Best Body Wash

Spring and summer are my most favorite seasons of the year. Right now, the days are long and the weather is perfectly warm. Because of this, my kids are playing a lot more outside. Just yesterday they were playing in the backyard until the very last second of sunlight went away. Do you remember doing that as a kid too?

They oftentimes come running back into the house with dirty feet, dirty little hands, and dirty smiling faces. I go outside to collect their shoes and tidy up the yard while they go upstairs to shower. I love when they rush back downstairs all squeaky clean, in their pajamas, ready for dinner. I also love that they smell so good after they’ve washed their dirty hands and faces with the pureness of Ivory Soap. Can you remember the smell of the soap you used as a child? I can!

I really love the gentle Ivory body wash nowadays. The Ivory Aloe Body Wash leaves my skin smooth and hydrated. For me, there’s nothing worse than using a soap that leaves my skin feeling tight and dry. It hurts! My skin isn’t just dry during the winter months, my skin is dry all year round (especially during the summer when we spend so much time at the beach in the sun!).

My son has had sensitive skin since he was a baby. I’ve always had dry skin, but I never really thought about the impact some soaps can have on someone with sensitive skin until my son was born. When he was younger, he loved that the Ivory bar soap would float in his bath. Did you know that the Ivory Original Bar Soap is so pure that it floats like a rubber ducky? It is wonderful for those of us with sensitive skin because it is pH balanced, free of dyes and even great as a facial cleanser.

Ivory Original Bar Soap is free of any harmful ingredients and a smart choice for the entire family (and it won’t break the bank). There’s nothing better than tucking fresh and clean kids into bed after a long and playful day.

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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Ivory. The opinions and text are all mine.