A woman lathering soap on her shoulder while in the bath tub. Body wash and bar soap are both common skin cleansers. Bar soap has a simpler ingredient list but may not be suitable for certain skin ...

Most of us have shared a bar of soap at some point, and might have asked the (somewhat philosophical) question: Does it clean itself? The answer is no, soap doesn’t sanitize itself. But using a ...

For years I avoided bar soaps because I only associated them with my skin feeling tight and dry, something I wanted to avoid at any cost. Instead, I relied on liquid body washes or shower oils. While ...

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Growing up, you likely heard the "five-second rule," the popular idea anything that touches the floor for less than five seconds is safe to eat. Contrary to popular belief, this rule is actually just ...

If you regularly shave, whether your face or body, then you know you’re usually stuck with two options: a shaving gel or a cream, either in a plastic container or an aluminum can. For those who want ...

They both cleanse, but they're not created equal. Body wash and bar soap are both common skin cleansers. Bar soap has a simpler ingredient list but may not be suitable for certain skin types. Body ...

Body wash and bar soap are both common skin cleansers. Bar soap has a simpler ingredient list but may not be suitable for certain skin types. To find out everything there is to know about these common ...