Tuesday’s Honest Reviews – Yardley – Bar Soap

For our Post today, it will be a review on the Yardley London Oatmeal & Almond Bar Soap.

I don’t use bar soap often, I know I’ve talked about it on here before, and how I haven’t used it on my whole body since I was a kid. I do use it on my hands in a bind. I do however constantly use it on my feet, they are less finicky than the rest of my body, and I find the bar really is easier to use for that area of my body. The only other bar that ever made it on the blog was in a review I did really early on this year; Review – Rock Spa – Bar Soap.

Item – Yardley London – Oatmeal & Almond Bar Soap

Cost – $1.25CAD to $3.79CAD

Size – 120g/4.25 oz

Purchase Location – Dollar Tree – $1.25CAD – hard to find them there though

Item Facts

• Gently exfoliates.
• All Yardley naturally moisturizing bath bars are paraben free & sodium lauryl sulfate free.
• Sweet overtones of almond mix with natural oatmeal to complete this extra gentle exfoliating bar.
• Soothe and defend against dry skin and irritation with tried and true ingredients that have made this our most popular soap.
• An affordable treat for everyday; cleanse, moisturize and feel the luxury.
• 100% recyclable packaging.
• Not tested on animals.

Other Info

Take a moment to relax and enjoy a beautiful aromatherapy experience with Yardley’s Oatmeal & Almond Botanical Soap. They have combined real oat grains and almond essence in a gentle cleansing and exfoliating formula. Deep moisturizers leave your skin soft and supple, with a warm natural scent. This luxurious bath bar is a timeless favourite.

Ingredients

Sodium Tallowate, Water (Aqua), Sodium Cocoate, Glycerin, Fragrance (Parfum), Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour, Sodium Chloride, Titanium Dioxide, Tetrasodium EDTA, Yellow 5, Red 33

My Thoughts

With having eczema, as well as sensitive skin, tones of skin allergies and whatever else thrown in, products for my body must do certain things. I have found over the years, if I was going to use a bar soap anywhere, something with oatmeal was often a safe bet.

I tried this soap out once, and instantly fell in love. My feet are often in a horrid condition nowadays, and I always seem to have plasticine or some other random bits of something stuck to them. I probably wear socks about 40 times a year(or less if I can get away with it). I do often walk out on the property with no footwear either.

I use to take the utmost care of them, even with my bad foot habits, but it went out of the wayside when I could no longer reach my feet during my pregnancies. I just never got back into the habits I had before.

This soap has actual granules that help with the scrubbing process, which is perfect for my feet. It really does help keep them somewhat maintained now, and I grab these soaps whenever I find them, which doesn’t seem to be so easy anymore.

The soap leaves my feet smelling wonderful, and gets them rather soft. I don’t react to the product in any negative fashion, skin wise. It also helps keep them from being overly dry in the summer, winter and with all my swimming.

Repurchase?

Yes,I try to grab multiples when I see them, where ever I find them. They use to be easier to find, but are getting a bit harder now.

This is a safe for my family product, and I am able to use it on all my kids.

As long as it is out there, this will be a staple in my household and I will always have some around.

I have picked up a few extra while out and about, and will be giving them away in my beauty giveaway, which will be happening in the coming months.

‘Til Tomorrow

***Disclaimer – I am not sponsored by any of the companies mentioned on this blog. I just started to blog, so who would sponsor me, seriously. All items featured were purchased with my own money, gained by some other means, like awesome gifts from peoples, trades, or perhaps even a promotion of some sort.***