Radox Supersoap

One day around a year ago my Mum asked me if I had tried Radox Supersoap yet. My little ears pricked up at the word RADOX (yes I am receiving help now for my addiction) and a panic stricken "Oh my gawd theres one out there I have yet to try" thought flashed rapidly across my cerebral synapses! Clearly taking pity on my stunned look she let me try some of hers and it was love at first sniff. Practical as ever my Mother then pointed out to me that in John Lewis its only 99 pence a bottle. What more could I say? Sold to the woman with the Radox fetish (ahem). ~ THE BOTTLE ~ The bottle is rectangular in shape as opposed to the myriad of ...  Read the complete review

I?ve never been keen on bars of soap in the bathroom, the mess it makes when the soap is placed on the sink is horrible, it looks unsightly and in my opinion is not quite as hygienic as liquid soaps seem to be, the thought of washing someone else?s germs over my hands doesn?t float my boat I?m afraid. As a result for some years now I have tended to favour the liquid soap version, even though it is a bit more expensive, but I tend to buy when they are on offer, usually BOGOF (buy one get one free), so it usually evens itself out. These days I don?t really stick to any particular brand, as they all seem quite good and just as effective but I do happen to ...  Read the complete review

Now I know you clicked on this op to rate it Not Useful but did you know that Sara Lee is the company that makes Radox??? I was very surprised myself. Lets hope they never mix up the products - foamy chocolate cake just isn?t appealing (unless of course you haven?t had any for oohh about an hour) ahem I digress!! Radox has some along way from selling the good old fashioned pine smelling bath salts - now offering a range of products including bath, shower and soap products. It really is a brand that is well known and very very good (well I think so anyway!!) Supersoap is a new product in our house. I have always used ordinary soap, but to be ...  Read the complete review

After the men in the house protested too much about the ‘girlie’ smelling liquid soap I was buying, I have finally found a brand they approve of – Radox. We have used two different types of the Radox liquid soap, so instead of clawing extra pennies out of Dooyoo, I thought I’d review both in the same opinion. So, it’s a 2-in-1 deal ;-) I first bought this product, because it actually was a "buy one, get one free" offer with two bottles of Radox Supersoap (as it’s called) for £1.85. Now the offer has ended and it’s £1.85 per bottle, which isn’t such a good deal. The bottles each contain 300ml of ...  Read the complete review

I bought this on a whim (and because it was on offer in Tescos) and it was a damn good buy. This stuff is marketed as a replacement for soap and I think that it'll have a fair chance at succeeding. Supersoap is a liquid soap that comes in a large pump-dispenser. Intended to remove the need to keep messy bars of soap in the bathroom / kitchen (it's never bothered me, but there you go), Radox Supersoap also fulfills the other important function of being an effective and hygenic cleaner. Available in a range of styles (Caring, Cleansing, Hands & Face & Refreshing) and in a number of perfumes e.g Lemon and Lavender, Essence of Thyme, Jasmine etc ...  Read the complete review