[Review] Trader Joe's new Camel Milk and Goat Milk soap bars.

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TL;DR: Trader Joe's new Camel Milk and Goat Milk soap bars are $1.99 a bar and awesome for my dry and sensitive skin. You should try it, because it will be discontinued if it doesn't sell well nation wide, and it might help you too.I have sensitive skin that gets dried by soap easily. Almost nothing really agrees with it. I've tried dozens of soaps, both in-store and artisan soaps bought online that boast about all-natural ingredients that are guaranteed to help with dry or sensitive skin. I found one bar from Chagrin Valley Soap & Salve that my skin likes, but it's seasonal and not in stock 3/4 of the year -- not to mention $8.25 + Shipping a bar.Went to Trader Joe's yesterday and checked out the shelves with new products, and spotted two new soaps: Camel Milk with Olive Oil & Shea, and Goat Milk with Olive Oil & Shea. Grabbed both, tried Camel Milk this morning after work. Parts of my body still felt a bit dry but I thought maybe it was left over from the soap that's been stripping my skin. Then about a minute or two after I tried off I noticed my arms and fingers felt remarkably soothed and I thought "Oh?" About ten minutes after my shower I felt that way all over. My skin felt amazing and $1.99 a bar I am sold forever.Called TJ's to make sure it wasn't a seasonal item, and the rep said it's meant to be a regular item but will be discontinued if it doesn't sell well nation-wide. Reddit, help me save my skin at a reasonable price. If your Trader Joe's has a new item shelf, it'll likely be on that. Each bar is shrink-wrapped and comes in a small burlap pouch. Give it a try so I can maybe not hate soap forever. <3
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