I understand what you mean! I think that is the reason I like it so much. I don’t like my hands feeling greasy/oily/whatever residue is left over from other “normal” soap brands and/or lotion, and this gets rid of that feeling no matter if I just ate the greasiest burger or just got done putting lotion on.
I’ve never really had that problem of “leaving fingerprints” on any of my devices, and I feel like it also alleviates that tearing down of materials thanks to the oil on our skin. So for me, it is a win-win.
If it is okay to ask, what do you use for your case in this instance? :-]
EDIT:
I do have dry hands, but I think that is more so due to me washing my hands religiously because of not liking my hands feeling any way other than clean. :-P
I understand what you mean! I think that is the reason I like it so much. I don’t like my hands feeling greasy/oily/whatever residue is left over from other “normal” soap brands and/or lotion, and this gets rid of that feeling no matter if I just ate the greasiest burger or just got done putting lotion on.
I’ve never really had that problem of “leaving fingerprints” on any of my devices, and I feel like it also alleviates that tearing down of materials thanks to the oil on our skin. So for me, it is a win-win.
If it is okay to ask, what do you use for your case in this instance? :-]
EDIT: I do have dry hands, but I think that is more so due to me washing my hands religiously because of not liking my hands feeling any way other than clean. :-P
For hand soap, I’m partial to this “hydrating hand soap” from Grove.
I dilute it at a 1:2.5 soap:water ratio in a foaming dispenser. It works well without drying me out.