Dial's Sugar Cane Husk Hand Soap Exfoliates Without Drying Skin

The Dial brand provided me with a sample of Dial Super Cane Husk Hand Soap in exchange for a product review. However, all the opinions expressed here are my own. 

You guys know I'm big into essential oils, right? One way I like to use oils are in beauty and household products. I make my own laundry soap, and use oils as a scent or added disinfectant. I've even made my own lotions and perfumes, as well as moisturizing massage oils.

One product I haven't attempted to make is hand soap. Here on the urban homestead, we're washing our hands a lot. Things get dirty around here, and with all the scratch-cookin' we do, it's important to keep a full bottle of soap in the bathroom and kitchen at all times.

When Dial sent me their newest hand soap to try out, I was ready! Two reasons: I was out of hand soap in the bathroom, and I don't know how to make my own EO hand soap yet.

This Sugar Cane Husk hand soap is part of Dial's new Boutique Collection Hand Soap line. It has these teeny, tiny little micro scrubbers that exfoliate and deep clean, but don't leave my hands really dry and chapped afterwards.

You remember that I have the skin of an Alaskan fisherman, right? This soap actually kind of moisturizes my skin, and removes dirt. Even from John's calloused working-man-hands…

I also like how this is a pretty bottle. It reminds me a little bit of the uber-popular Bath and Body Works soaps that are in everyone's bathrooms.

Do you want to try out this new product…for FREE?! I knew you did.

I have three vouchers to give away to three different readers. All you have to do is leave a comment, any comment, on this blog post and you're entered.

Be sure if you leave an Anonymous comment to leave your name and email address in the comment so I can email you if you win.

I'll have random.com choose a winner in one week, on April 1st at 6pm.