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Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: Florida Panhandle
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Basic med kit...
I'm thinking it may be a good idea to carry a small emergency med kit when we ride. Nothing too elaborate like surgical stuff but some basic items to help comfort the fallen rider until help arrives if necessary. Do any of you currently carry one of these kits on the trails and if so what type of items are in it? I remember when I broke my wrist Pete tried to help with a couple of aspirin...but due to wet riding conditions they were already dissolved.
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Duct Tape, Superglue, and those blister bandaids ..
I do carry those at all times though. Those blister bandages are amazing! I cut the front of my shin open, right above my shoe, on my mountain bike pedal (maybe enough to warrant stitches), but threw on one of those blister bandaids and was good to do a 4 day backpacking trip wearing high-top hiking boots and only had to change it twice.
I also keep some antibiotic cream, some bigger bandages, a wrap, a few antihistamines, and some pain relievers. It all fits in one little ziplock-sized waterproof bag. Just enough stuff to continue on my ride. If I need anything more than that I should probably seek medical attention.
I've seen the kits you can buy, but they are usually filled with a lot of unnecessary items, super-cheap bandaids that fall off 2 minutes after you put them on, and cost $40 for the same stuff you could buy for $10 at the store.
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I carry one of these. Check the description as it lists the contents if you want to make your own and add whatever else might be suggested here.
Seemed like a good idea at the time.
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I carry some basic athletic tape, pre wrap and band aids. That's about it. I do carry a Fox 40 whistle as well as a mini flashing light and flashlight JIC.
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As a paramedic going on group rides I have seen all sorts of kits. Everyone assumes I carry a huge kit. The truth is I carry a cell phone and a small kit. Many people over do their kits. A cell phone and telling someone where you are going and when you will be back is probably the best first aid kit you can carry. Everyone's kits are going to be different as where you ride and your personal health issues will also dictate what you carry. Obviously, riding in urban settings on short rides will be different than multi-day riding in back woods settings. Some common items might be the following:
1. Trauma shears. These are a heavy duty set of medical scissors that can cut riding gear off.
2. Maxi-pads or sanitary pads. Forget the trauma dressings. These things were designed to be sterile and absorb massive amounts of blood in a small package. They are the paramedic secret. We all carry them in our personal kits.
3. Bandaging. This is the wrap that is going to keep the dressing (maxi-pad) in place and apply pressure to help stop bleeding. Some folks like to use ACE wraps because they can be applied loosely if necessary or tightly for bandaging or for sprains.
4. Latex/ Vinyl gloves. You need to be able to protect yourself from bloodborne pathogens. Change them out a few times a year. They dry out and go bad. They are also great for keeping your hands clean if you need to do a quick messy repair on your bike. Your sunglasses will work fine for protecting your eyes.
5. Over the counter meds. Benadryl, Immodium, Alleve, Ibuprofen, etc
6. Mole skin for blisters.
7. If you have had anaphylactic reactions then get with your doctor for an epinephrine pen or an epi-pen
8. CPR mask. Don't get the big ones. They make some that are very small and are essentially a filter and a vinyl barrier.
9. Waterless hand cleaner
I don't carry the following, but many people do.
10. Triangular bandage
11. Quick clot powder
12. tweezers
13. bandaids
14. Assorted trauma dressings.
15. Burn jel
16. Tape
17. Permanent marker and paper
18. SAM splints. We use them on our units at work and they work great. If you are going to carry a splint I can recommend this one.
Don't get crazy with carrying tourniquets. You will likely never use them. If you do then your belt or a strap will work just fine. I have seen one successfully made by a guy for his girlfriend using a strap from a life jacket before we got on scene.
Splints can be made from branches or other improvised objects. Bear in mind that the average response time in an urban setting for EMS is 7 to 8 minutes. Rural areas is maybe 20 minutes in most areas of the U.S. unless you are really getting out there. Proper treatment is just simply holding the fractured limb still until EMS arrives.
Water for flushing wounds can be from your water pack.
If you make a first aid kit so big that it gets in the way of being carried you will find that you will leave it at home and that of course defeats the purpose of having it in the first place.
I have an article I wrote for a local BMW club last year on what to do after the accident happens. I posted it on my blog here: http://dirtmedic.wordpress.com/2013/...-the-accident/
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Potable water is good to have. Stay hydrated out there, and be ready to hydrate somebody else. Heat stroke is no joke, and neither is hypothermia. You may want a space blanket and fire-starting ability too.
Painkillers can be good to have as well, especially something that reduces swelling. Consult a physician or pharmacist about contraindications or dangers of the various painkillers available over the counter. You don't want to use something that could make treatment by EMTs or doctors more difficult later.
KNOWLEDGE is probably the most important thing to take with you. It can keep you calm and clearer-thinking in bad situations. It can enable you to improvise. In the Marines, they taught us 4 lifesaving steps for traumas, and it's simple enough that even us jarheads can remember it...in order...decades later. It can also be applied to further first-aid education.
Learn how to:
- Start the breathing. (Establish airway, CPR, monitor vitals)
- Stop the bleeding. (Direct pressure, elevate, indirect pressure, coagulants)
- Protect the wound. (Immobilize patient unless movement is absolutely necessary, protect head/C-spine, clean and dress wounds, secure puncture objects in place without removal)
- Treat for shock. (Basically, learn how to recognize the signs, unconstrict clothing/jewelry to aid breathing/circulation, make the person comfortable, check perfusion and neural function)
Also learn about anaphylaxis, and you may want to carry an epi pen. If you have allergies or a medical condition, wear a notifier.
I also carry a leatherman multi-tool. It's versatile for cutting strips of cloth for bandages, bindings, slings, and splints. It has pliers, scissors, corkscrew, knifeblades, and other functions.
Neosporin, alcohol pads, or similar are good for scrapes and cuts.
Edited to add: I've used maxipads on a wrist-slasher. Tampons can also stop nosebleeds.
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my only critique is that the new CPR guidelines for non-healthcare providers is compressions only.
here's the newest AHA corny video
as for the med kit - like dirtmedic says don't go overboard. you don't need a corpsman carryalong field surgery kit, you're just looking to stop bleeding, benadryl for allergic reactions, maybe something like a hankerchief/triangle bandage (BTDT for a clavicle injury )
as was said the best thing is for people to know where you are. smartphones (cell + gps) are great to carry.
The better directions you can give 911, the sooner definitive care will be for your buddy.
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Thanks for all the great tips!
Definitely gives me a lead on what I should have and what is overkill. I guess its better to be prepared for an accident just in case. Definitely going to put this info to good use.
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Nothing against med kits personally, but all ya really need is a bungee cord and a bandana. And a little resourcefulness.
I do believe some narcotic pain relievers were called into action within a short time of this pic however.
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A couple of comments about AHA CPR guidelines. They are always going to be making changes. Just remember they are guidelines. Doing something is always better than doing nothing when it comes to CPR. If you are doing CPR then unfortunately the statistics say that person is likely dead anyhow. If it is trauma related it is just shy of a 100 percent chance they are dead. An AED greatly increases the likelihood of survival.
When doing compressions bear in mind you are pressing on the two squishy things in the chest cavity... the heart of course to circulate blood, but also the lungs. Air is still exchanged when doing compressions. When you stop doing compressions the valves in the veins relax reducing blood pressure to zero. It takes 7 to 10 compressions to build pressure back up before blood starts circulating again which is why there was a change in protocol focusing on compressions. Even the best compressions will only circulate 25 percent of the heart's normal cardiac output so chest compressions are a less than ideal means of circulating blood anyhow.
The other thing to remember is that you exhale 14% oxygen. Anything under 18% oxygen is considered an oxygen deficient atmosphere so when you stop compressions to administer rescue breaths you are bringing the blood pressure to zero to administer an oxygen deficient atmosphere to a dying patient. By giving continuous compressions the lungs are still exchanging oxygen at a normal 21% albeit at reduced tidal volume. You are also maintaining circulating blood pressures.
The other thing that has been found is that there is often a delay in administering CPR just due to the gross factor. Nobody wants to do the mouth to mouth part. They anticipate a greater resuscitation rate with the new standards. Statistically, every minute without CPR is a 10% loss of patient survivability.
Bottom line? Do something. It doesn't matter what standard you remember. It doesn't matter if you don't want to do mouth to mouth. Start pumping on that chest. NOW! Fast and deep! Switch rescuers often. If it isn't perfect that is ok, better to do something than you worry about doing something wrong and end up doing nothing. They are dead if you do nothing. They have a chance if you try. The other thing to know is that you will probably break some ribs. It feels gross. That is normal. Don't stop compressions when you feel the snap. Keep going. The surgeon will put the ribs back together later.
Take a CPR class and a good First Aid class. I also highly recommend picking up the Boy Scout First Aid merit badge book. It is a really good basic first aid book for wilderness first aid. You can order it online or pick it up at the local scout shop. I hope this conversation is waste of everyone's time and is a theoretical conversation only, but it is better to be prepared and not need it than need it and not be prepared.
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Dude, dirtmedic puttin it down!
Obviously you've been doin this a minute, everyone would do well to heed your advice.
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Also good to cancel out any ineptizoidery...gotta have a yin to the yang, ya know
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I always carry a small kit, just a few items like bandaids, neosporin, burn cream and a pair of scissors. Also a bottle opener.
Guess which I use the most
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Great info on here. Good comments from experienced folks.
I carry minimal first aid stuff. My experience tells me the most common trail injuries are by far broken bones, and burns. Never been around any major lacerations so only carry Band-Aids.
I do carry burn cream, and lots of various pain killers. Some strong enough to really make you forget you clavicle is broken or at least not care. I have been unfortunate enough to be on two rides where a fatality occurred. Nothing to be done in either case.
I am also a big fan of SPOT. try and make sure someone in your group has one of these. At least you know you can get 911 to respond if its bad and your cell has no service.
Last piece of advise if I may... dress for the crash at all times. It helps!
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The Admissions Office was going to have a kick ball competition between the Financial Aid Office and we were totally going to kick butt but since mother nature decided to let it rain and be cold this weekend.... our tournament was cancelled. Don't worry, once we play the rescheduled game Admissions is totally going to win!
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I was also going to hike near Estes Park and take artistic pictures of the aspen trees changing colors but once again, mother nature decided to be ruthless this weekend.
Plan B:
COOKING! I mentioned in my "about me" section that I love to cook. It is actually a "hobby" of mine. I am pulling recipes from my favorite cookbooks and magazines and preparing meals for the week and baking sweet treats! The best thing to do while in college is pick one day out of the weekend, grocery shop, and make your favorite meals ahead of time so when you're busy during the week you don't have to worry about making breakfast, lunch, or dinner. This will save you time AND money!!
My favorite cookbooks are:
-The Healthy College Cookbook, which my best friend gave to me for Christmas a few years ago. It has healthy recipes (no freshman 15 here) and has great ideas for snacks! I have my favorite recipes bookmarked.
-In the Small Kitchen, I bought this cookbook when Borders was going out of business. It's great for when you're living alone or wtih a few roommates. The recipes are made for 1-2 people and it even has great recipes and tips for hosting your own get togethers with friends.
(My favorite cookbooks!)
This probably sounds like the "lamest" weekend in college history, but it's better than being out in the pouring rain!
The Buffs also play Stanford tonight so I'll be watching the game! (Nervous, but go Buffs!)


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Star of Bethlehem Quilt
Large Star of Bethlehem quilts became popular in the first half of the nineteenth century, as the fabrics available to quilt-makers increased dramatically with advances in manufacturing and the increasing ease of international trade. Star quilts are always a tour de force, but this one surpasses most with its dynamic patterning, vivid colors, and exclusive use of expensive silk fabric. The maker was likely a woman of privilege, able to afford the material and time needed to complete her design and the specialized care required to keep it intact. While ostensibly functional, this piece would primarily have been a showcase of her artistic sense, needle skills, and social status.
- Culture: American
- Medium: Silk
- Dates: ca. 1850
- Dimensions: 91 x 86 in. (231.1 x 218.4 cm) (show scale)
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Exhibitions:
- Accession Number: 67.114.33
- Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Jason Westerfield
- Rights Statement:
- Caption: American. Star of Bethlehem Quilt, ca. 1850. Silk, 91 x 86 in. (231.1 x 218.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mrs. Jason Westerfield, 67.114.33
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The Local Studies Collection is located on the first floor of Carlow Central Library. It is open to all from Monday to Friday, 9:45am - 1:00pm and after lunch from 2:00pm - 5:30pm. It does not open on Saturdays or Bank Holiday Mondays. Prior appointment is not required except for use of the Microfilm readers. Books either by local authors or with County Carlow content are available for reference here.
Carlow County Library Archives
The Archive Department is not open to the public but all materials can be consulted in the Local Studies area. Prior appointment is necessary for accessing these materials.The Archives Page lists archival material available for research. These include the Carlow County Library Photographic Archive, The Burton collection, Maps and Minute Books, Archives of Carlow Grand Jury and a catalogie of small private collections.
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Map Collection:Maps also form an important part of the Local Studies Collection. Holdings include:
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- Ordnance Survey 6" maps of County Carlow (1839 & 1879)
- Ordnance Survey Large Scale 5 foot town maps for Carlow, Muinebheag and Tullow (1873)
- Archaeological Survey maps with index volume of County Carlow (OPW 1986)
Other Collections:
- Tyndall Collection: An important collection made up of books from various bequests either by or about John Tyndall, the famous Co. Carlow born scientist.
- Genealogical Sources: Include indexes to Parish Baptisms and Marriages for Roman Catholic Parishes in County Carlow
- Tithe Applotment Records: on microfilm with some in hard copy for County Carlow
- Griffith's Valuation: for County Carlow with some areas of County Laois bordering Carlow in hard copy and accompanying maps
- Census: 1901 and Census 1911 for County Carlow on microfilm
- Thom's Directory: dating from some decades of the 19th Century
- Carlow Schools Folklore: on microfilm from 1937-38
- Irish Life and Lore: Carlow Collection
- Ephemera: includes Domestic and Commercial Property Development brochures from the 1980s and a comprehensive collection of posters and other materials from a range of business, cultural and sporting organisations and past events around County Carlow
Carlow Records now Online
The Catholic Parish records of Co. Carlow are now searchable online for the first time at www.rootsireland.ie. The database includes 146,000 baptisms and 58,000 marriages. The parishes covered are listed here:
The Irish Family History Foundation has been the coordinating body for a network of county genealogy centres on the island of Ireland for over twenty five years. The genealogy centres databases include parish church records of baptisms, marriages and deaths, census returns and gravestone inscriptions. Millions of these records are searchable online, providing a unique resource for family historians not available on any other website. New records will be added as the computerization of sources continues in the local genealogy centres.Click here for the Genealogy Page
Ballon Hill Archaeology Project Report
The official submission of the Ballon Hill Archaeology Project (BHAP) Phase 1 report to the Carlow Library Service. The project was initiated in late 2012 by the team of Nial ONeill, Deirdre Kearney and Pat ONeill to research the archaeology of Ballon Hill. Pictured above at the presentation of the Phase 1 report are (from left to right) Deirdre Condron (Carlow Library Service), Pat ONeill (BHAP), Deirdre Kearney (BHAP), Nial ONeill (BHAP) and Dermot Mulligan (Carlow County Museum). A paper copy of the report can be accessed in each of the branches of the Carlow Library Service and in pdf form on the librarys website. The Ballon Hill Archaeology Project Phase 1 was undertaken to study accounts of nineteenth century excavations on the hill, assess all known artefacts from these works and using both historical mapping and modern Lidar (Light Detecting and Ranging) data to assess the hill from a modern perspective. These investigations secured considerable new information on the archaeology of the hill. All this new information and a thorough discussion of what this tells us in contained in the Phase 1 report. At the outset of the project, the project team suspected that Ballon Hill is among the most important burial sites in Bronze Age Ireland (2500-4500 years ago). This suspicion has been significantly substantiated with three new monuments being identified in one of the largest and most diverse burial sites in Ireland dating to the Bronze Age. The project team will continue their research on the hill and will produce further reports in the coming years.
Click here to download the report
Other Resources:
Guide to Carlow Local Studies - People & Place
History of County Carlow
Introduction to Local Studies
Research Advice for Special Topic Students
Carlow Town Map
History of Carlow County Fire Service
The Hidden Bridges of the Mountain River and its Tributaries
The Hidden Bridges of the Montain River and its Tributaries by Francis Coady is a survey, both architectural and photographic record of the Mountain River and its tributaries, the Killedmond, Aughnabrisky, Corries and Dinn Rivers.
The Hidden Bridges of the Mountain River and its Tributaries
Online Resources:
The Ask about Ireland website is full of interesting information from many different public libraries, museums and archives throughout Ireland including Carlow. Many different areas of Irish history and culture have been examined in detail with a strong emphasis on the local history for each area. Carlow County Library has so far been involved in nine main areas: Architecture, Poor Law Union, Transport, Sport, Carlow Artists, Carlow Writers, Folklore and Carlow in 1798.Click here for website
Ask About Ireland Guide
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Reservations will now be taken from teachers and lecturers for class/group visits to the Local Studies Department of Carlow Central Library. Students will be shown the wide variety of Local Studies sources on offer and will be given general guidance in their use. Students preparing for their Leaving Cert Special Topic will find this especially useful as will history students in third level colleges at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Groups of Adult Learners are also very welcome. All of these introductory programmes are free of charge. Reservations to 059 9129705; by email to firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling to the main issue desk in Carlow Central Library.


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The Asian art collection of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller III forms the core of this museum's holdings, which include South Asian stone and bronze sculptures; art from India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Afghanistan; bronze vessels, ceramics, sculpture, and paintings from China; Korean ceramics; and paintings, wooden sculptures, and ceramics from Japan. Founded in 1956, the society has a regular program of lectures, films, and performances, in addition to changing exhibitions of traditional and contemporary art. Trees grow in the glass-enclosed, skylit Garden Court Café, which serves an eclectic Asian menu for lunch and dinner. Admission is free on Fridays from 6 to 9 (September to July).
725 Park Ave., at 70th St., New York, New York, 10021, United States
Website: www.asiasociety.org
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A very worthwhile small museum that concentrates on Rockefeller's collected Asian art, mostly sculpture and ceramics. High quality stuff. Has had its material out on loan to other museums and wasn't a functioning gallery at one point, not a great thing to find out on a spur-of-the-moment visit. Check to make sure it has exhibits available before going -- but if it does, it's very much worth seeing.
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UNICEF has officially handed over 15 generators to the Government of Liberia to help ensure all children are immunized with vaccines that have been properly and safely stored.
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"The Government of Liberia is working toward the day when no Liberian child will die of a vaccine-preventable illness," said Deputy Minister for Administration Matthew Flomo, who accepted the generators on behalf of the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare at a ceremony on 4 June at JFK Memorial Hospital.
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In 2009 the internationally acclaimed german director Tom Tykwer (Perfume, Run Lola Run, The International) supervised a film project in Kenya's largest township Kibera together with his wife Marie Steinmann. They put together a team of international film pros that each mentored one film student and helped them put together the movie Soul Boy. A story about a boy who has to go on a journey to rescue his father's soul from a mysterious voodoo women. The result of Xaver's score is a percussive journey reminiscent of minimal music from the 60s paired with african vibes but completely void of 'world music' cliches. It's closer to Krautrock and Steve Reich than to the commonly shallow perception of indigenous music by first world movie directors. Full of odd sounding kalimbas and plucky guitars, backed by heavy orchestral drumming and floating e-bows. For this EP Xaver commisioned 4 remixes by some very talented music friends from Holland and the UK. Django Django are a London based outfit that combines surf, folk and hip hop elements to a unique sound of tomorrow. Roberto Auser has released on Chicken Lips label Bear Funk and Nature Records. And Moguh is a long time collaborator of dutch legend I-f and has been a DJ since the early 80s as well as hosted shows on the legendary dutch internet radios CBS (Cybernetic Broadcasting System) and IFM (Intergalactic FM). They all deliver their own take on Xaver's approach of scoring and turn 4 cues into spaced out afro-cosmic dancefloor gems for the more brave and eclectic DJs amongst us. Optimo DJ Twitch, Diskokaine (Wolfram) and David Ducaruge (Acid Washed) and Arnaud Rebotini (Blackstrobe) have already voiced their enthusiasm about it.
a01. soul boy theme (moguh's extended version)
a02. be someone else (moguh's extended version)
b01. manhunt theme (roberto auser remix)
b02. kibera theme (django django remix)
a02. be someone else (moguh's extended version)
b01. manhunt theme (roberto auser remix)
b02. kibera theme (django django remix)
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A: Thanks for the question Tim. Acting city manager Don Icsman said there is going to be a "punch list." But when large construction projects are completed, sometimes it takes awhile, he said. The city was able to take over operations of the Paper District Marina when it was "substantially completed," Icsman said, meaning there was enough construction finished that the marina could start operating, but it was understood there was still a list of things to finish. The city is retaining $125,000 until the work is completed, but as parts of the "punch list" are completed, the city will make partial payments. Icsman sent an email to the Sandusky commissisioners updating them on just that question earlier this month: "A walk through occurred with Hoty Builders, John Hancock and George Poulos during which they delineated the items that need to be completed. Hoty Builders is currently working on those items."
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At first I wasn't sure and dived closer: But it was a beautiful lionfish! After I caught my breath again, I went down more times and found out that he was not alone: He had the company of two other lionfishes! I was so excited that I swallowed a lot of sea water and had to force myself to breathe normally. They did not feel disturbed by me at all and I could take my time to look at them closely. I got so close that I could have touched them (which I did not of course). They are just as beautiful as I imagined them to be!
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Dove Moisturizing Body Wash - "Deep Moisture"
268 reviews
84% would repurchase
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Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.8
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INGREDIENTSWater, Sunflower Oil, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Lauroamphoacetate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Giardicus, Glycerin, Petrolatum, Lauric Acid, Cocamide MEA, Fragrance, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Lanolin Alcohol, Citric Acid, DMDM Hydantoin, Tetrasodium EDTA, Etidronic Acid, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), PEG 30 Dipolyhydroxystearate (may contain)
on 3/21/2010 1:37:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I purchased the new version of this. I noticed right away how soft and moisturized my skin became after the first use.
Some people complain about the scent, but I think it's neither unpleasant nor too pungent. Foams well, gets the job done.
My only reason for not giving 5 lippies: Since starting with this bodywash, I have been developing painful ingrown hairs on my legs, particularly on my thighs. I will try to use exfoliating bath gloves with this product for my legs to see if that helps. I'd really hate to give this product up. I'll update in a week or so and let you know if the exfoliating helps.
on 3/5/2010 11:39:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is a very good product,is true that is having a classy Dove smell..but is very genlle with my skin and also..this is a must "always have "in my bath becouse my husband love this.
It is perfect for me,becouse i always get itcky skin like a result os a hard water and this product is stoping the itchy and dry patches to appeat.I like to use it in winnter sometimes in summer too
The best version of this body wash i got it from Germany where the formula is really pure whit no fake adds..
Lucky me now i like in Germany were the Dove is pure and the best Nivea ever :)
Best body wash for me and my family too.
on 2/11/2010 11:53:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I am very happy with this body wash. It has a nice, simple, CLEAN scent - a scent that I don't tire of (unlike other overly-sweet, fruity fragrances). It also lathers up very nicely, and washes cleanly away. It does not overdry your skin, or leave you with an icky layer of residue. This one is a staple product and a great value for your dollar. I would definitely purchase this again.
on 2/1/2010 2:51:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is the only body wash I can use in the winter. It helps with my super dry, itchy skin. The smell is nice and it feels really creamy. I've tried the "generic" versions available at Walmart and Target and trust me, neither of those are comparable. They have the same ingredients but don't moisturize as well or smell as nice. Stick to the Dove brand!
on 2/1/2010 12:30:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I echo other reviewers about how great this product is. It really helps keep away dry winter skin without leaving a slimy film! I really love it! Usually I can't stand body wash for that reason, but not an issue with this one. Smell is nice and it really does moisturize to the max! Of course I fell for the commercials showing how most body wash sits on top of your skin while this one actually goes deep - I'm a sucker for a good commercial! Just glad this claim was actually true!
on 1/21/2010 2:34:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I would say this is the best of the affordable body washes. Even better, this turns up on sale often enough that I buy it regularly. Although I have sensitive skin and my skin cannot handle many perfumy products, this works well. I like how moisturizing this is and I don't have to rush to get a separate moisturizer on right after I bathe. Sometimes I can even skip the separate moisturizer!
on 1/21/2010 2:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Amazing, creamy and moisturising product without leaving skin oily or filmsy. Great value for your money, I higly recommend it, especially for winter or when your skin needs extra moisture.
on 1/21/2010 1:50:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Grey, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I'm really impressed by the Dove Deep Moisture Body Wash. I have dry skin and when winter comes around, it's almost unbearable because of the itching and dryness. I normally use the Eucerin Calming Body Wash, which I love but it's a bit on the expensive side and my hubby doesn't like that it leaves a thin thin layer of film in the bathroom. Anyhow, I recently bought the Dove Deep Moisture Body Wash from Amazon. I really like the ever so light scent and to my surprise it worked really well, my skin wasn't itching or scratching after my shower, even when I forgot to use lotion. :) For the price, I would highly recommend this body wash.
on 1/19/2010 7:09:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I love this stuff. I have really dry skin and, while it doesn't replace lotion, it's certainly better than nothing when I'm in a rush in the morning. This "nutrium moisture" stuff is apparently legit, and I can tell that it leaves me moisturized. I like the smell too - it's very classically "soapy" but not in an offensive way and it does linger a bit, leaving a clean smell. Nice lather, nice product!
on 1/12/2010 2:59:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I really looove Dove body washes especially the Deep Moisture.I'm always trying out new ones,but have repurchased this one many times.All you need is a small squirt on a puff/washcloth and it really lathers up! This is a multi purpose product for me because it not only leaves my skin smooth and clean,but it doubles as a nice product for shaving! No more dry legs from shaving gels!
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