Ok, so we've got shaving all taken care of but what about that hair and the rest of your face? Get the low down on shampoo's, conditioners, finishers, cleansers, toners and moisturizers right here!
It's not really even winter here yet in NJ, and already my skin is starting to split from the dryness. I hate creams and lotions and so if any of you know an extremely good moisturizing soap I would be ultra grateful for the recommendation. I've always used Dove which may be part of the reason my skin is so dry to begin with.
fallingwickets wrote:The wal and target are sold out..........did you buy all of it?? Thanks going to check the Kmart
Heh! The word must be spreading on this soap. I hope you find it soon, it's totally worth it. Don't forget you can try the dollar stores and grocery stores, too.
Thanks for all the insights. Finally found it at a Walgreens. Ran right over and bought the few they had left on the shelf. 16 bars for 14 dollars........no complaints. I'll let you know tomorrow how it works for me, that is if I'm not in the ER first for a skin transplant
I think that Olay soap works. I'm not a 100% sure because the non scratching last night could have been helped by a few days worth of benedryl still in the system and a few Beck's washed down with a few Jack Daniels' might have helped too!
Have you given any of the Dr. Bronner's soaps a try? I find that the Tea Tree Oil bar leaves my face rather well after a good washing. Must be something about those castille soaps.
I usually get mine at Whole Foods, but some of the groery stores around here are starting to carry it as well.
If you can stand the smell, Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap seems quite good for dry skin. I have also had success with decent olive oil soaps (Kiss My Face's are good, cheap, and easily available).
I've never heard of Dr. Bronner before. I'll try to find some of that stuff. Same with Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap, never heard of it. Thanks for the suggestions. I would rather have a soap that smells a bit more masculine than Oil of Olay.
It's great to have good-feeling skin in the winter.
