Been using this soap for years but can't anymore because it makes my bathroom smell like a vomit soaked hobo.

If you are looking for a product that is king to your skin , this is it ! Truthfully skin not as dry now !

I have been using this product for over five years. They now reduced its size from 4 oz to 3.75 oz and raised the price. Additionally, it seems to have rougher texture. Will not buy again.

I have bought this from Sams club for about 10 years. Yet this time I ordered it on their website, the order from the website was less than expected. The bars did not even look right.

I returned this item almost 2 weeks ago and still haven’t received my refund y’all took your money out immediately when I purchased but are dragging your feet to refund me my funds Give me my money now thanks

My entire package of soap came damaged and the individual boxes were dented. The only reason I kept the package is because the seal on the soap was still intact.

have NEVER been a soap bar person. I avoided it at all costs because of that drying, "sticky", too-clean feeling it leaves behind, as well as my association that all bar soaps have intense, nose-offending fragrances (I'm thinking of Irish Springs). Bath and Body Works shower gel has been my thing for over a decade, and I'm all about wearing fragrances. So why did I buy fragrance-free bar soap? The answer may be TMI: I get chronic yeast infections that cause serious skin irritation around my lady bits. If you didn't want to read that, real talk: they happen, they're common, and men can get them too. Anyway, I never used body wash in that area because I had heard it could wreak havoc on the sensitive skin and microflora balance (which it can!), but then my doctor recommended fragrance-free white bar soap (and ONLY fragrance-free white bar soap) as a safe way to clean the area of irritants. Dove was the first thing that popped into my head as "good" bar soap, so I bought the fragrance-free two-pack. Not only does the soap work wonders for that issue...it doesn't leave behind that bar-soap feeling! The moisturizing element really works, and the lather is rather luxurious. It does have a faint sort of nutty natural soap smell, but that's to be expected, and I actually quite like it. Then I discovered that it's great for washing my sensitive face without over-drying, so I use it on non-makeup days in order to preserve my more expensive face wash. Then I discovered that this soap does a pretty solid job at removing makeup itself! THEN I discovered that it cleans makeup brushes like a dream and leaves them super soft afterwards! Then I discovered that with the moisturizing element and the slippery suds it makes, it's effective as a shaving soap/"cream". Then I realized the fragrance-free aspect is great if I'm planning to wear a perfume that isn't a part of my Bath and Body Works collection and I don't want a clashing body wash fragrance. I thought the two-pack was going to last me forever but the first bar I opened up two weeks ago is about a third gone already. This soap slipped into my life and took over...Can't see myself going without it now.

I really like this soap! It's perfect for sensitive skin, it doesn't dry or irritate. After washing, my skin feels soft, smooth, and just really nice. The scent is light and subtle but stays on the skin for a long time you still feel fresh hours later. It lathers well, rinses off easily, and the packaging is simple and convenient. A great choice for everyday use!

I have used Dive sensitive forever because of autoimmune issues with my skin. Tonight I opened a new purchased box and I thought it was my washcloth but it was the soap. Opened another new box and same smell. Awful mold/mildew smell. It wouldn’t even make suds. It’s terrible terrible and my doctor recommended it & I loved the old formula. Please change it back!!

I've faithfully used this beauty bar for years and rely on it due to my sensitive skin and fragrance allergy. I recently bought a new box of bars to find that it had a strong, sweet smell. long story short, this caused a red, burning rash. If this was a mislabeling/product issue, I understand. However, if you have deliberately added fragrance OR masking fragrance to a product that is marketed for sensitive skin and that's fragrance free, that is unacceptable. People with skin allergies rely on these products for these reasons. I'd love to hear from the company as to what has recently happened with this product.