Yep, if you can access an Aldi, be sure to check their body/hair care aisle at least once in your lifetime. Worth it. The soaps are A+ in my book. I did switch over to the soap bars from Lidl but that's just a preference thing. I could have gone either way, but the Lidl one leaves less residue in my sink. It is a plain old (non sles, so lye-based) soap bar after all and so is the Aldi one. (And yes the entire sink (+tap) is cleared off of all residue at least once or twice a week.) I don't know, less expensive than a Dove bar and the Dove bar is gone if you even just breathe on it. LOL! I think, if I'm not mistaken, they sell the soap bars per 2 in Lidl for slightly over 1 euro.
US Aldi's don't have a body/hair care aisle? Here they have the 1 aisle but it is packed with laundry detergent (several choices, in both liquid and powder), fabric softener (the "Fee" hypo allergic one/white one is amazing), anything from that to hygiene pads, incontinence pads (pads and pants, also Tena, the brand and of course off-brand), tissues, toilet paper in 2 thicknesses, 4-ply and 3-ply, kitchen towel in 2 thicknesses, shaving cream, shavers (men & women's), face care, body care (lotions, shower gels, bath creams), deodorant, soaps, handsoaps, 1L re-fill pouches for handsoap... trying to think as to what's all there... several choices of shower gels even, men & women's, several brand and non-brand (Aldi own brand) shampoos, they even carry Garnier shampoos here.
And I'll shut up now, before I start to sound like an Aldi ad, which is *not* my intention! It's just the only place we go, next to the Lidl and our local little grocer once a week, and well, that's all I know... you know?
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