Dial Antibacterial Bar Soap, Gold: 8-Pack of 4 Ounce Bars - Effective Germ Protection! Review

My mother only bought this when I was a kid because we were in the dairy and veterinary industry. I always have something like this at home. No one has stocked this for 3 months due to the COVID pandemic and we use a lot more soap (among other things) than usual at home as we spend so much time at home. Got this form online due to empty store shelves, I was concerned about what I would get based on other reviews. I received 8 packs. The batons are individually wrapped in regular wax paper and…

I don't have sensitive skin so I don't know if this would work. But I've been using this soap for many, many years. It fights odors really well and I love that it's antibacterial. I was tired of going out so I added this to the Subscribe and Save section so I get it automatically now.

Dial soap sold more than pancakes all year 2020 due to COVID-19. It's still selling well in 2021 and thanks to its antibacterial properties it leaves your skin nice and clear with a lot less germs, whether you're washing your hands or taking a bath!

Bought it from other sellers, it was always light yellow and white. It's a true gold color all over. My grandparents used it and love the smell. Doesn't dry out and rinses out easily.

I've tried most soap brands and I have to say this one definitely wins when it comes to how clean and hydrated your skin feels. I remember the first time I used it before the surgery. The doctor told me that I should have used this soap before the surgery. I was very impressed with the huge difference it made and how clean it really made me feel. I definitely recommend it above all others. The fact that it is antibacterial is a plus.

After not being able to find Dial's antibacterial liquid soap (probably due to COVID-19), I was happy to find and order it in bars. Actually, I'm not against bar soap at all. I use it in the kitchen, sink and shower. I don't know how many times I wash my hands a day, but I know a lot. The good news is that soap doesn't irritate or dry out your skin. It also doesn't make the floor or tub slippery. The bad news is it leaves a terrible soapy film/suds on my stainless steel kitchen sink. (I know…

At least you can still find that in stores. The range of soaps is scarce today. Dial for Men's Bar was the best, but now that they don't make it we have to resort to a bar that's made for almost everyone, but not specifically for men. The antibacterial effect of this soap is good. But let's get it over with, this is based on the "Safeguard" soap that invented the gold antibacterial soap bar long before it appeared on the dial. They say that every port is in a storm commercial, and lately…

I wouldn't recommend this soap for sensitive skin but it's an affordable set that can't be beat! I don't have any skin irritation issues, but sometimes it dries a bit. The scent is simple, nothing special, it's not a Bath and Body Works (laughs). Overall I recommend this soap unless you are struggling with dry or sensitive skin.

Got a tattoo recently? This is the professional standard for healing. The gold bar will foam up *Let the tattoo breathe for an hour *Apply the ointment generously, massage gently *Leave the ointment on for an hour or two *Repeat I've seen complete healing in ten days with no fading. sling free.

Bought during the early onset of the pandemic. I find that soap tears lengthwise very quickly. Another very strange aspect is that it holds dirt! Dirt sticks to soap - hold it under water and it won't wash off! No grease, nothing out of the ordinary, but when used as a hand soap, the soap holds dirt, doesn't wash off, and looks gross. I would only buy this as a last resort if there is no other soap under the sun.