Original Aleppo soap. Need about 3-4 pieces of it per year, they are odorless, or at least smell only slightly earthy.
Price here 4-6 euros per piece.
I use them for the face and my (arm-length) hair.
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Oo, thanks! I hadn't thought of it before but I'd imagine a harder bar of soap would last longer. Will look into sourcing in my area. :)
Dettol Original antibacterial bar soap. Comes with no scent I notice. Maybe slightly lemon-y, at best.
I keep it simple and cheap, Zest or Irish Spring.
Hadn't heard of Zest but that's definitely the type of soap we're looking for. I'll add it to the list, thanks! :)
Ivory gang gang
Im interested as well because Dove is the only one that doesn't dry out my skin. They do have unscented Dove, but may be hard to find.
I like Harry’s bar soap, specifically the Stone scent. It’s very subtle and not overpowering.
We've tried Harry's before and I really like it! just a little too far on the expensive side for how much we go through.
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