Dial Complete Antibacterial Foaming Soothing Review

They came in bottles with no label so I don't know what the scent is. Something makes me think someone is filling them with cheap soap and selling them for profit.

It came in a box marked "Dial" but there were no labels on the soap dishes themselves and upon opening the box I suspected these were not genuine , but the face of a bottle of cheap soap. As other reviewers point out, the product was watery and had little to no odor. I didn't think soap actually had antibacterial properties so I threw it away. Maybe stupid of me, but better safe than sorry. I want Amazon certified products to be certified.

The bottles came without scent labels, I opened one after the other to smell them but honestly I can't tell which bottle is with which scent , they both smell the same, and it's a bit disappointing because I sniffed around different flavors at the supermarket before deciding if I like white tea and coconut enough to buy them here at Revain since they're cheaper online are. And there, in the supermarket, I clearly distinguished different flavors, but not this one. I'm keeping them anyway!

I used to buy several all purpose foam soaps.....one didn't foam but had a jelly like consistency, the other created a faintly vanishing sad little puddle of foam on my palm. Since I like the right foam soap, I chose the brand again and was not disappointed. I like it !

I did a similar review for SOlimo soap. But this one is WORSE. It's not even soap. It's fat in a bottle. It will NOT clean your hands and unless you use water that will burn your skin your hands will be left with greasy mucus after use. Method soap is cheaper and actually leaves your skin dry and clean. It could be as little as $5, but don't waste your time on it.

There is no label on the bottles at all. I have never bought a product that didn't have a label with information about the product, company, etc.

I ordered this item from Revain.com, not the marketplace. The product came in a box from a Henkel Corporation dealer who clearly stated that the vials were "sold as a set" and not "sold individually". The box contains complete information about the products, including "Drug Facts". The cardboard insert in the box prevented the vials from bumping into each other during transport. The bottles have a large "Dial Complete" logo on the front and a small label on the back. The two varieties of Dial…

The plastic containers for the pumps were simply thrown into the box. There are no labels on it, so the contents are unknown. The containers are printed "Dial" but appear to have been refilled (reused?) by someone and not sealed. I'm sending them back because I don't want to use an unknown and possibly unsafe product. Who knows what they were filled with and who filled them. They should not be sold without proper labeling proving origin, composition and composition.

What I received was not what I ordered. I had to get 4 bottles of Dial Complete hand soap. Two bottles should be coconut water and two white tea. Both soaps are transparent. I received four bottles of blue soap with no labels. I have no idea what scent that is. I ordered them two months ago and thought that with the anticipation I would actually get what I ordered.

This came in a box marked "dial" but there were no labels on the soap bottles themselves and I had a suspicion that they were not authentic but bottles with a dial filled with cheaper Soap. As other reviewers point out, the product was watery and had little to no odor. I didn't think soap actually had antibacterial properties so I threw it away. Maybe stupid of me, but better safe than sorry. I want Amazon certified products to be certified.