Please don't buy anything from those fancy soap places. I usually don't like the smell and don't have anyplace for the soaps. I also don't use all sorts of creams, not even hand cream. Before Passover I finally threw out some, which I had been holding onto for years. I didn't like the smell and they didn't make my hands feel better.
Sometimes in malls, when salespeople accost me trying to sell hand cream, I agree to try, explaining that I never buy before sampling. One time I had forgotten that I had some on my hands and was horrified, disgusted when I washed my hands afterwards, because it felt disgusting grease was coming out of the faucet. Until I realized that the water was "loosening" or "liquefying" that cream...
I also don't like a lot of the face creams; they hurt, burn. A couple of times when salespeople urged me to sample cleanser creams I insisted they remove them immediately, because I was in pain. One saleswomen had the nerve, chutzpah to argue with me. Another time the saleswoman was very nice, explaining that she, too, was sensitive to many brands.
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My sister had a terrible reaction to a skin product a couple of months ago. Her skin burnt and peeled and swelled - awful! So what did the (big manufacturing) company do when she complained...? Sent her a coupon! Luckily, it could be used for other brands from the same company: she bought Aveeno, an oatmeal-based anti-itch cream to stave off the itching from the initial product! :-o
That's frightening. I'm curious about the Aveeno. Where did she get it?
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