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I use irish spring soap and for about a year now I put moisturizing lotion all over after my shower. I began with the lotion after getting hit with shingles and then a case of eczema last winter. I guess I do have very dry skin and very thin skin for that matter. Well, spill your guts!
Questions for Dustyroad70: Did you have the Shingles shot and still got the shingles? If didn't have the shot before, did a doctor recommend the shot after to prevent another occurrence?
Cetaphil Gentle Cleansing Bar Soap is quite nice and non drying. I like pure almond oil for a general moisturizer. I don’t have a particular hour for bathing.
I got a horrible rash from Irish Spring soap when I was a teenager in the early 1970's. Haven't touched it since.
If you have no problems using it, great.
As far as how often a person bathes, it just depends on the person. If bathing too often leaves someone's skin too dry and they don't stink - why shower every day?
Look in the laundry shelves for Mexican bar soap, ZOTE or LIRIO. It's about a buck for a one-pound bar, and is about as pure a soap as you can get without going to a craft fair. It's wonderful for shower, shave, shampoo. Zote even comes with English labeling now, as Americans are beginning to catch on.
I have a bar of Lifebuoy that I bought in Mexico. I have not seen it in a store here in years.
I have been pleased with Yardley soap. It comes in different flavors.
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