After buying Tesco's own brand hand wash I decided to try something a little different which came in the form of Radox Clean and Replenish which was a little more expensive at £1.64 which made it almost a pound more than the hand wash I had previously been using, but was it worth it. The packaging for the Radox was much nicer and the actual soap had a much more flattering cream colour to it. Upon first dispensing the soap the first thing I noticed was the smell of this hand wash. It smelled absolutely gorgeous! A blend of coconut I thought and butter cream made this smell lovely. It is smooth and blends into the hands nicely and feels very nice on the hands. ...  Read the complete review

("Radox that's better", is their slogan incase anyone was wondering about the title) Introduction: When I lived at home, you could always find Radox products in the bathroom. It became something I easily associated with my family, when it came to soap based products, you could guarantee that we would have Radox, be it shower gel, bubble bath or handwash. In more recent years it's product range has even grown to include deodorants. Ever since always using Radox at Mum and Dad's, I always tend to buy Radox products for my home too. I'm not sure if it's because it gives me that nostalgic family association, or whether it is because I like their ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ About Radox ~~~~~~~~~~~ Radox are a well known brand that have been around for nearly 100 years, providing many products such as bubble baths, shower gels and handwashes. They have been around long enough to know what the consumer wants. If I see a Radox product on the shelf, I always know it is a brand that can be trusted with a high reputation. I'd say that's one of the reasons I first choose Radox's Clean & Replenish Handwash, I knew that although it was expensive, it was a brand I could trust. They sell themselves on pampering, relaxing and luxury products rather than your bogstandard products, they are definately a product to ...  Read the complete review