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Palmolive Soft Touch Review

*I received this from Influenster*

On my mom's side of the family, we are the only ones without a dishwasher. Actually, no. We have a dishwasher...our hands! If you combine 3 meals a day plus dishes to make the food, we are sticking our hands in water often. Dish soap can either make or break how you do dishes, and how your hands look afterwards.

I received two full sized bottles of Palmolive Soft Touch from Influenster.  My favorite is the soap infused with Vitamin E. (I gave the Aloe version to my aunt!) After doing dishes, and working in hot water, my hands are smooth! It is like a treatment for your hands.

This dish soap bubbles up like no other! I make an "S" in my sink with the soap and let the water run over it and the bubbles are just insane. The soap does a nice job of cleaning my dishes without leaving a residue on them. The scent is not overpowering at all, it is just crisp and clean smelling. I have price checked this, and the price is around $2.39 for a 25 fluid ounce bottle, this can be found at Wal-Mart.

These come in 3 varieties: Aloe, Vitamin E, and Coconut Butter.

Palmolive is Tough on Grease, Soft on Hands! Don't just take my word for it, check out the reviews for yourself!

Do you think you are going to try the Palmolive Soft Touch? Leave me a comment and let me know!
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