Bar soaps are making a comeback at the expense of liquid soaps and shower gels. It is a kind of full circle moment; according to The New York Times, written soap recipes date back thousands of years ...

As you search for which business you can engage in, it is time to think of making bar soap. Making bar soap is quite easy yet profitable. Get on the bus and make that investment. It will definitely a ...

Bar soap is making a major comeback, and it’s not just about nostalgia. From nourishing ingredients that care for your skin to eco-friendly packaging that cuts down on plastic waste, today’s bar soaps ...

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I’m sure you’ve seen how much money you can save when you make your own products using liquid castile soap. Or that you can make so many homemade products with liquid castile soap that you’ll stop ...

The oils you choose in soap making determine everything from hardness and lather to skin feel and longevity. Balancing hardening and conditioning oils is key to crafting a bar that cleanses without ...

No body care routine is complete without the perfect cleanser. And when it comes to cleansing our skin below the neck, the two most popular options are bar soap and body wash. Both help refresh and ...

When it came to bathing in America, bars of soap reigned supreme for part of the 19th and much of the 20th century. But by the late 1980s, traditional solid bars of soap started getting some stiff ...

For the first time in decades, sales of the humble soap bar are on the rise. But why has this modest beauty hero returned to our bathrooms and kitchens, and should we all think about embracing retro ...

Can we talk about handwashing? It used to be all we talked about. Washing your hands was of national importance just a few years ago. There were even videos on how to do it properly. Scrub all ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American While not every bar (or bottle) is created ...