In the dryness of the skin for a few years, I have tried a lot of water and moisture body washes, although the best approach is to have no soap in very dry skin, I find myself hooked on sweet scents and hope for this one. there will be relief. So I recently gave the two new liquid body washes a try – deciding to see what their promises are specifically for very dry skin.
I first tried the Olay body wash. This body wash was typically smeared with pure cotton and almond-oil with streaked soap. There are several choices in scents and colors, one of which was pink and white, pressed into a glass-through bottle.
In the shower, I used this soap as another dry skin body wash I used before and it’s creamy and smooth. Oil of Olay shines on large bubbles, smells wonderfully soothing and fresh. My dry skin seemed to be soaked, and they still feel soft. The real test comes after the shower. In my experience, body washes like this liquid seem like creams, and my skin feels softer, once out of the shower, the staying power is minimal. When I get dry, even myself gently dry like us dry skin people do, the softness doesn’t typically last long at all. On the one hand, this is a testament to how much dry skin is, but on the other hand, I’ve used body washes especially for dry skin–so the only expectation was that my skin would remain somewhat softer than usual.
But that was different. This Olay Ribbons body wash actually measures up to a lot, much better than any I’ve tried before. After drying off and going about my business, my skin remained softer than before, using other body washes – even others made specifically for dry skin. Needless to say, I was impressed and think I will be using Oleo Olay tapes in the future.
I checked my interest in Olay Oil Ribbons before I decided to use one, after hearing a lot of hype and good things about another body wash for very dry skin as well – Dove’s new Oil Cream.
The Dove Cream Oil body wash in the shower looked amazing, rich dad that felt super creamy and soft. My skin immediately felt smooth and the smell was great. However, in the post-shower test, the Dove didn’t hold up nearly as well as the Oil of Olay body wash I’ve tried before. The dove looked like it was going to be a winner, as it was abundantly rich in my skin afterwards. But, once I toweled off, my skin felt all that wet, and there was no noticeable softening of the dry skin for several minutes after the shower.
So the obvious choice for my dry skin in comparison to both body washes was Olay Oil. . I plan will continue to buy and use this one for the foreseeable future. Oil of Olay has a great product here.
