Disclosure: I received the product below to review in exchange for sharing my honest opinion.
A few weeks ago I posted about Dial Miracle Oil Hand Soap and Miracle Oil Body Wash and how much my family loves them, but Dial didn’t want kids to feel let out. While kids don’t really need fancy soaps with Marula Oil, Dial does have a kids line of body washes and foaming hand soap. I got the chance to check them out and my kids were thrilled to have soaps just for them. Usually I just buy whatever and while my kids are not picky with products, they were excited to see that these products are geared towards kids.
Dial Body and Hair Wash is for ages 0 and up. Yep you can even use it on a newborn. It contains no artificial dyes or parabens, is pH balanced and hypoallergenic and tear-free. The soap is fragrance free as well so you don’t have to worry if scents bother your child. Oh and it was even developed with help from Pediatric Dermatologists. My kids like that it is an all-in-one and they can use it anywhere. Tear-free is a must since I use the same soap for my 8 year old as my 3 year old.
Dial Kids Watery Melon Foaming Hand Wash has been a hit with my kids. For whatever reason foaming soap lasts longer with my kids, maybe because they only use one pump rather than multiple pumps. With traditional hand soap my kids pump the soap onto their hands until it lathers, which of course it doesn’t so they just end up with a soapy mess. Foaming soap for my kids is definitely the way to stretch the soap, although Dial products are pretty affordable anyways. Watery Melon Foaming Hand Wash is perfect for all ages and I admit I sometimes sneak a pump of it. It is hypoallergenic with no artificial dyes, no parabens, is pH balanced and gentle on skin. The scent of Watery Melon is pretty awesome too!
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I use them all but prefer the bar
Prefer hand soap in a bottle easier to use
I prefer a bottle.
I definitely prefer the bottle.
I prefer a bar.
I prefer hand soap at my bathroom sink and bar soap in my tub.
I prefer the soap in a bottle!
I like the Bottle
I prefer soap in the bottle.
I prefer it in a bottle.