IvoryGentle Bath Bar Soap, Safe for Entire Family, Free of Dyes and Heavy Perfumes, Original Scent, 4 oz (10 Count)

What can anyone say about Ivory soap that hasn't been said before. It's great.My husband won't use any other soap. I used it for years for my sons. I use it when my oily skin gets out of control.It lasts. It's price is good. It floats.No matter what other type of soap I've used, there is always Ivory on the sink's counter.

WORKS best with no itching... good as any deodorant soap. Hard to find. My husband put me on to this brand.

Ivory Original Gentle Bath Bar Soap Love the smell of the ivory bar soap has a nice fresh smelter it Great value for the money also Makes your skin feel soft definitely recommend this product because it’s so fresh and clean👍🏾👍🏾

I can only use Ivory Soap because it's fragrance free and mild also the price is good on Amazon. I've tried other unscented soaps but they give me a rash so Ivory is my way to go.

Ivory soap has been around for decades. It's still a gentle soap no change. My husband prefers it to any other .

Few brands are as iconic as Coca-Cola, Marlboro, and Levi. These products span generations and continue to innovate in their respective market. Now, I haven't tried Coke Zero but I hear it's different enough from Diet Coke to warrant a spot in the lineup. I'm not a smoker but if I did, I'd smoke Marlboro. And what straight guy doesn't own at least one pair of Levis?I purchased this unusually large package of Ivory on a whim at around 2:30am, partly due to the fact that I was down to an annoying sliver of my last soap and largely due to the fact that it was 2:30am. You know it's time for a new bar when your old bar slips through the wire mesh of your Walmart shower caddy. The inconvenience of bending over in the shower to fish for a fleeting chunk of quickly dissolving soap coupled with my considerable nearsightedness sealed the deal on this Cinder Brick Special of the only soap that claims to be over 99% pure. The packaging doesn't list the contents of the remaining 0.4% and I'm currently investigating, rest assured.Ivory is the kind of soap that you sort of feel good about using because of its purity and simplicity. They say the stuff floats, which would make it a great choice if you bathe primarily in a lake.Ivory would be my soap of choice if I was a potty-mouthed prepubescent with hopelessly religious parents after sneaking the first season of Deadwood under the covers on my rooted seven inch Tabeo from Toys R Us.I don't know how long the brand has existed, but I can vouch for this soap's ability to properly cleanse the skin. It lathers similarly to other soap, and it leaves a scent that is far superior to body odor.One thing I could never fault about Ivory is the price I paid for this sizable collection of hygienic density. I think it set me back around $4.50 for 16 bars of soap, which means each bar costs roughly 30 cents. At this price, I'm considering giving the bars away as gifts because when wrapped properly, they offer its recipient the impression of a substantial chunk of thoughtfulness. I have also begun rationing bars in various nooks and crannies; the glove box, inside my ottoman's storage compartment, and beneath my pillow inside of a sock for extra protection due to the astonishing cost of proper ammunition these days.I recommend this soap for its utility, price, and cherished history. I believe this is a brand you can count on sticking around until the government bans traditional soap in lieu of a probable Anti-Bacterial Mandate affecting all soap manufacturers. Until then and in spite of this speculative, completely unfounded digression, I feel the risk involved in forming a strong emotional bond is negligible.

Always great to use this soap.

We use this as well as electric fence around our garden. It worked to some degree. It was better than it was last year when we didn't have soap around the garden. It was a great value for the money and it lasted to where we can use it next year as well.