Palmolive Liquid Hand Wash- Dermatologically Tested

I grew up with Shield soap bars in the bathroom at home. We had Shield because my mother thought, in her infinite wisdom, that this was the brand, in her experience, which had the lowest tendency to end up as a pile of slimy mush on the side of the sink. Liquid soap was just one of those things that they had in the toilets at school, and in the shopping centre. It wasn't something that one had at home because it worked out much more expensive than bars of soap. The years went by, I grew up, left home, and starting shopping for myself. It's at this sort of time that you realise that there are ... more

Well, I was quite happy using the honey and milk version of the Palmolive liquid hand wash. It smelt divinely of coconut (strangely enough, I hate the taste of coconut, but love the smell!) and was moisturising, so great for my dry skin. But the boys (that’s my 26 year old fiancé and my almost ten year old son) weren’t happy, they didn’t like the smell and yes, it was a bit girlie. So, as my other half does most of the supermarket shop, we now get the dermatologically tested version of the Palmolive liquid hand wash. Oh well, at least the bottle’s pretty. You can get ... more

My mum brought a new Palmolive liquid soap, it smells lovely. It is dermatologically tested and has fish on the front - they look 3-D, but they’re not, luckily enough! It leaves your skin feeling lovely afterwards, it is also good for dry hands. It smells like fresh water, it is also very tempting for little kids to squirt it around everywhere! As we bought the honey and milk soap for the past month, it makes a lovely smell instead of a horrible smell that’s like coconut! Does honey and milk actually make coconut? I also wondered whether boys had different kind of smelling senses ... more