Love the versatility!

Received this to try free from Butterly via Chick Advisor. My spouse tried this once, and I am writing this on his behalf. He is a scent sensitive person and, even though he loved the results, the scent really bothered him, only downfall. He has short, cropped hair and he loved the 5-in-1 versatility. He prefers 1 product when showering and this fit the bill. Irish Spring should really consider a scent free product as this would be a perfect product to have scent free!!
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Good for moisture; deodorizing and as a 2 in 1

I received Irish Spring 5-in-1 Body Wash at no cost to me (#gotitfree) in exchange for my review. Although I use body washes frequently, I mostly use them as shampoos and rather rely on bar soap for my body. Of course in this case I tried this product in all of its advertised capacities. I've never been much of a fan of conditioner: I keep my hair short and conditioners serve little to no purpose for my hair type and length. Frankly, I feel that conditioners not only take longer to rinse away, but they tend to leave one's hair looking and feeling oily/greasy much sooner than washing with but shampoo. The product description refers to the product's 'sudsy lather that washes away bacteria, so you can use it as a face wash or hand soap.' Frankly, the lather itself was not 'sudsy' at all - the product provided little lather, and rather went on thin and slippery like conditioner liquid. Furthermore, on hair, rinsing away the lather after application and agitation takes time to rinse away properly (as does most conditioner products), and when used as a face soap / hand soap / body soap, then the product feels like it never fully rinses away. Prior to my preferred bar soap being discontinued, it boasted in its advertising that it 'rinses you fully clean' - a feeling that I sought. This product does not leave that feeling, and rather, leaves a feeling that is not unlike the other famous bar soap that touts '1/4 moisturizing cream' - I understand that those who suffer from dry skin prefer this type of soap, but I myself do not. So, yes, this product did retain moisture as advertised, but this is an aspect that is not a 'selling point' to me. As a shampoo, the product did leave my hair clean, manageable, style-able, and with a great fragrance, so that is a plus. The amount of product needed to work up a lather on hair was less than some other body washes, but I know of shampoos (one particularly marketed to men such as this one) that can generate a healthy hair lather using much less product. Even after a 24 hour period, my hair was still respectable (not ideal, but respectable) and did not turn to a oily/greasy mess. Regarding the 24 hour deodorizer claim: the product did not eliminate all corporeal odour (as made evident after sleeping and after doing exercise) BUT it did significantly reduce these odours, so in that aspect, the product probably performed just as well as other body wash counterparts that make similar claims. #TryIrishSpring

works but not good for long term

i would only suggest this if you are going on vacation and don't want to take too much. Other wise i think that it is way too harsh and drying for skin. not good long term.