Ivory Clean Original Bar Soap, 4 Ounce, 10 Count (Pack of 2) Total 20 Bars

You are traditional when it comes to body soap. You like Ivory. But Costco doesn’t sell it, which baffles and irritates you every time you check (because you know Costco’s inventory changes and you are an optimistic and traditional). The largest single amount sold by nearest store is a four-pack. This almost makes you laugh. What good are 4 bars when your family uses them up so quickly? How, you may ask? You know it is due to your teenagers and thus the truth will never be disclosed. But still you wonder why did you find one bar in the middle of its useable life broken into 12 chunky bits on the tub floor and who had the maniacal means to do this while showering? Why did you notice the impression of another bar, this one nearly brand new, on the bottom of the trash bag as you emptied the garbage? And why isn’t a kid emptying the trash instead of you *again*? A bar gets used to a splinter in record time and you again wonder: Did the same maniac use something to cut it into splinters after chopping up the earlier one or are both teenagers maniacs? (In your heart, you know they are, but parental denial, like Ivory Soap, floats.) Are they experimenting with Ivory Soap bars? Eating them? Using them in some unspeakable puberty-related way that you can’t even think about? No answers are coming, only more questions as you step into the shower and realize once again that only a thumbnail-sized bit remains to clean your overly large middle-aged body. You howl into the void and then buy this package. Tons of bars for the lowest price per bar you’ve found. So many bars that a few may remain after the teenagers have aged and been released into the wild to make their own way, with their own soap and bathroom trash. That hope is brighter than a brand new bar and bigger than the scraps of soap in your shower. It’s not everything, but it brings a bit of peace to one of life’s soapy challenges.

This is exactly what I need. As a Latino man that likes to spend a lot of time in the outdoors, we develop quite the oily skin. This soap cuts right through it easily. I never worry about my skin drying out, because its going to oil back up soon after showering and I live in a humid part of the country. I used Dove for years. It just was never strong enough to cut through the oil. One more thing worth mentioning. These bars are bigger than the standard ones you purchase at Walmart or Target.

I don’t use Ivory soap for washing. I put a bar under my sheets once a month for leg cramps. Works great.

Much smaller bars than they used to be. Like toilet paper losing an inch off the width, even as the price goes up. Gotta’ keep those profits up for all those billionaires who don’t pay taxes. Talk in’ to you, Jeff Bazos.

Good price for this product and the soap is great for sensitive skin. The smell is pleasant and it lathers well. It leaves you feeling clean, not slick like others.

It says its good for moisturizing but my skin has been dried out by the soap. However it is very lovely scented and easy to carve.

It gets you clean without the perfume smell of most other soaps.

My doctor recommended Ivory Soap when I began to have more serious skin problems as reached 70. My skin looks and feels wonderful again!

Ive used Ivory Soap for years. I like that it has no heavy perfumy scents. It does not clash with any colognes I want to wear. It also floats so I dont have to hunt for it in the tub. I also like that it comes in a 10 pack so I dont have to buy it as often as a four pack.

I wish this product was still available in stores but glad I can get it from Amazon. A simply made, powerful soap perfect for the greasiest and dirtiest hands due to it’s powerful cleaning ability. Perfect for after oil change and after working in the garden. Not for sensitive skin due to the lye in it.