The main difference between liquid and bar soap is that liquid soaps use the plant-based potassium hydroxide to convert oils to soaps, while sodium hydroxide is used to make the hard bar soaps.
Testers all liked the scent, the lathering qualities, and the strong sense of clean the soap bar left. Although bar soaps last longer than body gels, they can be messier, and all testers felt liquid soap was a better choice for onboard use. This choice would be subjective to how clean you like your onboard shower, and, without delving into the too-much-information arena, your soap bar.
We found both to be excellent for weekend trips, post-race freshening up, boat camping, or an any-time wipedown. The alcohol-free wipes clear sweat, salt, dirt, and odors from skin without leaving the skin feeling clammy, greasy or overly dry.
The antibacterial wipes contain aloe vera and vitamins A and E to help moisturize skin; their mild formulas mean they are safe for all skin types, and our testers even used them on their faces.
Testers found that a quick wipedown with the AMK wipes was refreshing, and they unanimously preferred them over run-of-the-mill body wipes and baby wipes from companies like Huggies. Bottom line: Fresh Bath Body Wipes would be good to have onboard to supplement regular washing and for those times when fresh water is too precious to use for bathing.
There are tons of soaps, shower gels, and shampoos available that lather, clean, and rinse well in both fresh and salt water. Joy Dishwashing Liquid, Ivory Soap, and Johnson Baby Shampoo are regularly recommended, along with other products, on cruising forums and websites.
Multi-purpose soaps with puncture-proof containers and spill-proof dispensers are a good choice for short cruises. The Campsuds, Trek and Travel, and Aqua Lather products are all solid choices for short-term use for hair and body, particularly when saltwater showers are likely.
We would not recommend these for everyday, long-term use. Although some testers said they would moisturize after using it or would opt for Dr. If you need a bodywash-shampoo, go for the Baby Mild formula.
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