Dial Deep Cleansing Hand Soap Review and Giveaway


Experience a new level of hand washing with the New Dial Deep Cleansing Hand Soap. New Dial Deep cleansing Hand Soap is the latest Dial Brand hand soap bringing luxury to your hand washing experience. Each of these premium soaps feature vibrant scents, gentle micro-scrubber formula that smooths and moisturizes the skin, and a completely new design that adds personal style to your home.

The puzzle in our house was which scent is liked best? There is Water Blossom


Water Blossoms is a beautiful blue that is what you would think oceans should be. It has a fresh scent to it. I thought it would smell like flowers. I was pleasantly surprised! It was inspired by aquatic botanicals.


Each of the soaps has skin conditioners that help moisturize your hands. Most soaps dry out your skin but Dial Deep Cleansing Hand Soap does not. Each one of these also has a micro scrubber in it. I thought maybe they were exfoliating beads. But it does leave your hands feeling smooth and refreshed! No need to lotion when done.

Yellow Raspberry and Black Sugar has a tart citrus scent to it. It is yellow like lemons.


My 13 year old daughter has had strep 4 times recently and tonsillitis a couple times also. They are going to be removing her tonsils soon but we have to keep her well. So until then we are antibacterializing everything. Dial is the perfect soap for that. We use Dial as our family soap of choice! It keeps the germs to a minimum.


Each bottle has the soft colors that hopefully with add to any décor. I proudly display my bottles. My mom used to make soap bottle holders for the ugly bottle of dish soap and such. I wouldn't even think of covering these bottle up. The Water Blossoms has a pretty delicate flower on the front, great for a personal bathroom. The Yellow raspberry or Coconut Lime Verbena would be great in the kitchen to go with all the fruit products.

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The Dial brand provided me with this sample of Dial Deep cleansing Hand Soap in exchange for a product review. However, all the opinions expressed here are my own. Thank you for reading!

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