Hand Soap for use w/ contact lenses.

Note: The soap's for washing my hands, not the lenses.

I've been using Dial Complete (foam dispensing) hand soap because it's
easier to rinse off residue from my hands ... but it does contain
perfume.

Any other suggestions.

P.S. My dad refilled my Dial Complete bottle with diluted moisturizing
hand soap without telling me ... I just found out. Skin moisturizers
and contact lenses don't mix!!!!!

"Mr. Kouza" wrote:
>
> Note: The soap's for washing my hands, not the lenses.
>
> I've been using Dial Complete (foam dispensing) hand soap because it's
> easier to rinse off residue from my hands ... but it does contain
> perfume.
>
> Any other suggestions.
>
> P.S. My dad refilled my Dial Complete bottle with diluted moisturizing
> hand soap without telling me ... I just found out. Skin moisturizers
> and contact lenses don't mix!!!!!

I have Prozac hand soap. Yeah, it was a freebie from the nice detail
man, but I like the container so much I put whatever hand soap I buy at
Costco into it. I had never thought about soap containing
"moisturizers" (extra grease) except for Dove (which is used only by
people who love to clean rings out of their bathtubs), so now I have one
more thing to worry about.

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The Real Bev <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Costco into it. I had never thought about soap containing
> "moisturizers" (extra grease) except for Dove (which is used only by
> people who love to clean rings out of their bathtubs), so now I have one
> more thing to worry about.

Not difficult. Clear liquids are single phase. Cloudy liquids
are multiple phases. A cloudly liquid soap has suspended oil.
A clear one [almost] cannot.

-- Robert

Robert Redelmeier wrote:
>
> The Real Bev <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > Costco into it. I had never thought about soap containing
> > "moisturizers" (extra grease) except for Dove (which is used only by
> > people who love to clean rings out of their bathtubs), so now I have one
> > more thing to worry about.
>
> Not difficult. Clear liquids are single phase. Cloudy liquids
> are multiple phases. A cloudly liquid soap has suspended oil.
> A clear one [almost] cannot.

Oh ****, I have a whole unopened-except-to-sniff gallon of pretty pearly
handsoap that smells like almonds, like Jergens hand lotion did when I
was a kid.

Ingredients:

Water, sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate, lauramide dea, glycol stearate,
sodium chloride, cocamidopropyl betaine, citric acid, fragrance, dmdm
hydantoin, polyquaternium-7, aloe barbadensis gel, tetrasodium edta,
glycerin, silk peptide, hydrolyzed silk protein.

Which of them is/are oil?


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The Real Bev <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Oh ****, I have a whole unopened-except-to-sniff gallon of pretty pearly
> handsoap that smells like almonds, like Jergens hand lotion did when I
> was a kid.

Great. Give it to your kids/guest/self but not for
handwashing before contacts.


> Which of them is/are oil?

> glycol stearate,

Partially hydrolized [beef] fat or synthetic.

> silk peptide,
> hydrolyzed silk protein.

Also probably will not rinse well.

-- Robert

>

Robert Redelmeier wrote:
>
> The Real Bev <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > Oh ****, I have a whole unopened-except-to-sniff gallon of pretty pearly
> > handsoap that smells like almonds, like Jergens hand lotion did when I
> > was a kid.
>
> Great. Give it to your kids/guest/self but not for
> handwashing before contacts.

Double ****. The only thing I use liquid soap for is washing my hands
before contacts. I guess it will make OK bubblebath...

> > Which of them is/are oil?
>
> > glycol stearate,
>
> Partially hydrolized [beef] fat or synthetic.
>
> > silk peptide,
> > hydrolyzed silk protein.
>
> Also probably will not rinse well.

Perfect. Just exactly what you want in a handsoap.

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Cheers,
Bev
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