Check your skin type before you scrub-a-dub-dub — and try out one of these top-rated products for lathering up.

If you’re in the market for a body wash, consider the humble bar soap. While typically associated with handwashing, this skin-care category has come a long way in recent years. Plenty of bar-soap ...

Bar soap has a rich, alluring history — the earliest recorded recipe was found on a tablet in ancient Babylon, dating from 2200 BC, which consisted of three basic ingredients: water, an alkali (also ...

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 ...

Good hand-washing habits are crucial to staying healthy, especially right now in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. When choosing the type of soap for your daily cleaning, you want to make sure you're ...

Brow trends have come and gone over the past few years, with ‘soap brows’ — a technique for creating full, feathery brows that stay in place all day long — being the latest craze. The best soap brow ...

Bar soap is the original, the standard, the staple. It doesn’t spill. It packs easily. It doesn’t count as a liquid at TSA. And the best bar soap does more than get you clean. Like the best body ...

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Maybe you love the sensation of cleansing your body with the same smooth, scented bar soap you’ve used since you were a kid. Or maybe you can’t feel fully clean without lathering up with a loofah ...

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