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I use Dove soap, not quite so drying as others I've used and my husband uses Imperial Leather. As kids it was Lifebuoy (sp?) for the whole family. I love the smell of coal tar.

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Pears liquid soap I love the smell..

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I use face wash then for the rest of my boddy jhonststons babby soap
but in a bottle

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Some very interesting replies there. I'm afraid I'm the old fashioned type and I stick to 'Sunlight' soap, the red stuff, in bars the size of house bricks, I never use anything else, if it can take paint off doors then the wrinkles on my face present no problems whatsoever. As for my hands, it's terrific and you don't have to worry about your fingernails, after a few short weeks you wont have any fingernails to worry about, and it's soooo economical too!.

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I never use soap on my face,just water and Sanex shower gel in the shower, I do like M&S Magnolia but it does make me itch, so its very occasionally.Simple wipes are good for the face if you wear make-up but if your face is dry I use Vaseline and wipe it off.Its wonderful now I dont use eye make up any more.

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I can't use soap on my face, but my late mum was a big fan of pears soap.

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Imperial Leather or Dove

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Those brillo pads give a nice face peel as long as you don't be too vigorous, a mate of mine trimmed his hair with one and the back of his head fell off.

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Hammer, I'm so pleased we have some comedians on here ..... I think you and Jem would make a great double act!

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They would, wouldn't they?
Can you imagine a thread devoted to just the two of them, I still smile about those krill