Dove Men+Care Body Wash Deep Clean 13.5 oz (Pack of 20)

Why? Why would you change the "Mild Formula" scent to this new one? That's what I liked about it, it was mild and not overpowering, were you getting complaints? I got nothing but compliments on how I smelled. I have two bottles left of the "Mild Formula", guess I'll have to use sparingly until I find a new scent and possibly different brand! They even changed the deodorant scent. Very disappointed.

I used this for many years and loved it but the new formulation is just awful. The scent, which used to match the Clean Comfort deodorant well, now smells very different and chemical-like, almost like plastic. It also feels different doesn't seem to lather as well. Why did you make this product so much worse, it was a huge mistake.

I used to absolutely love this body wash with the previous formula and scent! That scent was my favorite of any of the others out there and the wash really helped with my dry skin. I've consistently purchased this product since around 2014-2015 and the formula hasn't changed during that time up until recently (to my knowledge). As far as the new formula - I don't mind it for cleanliness - it's ok, but nothing impressive. Definitely not at all a fan of the new scent however. Smells more like just plain soap.

I've used this body wash for years. Unfortunately they've recently changed the formula, and I absolutely cannot stand the new smell. To me, it smells like bubblegum and chemicals. It went in the trash after one use and I'll be on the lookout for a new brand. It's really a shame that Dove felt the need to change this product, as it has been extremely highly reviewed for years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this product for many years and was extremely satisfied until this past year. It used to have a nice gel-like texture, but this year the product is heavily diluted and as other reviewers have noted, it simply runs out of the inverted bottle packaging onto the shower floor. Waste has gone way up (oh gee, that must mean my consumption has gone up too! -- who is that good for?). Classic big company thinking -- stretch the product to cut costs and drive up sales. This was not based on an isolated single purchase either. Multiple bottles from different stores. Shame!