🚿 Refreshing Dial Body Wash: Himalayan Salt, 21 Oz (4-Pack) - Revitalize Your Skin! Review

I love this soap. i love amazon I'm a regular customer still works, but was more than a little disappointed with the delivery of this product. One of the 4 soaps was opened and spilled a quarter of the product all over the box and other soaps. However, my hands still smell good for quite a while, so I only get upset about 2 times out of 10.

This is an honest unpaid and not free item considering the review. We thought it was a "healthier" shower gel because it contains Himalayan salt. But the ingredients don't list any Himalayan salt. Since there is a pandemic, we buy "bad" soaps and shower gels because they have antibacterial agents. But without a pandemic, we use really safe shower products without SLS, chemical fragrances and harmful dyes. When the shower gel forms a very thick and large foam from a small drop. It's Sodium…

Our guest bathroom is painted bright pink and features a clear glass soap dispenser. I always thought blue or gold soap just didn't work. White would be fine if I could find a white soap that I like that smells nice and isn't rough on my hands. This rose soap with Himalayan salt not only looks perfect, smells great, but is also moisturizing! The so-called salt is, I think, something like little balls. I wonder what they are doing to the environment. But overall I am very happy with this hand…

We will NOT be buying Gillette branded items in any form again. It's just a decision we made 2 years ago based on this company's decision. Action reaction. So we needed an inexpensive alternative and found Dial. The products work well, clean well, smell nice etc. We like this one for the exfoliating properties of the sand in the soap. Very happy.

I have had skin problems for many years. This shower gel was my lifesaver. I undressed and dry skin flew everywhere. It takes several uses for the full effect, but I noticed a difference after the first use.

I wish I had read the ingredients before buying. It contains glycerin, which, in addition to feeling like washing your face with snail slime, is contraindicated in almost all women or people suffering from dermatophytes (such as uncontrolled diabetes and severe obesity). It's also almost as thin as water, meaning you have to apply it to a stool to use it, rendering the abrasive in this one completely useless. I don't recommend it, although it smells good and is cheap.

I love the smell of this product! I was originally looking for a Himalayan hand wash, but it turned out to be mixed with other scents. So I ordered a shower stall. I use it in the shower and on my hands, although it's a bit thick and contains fine grains of sand (micelles?). I think adding some water would make it perfect for hand soap. If Dial comes out with a simple Himalayan hand soap salt, I'll happily buy a few bottles!