Hypoallergenic Body Bar Recommendations

[Ancient Brother]

Does anyone have any?

I recently switched back to Dove, which means I've broken out in a rash. As the rash on my chest perfectly matched an 'identify my skin rash' chart that I found online as 'accidental soap poisoning.' I've had this problem before. What should I use. I've obviously never found a suitable replacement.

I would like the soap to be bright white, and, solid. Those are my only two requirements. Those, and that I'm not allergic. I don't like rashes on my skin.

 

[Ancient Brother]

I've identified the offending ingredients. I'm going to try some Dial soap for my shower before bed tonight, and, I'll post the results.

 

[jpakstis]

I used to use any old soap or body wash then got into using Dr. Bronner's or artisan soaps. When I went back to the old stuff I developed rashes in my armpits.

I believe the issue was the presence of sodium lauryl sulfate or sodium laureth sulfate. I found some soaps (Lever 2000) that doesn't have SLS and haven't had an issue at all. FYI Dove has SLS.

 

[Clay]

Dial Basics. Give it a try.

 

[Jerry-built Hustler]

River Soap Company milk & honey soap. I don't know if it qualifies as hypoallergenic (which technically has no legal definition anyway), but it's exceptionally mild and fragrance free; it's also very rich, creamy and non-drying. You can use the company's store locator to find a store in your area that carries the brand.

 

[Jerry-built Hustler]

I would like the soap to be bright white, and, solid. Those are my only two requirements.

I've seen your desire for "bright white" soaps in other threads. I'm curious why this criterion is so important to you.

 

[Fiend606]

Have you tried plain old soap:

http://www.stirlingsoap.com/unscented-bath/