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One of the most common questions patients ask me is whether to use bar soap or liquid face wash. Here are some tips on choosing the best facial cleanser for your skin: Bar soaps are less expensive than liquid soap, and they usually lather very well. The problem is, they can disrupt your skin's normal pH balance, because most bar soaps tend to be alkaline (higher pH) compared with your skin, which is normally slightly acidic (lower pH).
However, the Dove bar -- which is a syndet, not a soap -- is better than standard commercial liquid washes. Unless you have a specific dermatologic need, there is no reason to use an antibacterial wash in bar or liquid form for your skin on a daily basis, she adds. 3. You're not rinsing soap completely off of your body. Stepping out of the shower and seeing a strand of soap bubbles along the nape of our necks happens just about all the time. And if you're like us, you probably wipe it away as you dry off. However, both dermatologists warn that not properly rinsing soap off can cause skin irritation and dryness. But it really depends on what type of soap you're using, according to Dr. Woolery-Lloyd. Harsh cleansers, if left on the skin, can be irritating because of the chemicals and fragrance contained in these soaps.