Cussons Carex Antibacterial Moisturising Handwash

Advantages: Moisturising, Anti Bacterial, Good For All the Family
Disadvantages: None

...yes. I have recently bought Cussons Carex Antibacterial Moisturising Handwash. The two words that stand out to me here are 'antibacterial' and 'moisturising', the first because not only do I like my hands to smell clean but feel clean. The second because excessive washing can have a tendency to dry out the hands and leave them sore and chapped. I bought the Aloe Vera and Eucalyptus variety and I have one for my kitchen sink and one for the bathroom. ...
...ages but I didn't know Cussons made it until I bought this product. If you look at it carefully it does actually read 'Cussons Carex'. The Cussons brand fills me with more confidence as they also make Imperial Leather soap and we all know how rich and creamy that is. It claims to be gentle enough for the smallest hands and the kids certainly love using it. Apparently it is the Eucalyptus that is anti bacterial and the Aloe Vera that moisturises. ... Read review

Advantages: Smells fresh and refills can be purchased
Disadvantages: None that I can think of.

...On the label it says Cussons Carex and Antibacterial Moisturising Handwash Original. Also “New Breakthrough “removes the bad bacteria and protects the good. On the back there is another label with a barcode and 250ml, its says in childlike writing “Give a couple of squirts” and also something in Arabic! There is a section on what this product does, stating it effectively removes bad bacteria and gently protects good bacteria, which our hands need ...
...points • Gentle but effective for reassuringly clean, soft and healthy hands • Works in harmony with the skin • Maintains the natural ph balance of the hands • Counters common food odours on hands and freshens( tested on onions and citrus odours) • Dermatologically tested to be suitable for sensitive skin There is a warning to avoid contact with eyes and in case of contact to rinse well with water. So, all in all it sounded very good, so I ... Read review

Advantages: I'm writing an op about handwash
Disadvantages: I'm writing an op about handwash

...fresh, yet subtle fragrance. Cussons inform us on the dispenser that the Cranberry is noted for its “natural antibacterial” properties, whilst Jojoba Oil is a known “moisturising agent.” They also tell us that this handwash has been dermatologically tested for sensitive skin by Cussons personally! In fact, I was amazed at just how much information about this product is crammed on to the back of this 250ml bottle. Some helpful advice about what to ...
...by the time you read Cussons helpful comments. So, a bit more detail about the packaging. Cussons use a simple pump dispenser made out of plastic for this product range. The plastic itself is clear, which allows the friendly looking pink liquid to be seen. The dispenser itself is quite sophisticated; you barely need to touch it to get a full squirt of the handwash. This is in stark contrast to the soap dispensers you may sometimes encounter in pub ... Read review

Advantages: smells nice, kills germs
Disadvantages: none, I think

...you about here is the Cussons Antibacterial Moisturising Handwash. This soap, which is what it is, sits on our sink in the bathroom for use after using the toilet, changing nappies and emptying the bins. There are two type available, the normal (can’t remember the exact name) which is in a blue container, and the Aloe Vera & Eucalyptus which comes in a green container. The containers themselves are small rectangular shaped bottles with a ‘squeezy’ ...
...you can call Cussons on : 0800 581001, or you could write to them at: Cussons, FREEPOST NWW13380, Stockport, SK3 0YL Sorry this op is rather short, its hard finding something to say on a soap…….if I’ve missed anything out please leave a comment and I’ll update it. ... Read review

Advantages: does what it says on the packet
Disadvantages: none

I have the kind of life that puts hand care products through their paces, and I have to have something really good if its going to be of any use to me at all. Having tried carex, I am now a convert - where liquid soaps are concerned, this is best I've encountered. I'm covered in unnameable horrors, I don't want to spread them any further. I'm off to a good start because carex has a squirty dispensor that you can push down with whatever bit of your ...
...from cooking, soot, grease, baby poo, soil, coal dust. (mostly not all of these at the same time.) Some of these substances don't shift readily, either being sticky or resistant to detergents. Carex shifts the lot without the need for too much abrading of the skin. Getting the grime off is good, but the smell has to go too, and onions, fish and the like can linger. Again, Carex passes the test. The product has a pleasant, clean smell and leaves ... Read review