Is this soap suitable for sensitive or dry skin? — Toilet cleaner "sauna" 140gr

This bar uses a classic soap base — sodium salts of fatty acids from vegetable oils and animal fats — which cleanses thoroughly and produces dense foam. That same mechanism binds to skin oils and rinses them away, so people with dry, reactive, or eczema-prone skin often feel tightness after use. Glycerin is included as a humectant to attract water to the upper skin layers, which softens the effect compared to a bare-bones laundry soap, but it does not replace the lipid-replenishing ingredients found in syndet bars or cream cleansers.

If your skin tends toward dryness, try alternating: use this soap on days when you need deep cleansing (after sport, in the sauna, or for very dirty hands) and switch to a fragrance-free syndet or shower oil on other days. Applying a body lotion or balm within three minutes of toweling off locks in residual moisture and reduces the tight feeling. Avoid vigorous rubbing with a towel; pat dry instead. If irritation, redness, or itching appears, discontinue use on affected areas and consult a dermatologist if it persists.