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My kids and I had the opportunity to try out the Play-Doh Bath products to review. The first one of them my kids got to try out was the Play-Doh Bath’s Moldable Soap. These are super fun soaps that my kids absolutely adore! They come with 5 individual clay soaps in blue, purple, orange, green and pink. Each one has a nice smell to it. My kids love bath time but these have made them enjoy it all that much more! As soon as they get into the tub they make their Soap creations. Whether they make shapes, letters, numbers, animals, mountains or their own creation, they have a blast making their own unique soap during each and every bath. After they create it, they may play with it for a while then use it to wash their bodies These lather well and smell amazing. After they are done cleaning themselves and playing, they just put the soaps back into the containers and they are ready to go for the next bath! The last Play-Doh Bath Product was the Play-Doh Bath Soap and Shampoo for Kids. This came in a cute design that looks like three Play-Doh tubs stacked on top of each other. It has Shampoo, Conditioner and Body Wash all in one which is really nice! It lathers really well and makes the kids squeaky clean. It smells like watermelon too! These are both great Bath Products that are not only great for bathing your kids with but provide tons of bath time fun for the kids too!
Disclosure: I received these products for free, in exchange for my honest review, which may differ from yours. Regardless, I only recommend products and services I used personally, and believe will be a good fit for consumers.
Hated it. Pink one wouldn’t get soft and the dog became so mushy it wasn’t moldable at all. There are no directions on the box. There should be so that you know to only let it in water for 15 to 20 seconds to soften, I don’t know. . . Ended up being messy and not great. The dog cutters cut the dog and then you couldn’t lift it to see your creation it was so stuck to the tub and mushy
I bought the play-doh bath pak for my granddaughter it burned her