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Body Wash vs Soap

Posted on: Mon, 05/31/2010 - 19:06
Body Wash vs Soap

With all the commercials nowadays hyping up body wash, I bought into the hype and went out and scooped up a lot of body wash to replace my soap. After using body wash now for about 3 months, I ran out and had to use one of my bars of soap I had not opened since buying the body wash.

To my surprise, the soap appeared to do a lot more cleaning than the body wash! The lather from the soap was a lot thicker than the lather created by body wash. The bar of soap lasted a lot longer than the bottle of body wash. I switched from Zest body wash to Axe body wash, to Dial body wash with the exact same findings. Bars of soap clean better and last longer than the body washes!

So why are people still scraping all the body wash off the shelves? Am I missing something?

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Posted on: Thu, 08/05/2010 - 18:25 #1

I was disappointed by the body wash hype too. What sucks is I like the way my body wash smells, but there is not a soap for the Axe products! If anyone has access to bar soap for Axe, let me know! I will send you the money to get it for me!

Posted on: Wed, 10/13/2010 - 21:30 #2

Women like to see me in the store buying body wash. Seems like old dudes are buying soap. In my opinion, soap works better! But you have to go with the ladies man!

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