD?
Well, I have a closet shelf loaded with hand and body soaps. Here was a part of show and tell day:

We are not worthy....

[Austin]

So Ron, I take it you like Roger & Gallett soaps.

[guenron]

So Ron, I take it you like Roger & Gallett soaps.

Nice stuff, smells good too!

[Scotto]

With three-kids, I am washing my hands constantly. That, plus living in the North East, my hands get very dry. I find, interestingly, that they respond better to a hard soap than the liquids. I have tried all sorts of high-end liquid soaps, and they all dry my hands out something fierce. I have started using some T&H hard bar soap instead, and find it much gentler.

In the shower, however, I find that gels and such don't dry me out as much as hard soaps. Not sure what the discrepency means....