Dial Holiday Foaming Hand Wash

Anyone else have their Christmas shopping done yet? I seriously can't believe that mine is done already and there are still two weeks before the big day! I usually am a last minute shopper, hitting up the stores the week before. I guess this year I was determined to chip away slowly at it throughout the year, so it wouldn't sneak up at me. Surprisingly enough I was the same way with Thanksgiving. I was bold enough to hold it at my house this year, and even though we only had one other family join us, there is still planning and preparation involved. I was sure to focus on menu planning and stocking up on what I needed so I wouldn't be running to the store everyday the week of thanksgiving. Yet, what I did forget, were the cute little holiday accessories. You know what I mean. The cute thanksgiving plates, the napkins etc. Well, the day before Thanksgiving arrives and so did a package at my door! In it were two full sized bottles of Dial Foaming Hand Soap.

For the Christmas season, Dial has a holiday line out with four cheerful designs! Choose from a santa, snowman, candy cane and Christmas tree scene. Our family personally does not celebrate santa, nor do we set up a tree. So if I had choice, I probably would have picked the other two designs but soap is soap and I love how it foams! It comes out white and red, almost like a candy cane and smells wonderful! This would most certainly cheer up any guests that were coming over for the holidays and doubles as a cute decoration in your bathroom or kitchen as well!

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