Difference Between Hand Soap and Body Soap
                     Difference Between Hand 
Soap and Body Soap
Hand Soap and Body Soap
Given that "hand soap" is designed to clean your 
hands of grease, filth, and germs, it frequently 
contains harsher chemicals.
In contrast to most body washes, which are pearly 
white and barely fragrant, many conventional hand 
washes are strongly scented and those in liquid 
form come in a rainbow of colors.
Chemicals or synthetic perfumes are not used in the 
formulation of natural hand soap. Instead, they 
wash and hydrate using natural ingredients like Shea 
butter and tea tree oil. These distinctions don't 
really matter, though, because both body and hand 
soap are effective at killing germs.
Is Antibacterial Soap Better
The availability of antibiotic soaps at 
most retail establishments and their 
ability to eradicate harmful bacteria are 
two advantages. The drawback is that 
they can also wipe off beneficial 
microorganisms on the skin. Because of 
the additional chemicals, your skin may 
become dry and lose natural oils. 
Antibacterial soap might also offer 
people a false impression of cleanliness, 
leading them to wash their hands less 
regularly.