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In reply to the discussion: Aqua Velva or Old Spice? [View all]LeftInTX
(31,810 posts)106. We did not test it..lol
Since real soap is mostly fat, there is a good chance all soaps created from fat would float.
Most bars (Irish Spring for example) nowadays are detergents, which emulsify in water, break fats, protein and grease and likely would not float
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There you go again, Floyd R. Turbo, bringing a great memory to mind!
rockbluff botanist
Aug 2024
#30
Caswell-Massey - Number Six, the oldest US men's fragrance. George Washington wore it.
Celerity
Aug 2024
#48
My dad was big on Old Spice in 50/60s. In high school, Canoe was my favorite. But haven't used in decades.
Silent Type
Aug 2024
#53
I 🩷🩷🩷 Rose Prick by Tom Ford. Not a huge fan of florals, but Rose Prick is by probably my favourite rose fragrance.
Celerity
Aug 2024
#84