Dial Miracle Liquid Hand Soap Review

Does not lather at all and leaves a film on hands. Back to my old hand soap for our bathrooms. I do not recommend this. Before you buy, read the reviews and write a fine one, someone may like it, but not our family.

This product is advertised as a Dial Miracle Oil fragrance but is actually a Dial Marula Oil fragrance. The flavors are not the same and this set was grossly overpriced.

I've been looking for this soap for a long time during quarantine. I really wanted a frothy variety, but it's not available anywhere. I was happy to find this combination at Revain. i like the smell This is not overeating or artificial. I feel like it's hydrating to some degree. But since I wash my hands so often, I still use hand lotion.

It seems that this oil was originally sold as "miracle oil" and then suddenly disappeared and I couldn't buy it anywhere, and then reappeared in this form. I have *very* sensitive skin and my hands are dry and cracked. Common forms of hand soap cause my skin to crack and peel. How many times a day I wash my hands (too many to count), this time doesn't cause cracking and peeling. I rightly support the name "miracle oil"!

Fragrances are not for me and I always find them particularly unpleasant in soaps. I stay away from fruits, foods, flowers - basically anything sweet or spicy. I like fresh or natural scents. If you are looking for a similar scent, this is it!