Shampoo and such

[bjfitz0703]

Believe they have shampoo and the like in the room showers....is this correct?  Thanks

[sanmarcosman]

Notice it's made "Exclusivley" for Carnival, typo.

Edited June 22, 2019 by sanmarcosman

[mets07]

If you use conditioner. you might want to bring it. 

 

Enjoy. 

[Organized Chaos]

2 hours ago, sanmarcosman said:

Notice it's made "Exclusivley" for Carnival, typo.

 

Hey, they make personal hygiene products, not dictionaries. LOL That's funny, though. Are those the bottles that the housekeeping teams use to fill the dispensers?

 

2 hours ago, bjfitz0703 said:

Believe they have shampoo and the like in the room showers....is this correct?  Thanks

 

Yep. There's a lot of people who don't like Carnival's shampoo & body wash. I'm sure they're probably products of lesser quality when it comes right down to it, but as long as they get the job done, they're good enough for me for a week. It saves me from having to pack them. My wife, on the other hand, would much rather use her own products.

[ShakyBeef]

I guess this is on-topic, considering the title of the thread: is it true that Carnival is no longer offering the upgraded, individually bottled toiletries in Suites?  I thought I read that they were being done away with as part of Carnival's "brilliant" eco-friendly PR smoke-and-mirrors initiative.  Anyone know if it is indeed the case? 

[Cruisin Dave]

6 minutes ago, ShakyBeef said:

I guess this is on-topic, considering the title of the thread: is it true that Carnival is no longer offering the upgraded, individually bottled toiletries in Suites?  I thought I read that they were being done away with as part of Carnival's "brilliant" eco-friendly PR smoke-and-mirrors initiative.  Anyone know if it is indeed the case? 

They are going to phase out all individual bottle, plastic straws and drink decorations, ie. Umbrellas, per John Heald. I’m not sure about the timeline.

[ShakyBeef]

1 minute ago, Cruisin Dave said:

They are going to phase out all individual bottle, plastic straws and drink decorations, ie. Umbrellas, per John Heald. I’m not sure about the timeline.

 

That's what I thought I had read. Thanks!  Now I just need to make sure I add lotion to my Carnival Cutback Packing List, along with my individually-wrapped drinking straws, Sugar in the Raw packets, and individually-wrapped butter pats.

[Sillyjilly]

The only thing I use that shampoo and soap for is washing my swimsuit. LOL

[sanmarcosman]

17 minutes ago, Sillyjilly said:

The only thing I use that shampoo and soap for is washing my swimsuit. LOL

Exclusivley 😉

[Cruisin Dave]

23 minutes ago, ShakyBeef said:

 

That's what I thought I had read. Thanks!  Now I just need to make sure I add lotion to my Carnival Cutback Packing List, along with my individually-wrapped drinking straws, Sugar in the Raw packets, and individually-wrapped butter pats.

We are taking reusable straws. Bed Bath and Beyond carries some great silicon straws that come with a cleaning brush. I don’t mind the body wash but I have Psoriasis and need a gentle shampoo and like the one I use. 

[SRQbeachgirl]

I hate the smell of the shampoo and body wash that Carnival provides, so I bring my own. 

[CheersPkg4Us]

We always use the provided amenities, American Airlines has the 50 lb baggage  limit. We have no problems with the dispensers in the shower. 

 

[AAAAmerican]

Oh No now more Bring Your Own ___.

 

Even now we have to bring our own TEAs too.

 

Well you may know Lipton had the own taste from the tea groves of Lipton now it is so not nice./.

 

Is Carnival going to keep = having Ships Built and Paying for them when all the Paying Cruising Passengers can not even fit in the LIDO ( Slop Lines) , cant even fit in the shows which nmow are 80 % less in time too..

[Szoyka]

bring your own, their stuff will make your hair fall out. not literally, but it can't be good.

[JMAE]

We use the provided soap and shampoo with no problems for one week.  

 

AAAmerican: What about the tea?  We had tea on our last cruise.  

[evandbob]

I would bring my own 3 oz. travel bottle of shampoo/conditioner for my thinning balding hair if I'm flying to the cruise port.  Never liked Carnival's shampoo made my hair feel dry.

 

Now that we can drive 2 hrs to FLL and TAM, or 2 hrs 20 mins to MIA, I sometimes bring a larger sized bottle for extended cruises of 10 or more days.  Same with mouthwash, which Carnival doesn't supply at all now.  Long time cruisers would remember when there was a goody cup with various hygiene samples placed in the cabin's bathroom upon arrival.