
Palmolive goes back to when my grandmother had 13 kids: 4 in
diapers and dishes as high as you can see. Having a home like that required a
soap that could take care of anything, and Palmolive was it. When I grew up,
Grandma's kitchen was always filled with everyone sitting around the table socializing,
others helping with dinner, and some doing dishes. Since there were 13 kids,
they all grew up, got married and had kids. There was never a dull moment in
our kitchen. One thing I will always remember is the smell of the dish soap
while the dishes were getting washed. Fresh and clean with a soft floral would
linger. Through Influenster's trial campaign of Palmolive soft touch, I got to
live through it all over again.
Palmolive Soft Touch gave us two great bottles of fun, and
one was swiftly given to my dear friend who is a hair dresser. If anyone washes
her hands a lot and needs something that helps, it would be her. She was very
thankful for the chance to enjoy Palmolive's gentle use on the hands.
The question was, does Palmolive Soft Touch still work as
well as Grandma had faith in it? I would have to say yes on being gentle on the
hands, and the smell still smells like I am at Grandma's. I tried both the Aloe
and Vitamin E types of soap to get a good idea how they worked.
It seemed they both had a different way of working. I found
that the Aloe was great on being gentle on the hands, and cut through grease. It,
also, cut through coffee stains on my coffee pot that even my everyday dish
soap couldn't do.

Still hoping to find that dish soap that actually lotion my
dry skin, I went to grab the Vitamin E and the store and give it a try. I found
the replacement for my hand soap, and it washes dishes. Score! Right? Well yea,
since very few of my dishes require to be hand washed. The only concern is that
it doesn't cut through grease as easily as the Aloe.
My over thought is that they both work at being gentle on
the hands that sometimes see too much water. If you wash your dishes by hand a
lot though and want it to be quick and fast, go for the Aloe. If you want that
extra relief because you have dry skin, grab the Vitamin E. I believe the Cocoa
Butter is about the same as Vitamin E, but I didn't try it so not able to
completely say if it is true. Yes, this is my grandmother's soap that I can now
see why she loved it. Though the scenery in life changes, it is nice to find
things that change to continually bring great quality while still sticking to
the things that make them great.
I received these products complimentary from Influenster for
testing purposes.