Can Anyone Recommand a Hand Soap?

I have very senseitive skin as well as my doctor told me to use dove. He said anything with no dyes or perfumes. Ivory was also advised but it made it feel to dry later.

hi. try Cetaphil liquid. It is for sensitive skin.

Hi Natalia,

I havce a great soap for you. Itis called BODY SERIES. It is an Antibacterial Liquid Hand Soap. I have been using it for many years now I Absolutely love it. I am a disstributor for the company and would love to help you get it. Let me know if you want me to send you a sample.

Here are some details about it.

* Formulated with Plantern*, a natural corn and coconut derivative, to help gently clean your skin.
* One metered pump delivers all the bacteria-fighting suds needed to help eliminate up to 99% of surface bacteria and germs.
* Non-drying formula leaves hands feeling conditioned, soft, and smooth.
* Complements the natural pH of skin.
* Neutralizes food odors on hands like onions, garlic, and fish.
* Biodegradable formula.
* Up to 450 uses per container.
* Dermatologically and allergy tested.
* 8.45 fl. oz.

Hope this helps.
Will Wait to hear from you.

V.

Cetaphil or the "equate" version of it from Walmart or Walgreens. For very sensitive hands and is liquid.

Natalie,
It might be the dryers that they use in the washrooms.

I've brought lotion to school for her to help as well.

I love the Method hand soaps. Very safe, non-toxic ingredients. You can get it online at methodhome.com or at Target.

My daughter has eczema and we use Cetaphil Liquid soap on her whole body. I'm not sure if it comes in a pump bottle or if I added the pump myself.

I've tried quite a few liquid hand soap in my home day care over the years. The one I like the best is Rainbow Antibacterial Soap for Kids. you can find the 32oz bottle at Whole Foods in Evanston. The Whole Foods near North Ave only has the small bottle. We have purchased the small bottles for all of our sinks, and then refill with the larger size.

Rainbow Research Corp 1-800-722-9595

This soap does contain triclosan.

I have had excema on my hands soon after my son was born. My dermatologist says that liquid soap is harsher than bar soap. The only soap I have found that I can use is Basis. Also, moisturizing is important and the only product I have found that does not irritate my skin is call "Look No X E MA" from Whole Foods. Hope that this info helps your child.

I have never used it but people rave about California soap (you can get it at Whole Foods).

Get a note from your family doctor or pediatrician stating that your child is getting a rash from the soap in daycare and needs to use the foam soap from home.

Natalia,
We use Softsoap Rainforest handsoap. We all have sensitive skin (my son has excema) and this one is pretty good. But it could be an allergy to an ingredient or fragrance in the soap you're using so you may have to experiment. Also one time my dermatolgist recommended Cetaphil liquid soap but it is not a sudsy soap.
Diana