DialBasics Hypoallergenic Bar Soap, 2 Count

Great choice if you’re sensitive. But they used to be $1 per pack at dollar tree .

Dial Basic soap seems almost impossible to find except at a premium price. I paid the premium price because this soap has no scent and does not irritate my sensitive skin. Most soaps make me gag when I take the wrapping off because of the horrible artificial, chemical scent (SMELL). So hopefully Dial will bring this soap back; a Pure, Simple, Basic soap that works.

I have been using Dial Basics bar soap for years. Only recently did I appreciate why this product has become so hard to find. A seller in the Q&A says that Dial has discontinued this soap!Dial was the bar soap of choice in my household growing up. The company practically gave me PTSD in response to the impression that any/all bar soap was bound to burn my "private parts". It wasn't until I found this soap as an adult that I realized the company was even capable of manufacturing something that was "all body" appropriate for those of us with chemical sensitivities. Of course, there are competing bar soaps for sensitive skin made by Olay, Dove and others, but I feel they leave too much soap residue behind in the shower/bathtub (and in some cases leave the skin feeling coated). Needless to say, Dial Basics was literally a game changer. It has a very mild, fantastic scent and does not leave the skin feeling dry or irritated like so many other soaps that contain unnecessary ingredients (i.e. deodorants that are drying, moisturizers that become nasty soap scum, fragrances that cause skin irritation, etc.)The only other soaps that somewhat compare to this product, in my experience, are the Old School Jergens and Ivory brands. I will use those in substitution but will terribly miss the way Dial Basics smells :-( Dial Basics used to be among the best values for the money in the soap market, but as supplies dry up the price is outrageous.In conclusion, I would suggest to anyone reading this review who appreciates just how hard it is to find a soap that is truly non-drying and suitable for sensitive skin to contact the parent company of Dial (Henkel North American Consumer Goods) and make your consumer wishes known.

Extremely low level of scent is good for those with very high sensitivity. My dad has used this brand for years as his favorite soap. He has a nose like a bloodhound and is bothered by even the slightest amount of scent. He is also extremely allergic to many common household products (detergent, fabric softener, etc.) but can tolerate this soap well.

Soap is fine but too expensive. Will never buy again

Been using this soap for a few years and was very happy with it. The only complaint would have been that the bars are pretty small so they go quick. All of the sudden over this past fall, I haven't been able to find it, and I see that others have the same experience. I see the price here for 2 little bars is almost 20 bucks and I just won't do it. Does anyone have any information as to the why though? Did the company stop producing it?Also, is there a good alternative? Seems like most of the other bar soaps that are unscented, etc, tend to get kinda soft and messy with each use whereas Basics maintained its texture and shape until it was a sliver.

Our family has rather sensitive skin when it comes to scented soap products. We found this bar soap works best for our needs with no added scents. However, locally it’s hit or miss if it’s in stock. With subscribe and save we are mostly assured that we can get it. Downcheck on value though as when it is available locally it’s usually significantly less in price per bar.

I've used this bath soap for years and have had zero rash or skin problems. The maker must have discontinued making it as both supermarkets we shop at have phased it out. This current seller takes almost two weeks to confirm and ship on Prime!