Initial Review: The Soap Factory Geisha Soap

This is the second soap I have purchased from The Soap Factory. The first one is their Zit Away soap for oily and acne-prone skin, and now I got the Geisha Soap.

The first soap, instead of helping clear out my zits and help reduce the oilies, it broke me out. >_< So I stopped using it. Since I am getting more and more addicted to soaps, I figured I should give their other soaps a try. So I bought just one bar to try out. The Geisha Soap. I have been using it for only 2 days and I can see a lot of improvement. My facial skin's lighter, smoother, clearer, and softer. Well, it could be that this soap just helped since I was using Cyleina's Tomato soap prior to this. But I can tell that I did not get any adverse reaction or I did not break out with this soap because I normally break out in just a day or two if a certain product doesn't work for me. And I still haven't. And I'm hoping I won't. Because if this goes well for the next few days, weeks, and months, then I will be hooked into this soap. I do not use it directly on my face. I first create a lather on my hands and then that's the time I rub it gently on my face. I actually enjoy using it because it is really creamy and sudsy and bubbly. Plus the smell's not that strong and it doesn't bother me at all. I'll just keep this short because this is just an initial review. I'll come up with a final review in a couple of weeks when I have used this product longer than I have but so far so good.

Now I want to try their Choco Dream Bar because it smelled so yummy, I want to take a bite of it. I'd also like to try their Seriously White Soap for my arms and legs. Still has a tan. And the last soap I so want to try is the Shea Butter for my arms and legs which has dry skin. Weird because my face is oily yet the rest of my body is dry.