Soap or body wash?

[JohnMitchell 16]

And we'd have some of our parts equally well screubbed.

[happythoughts 0]

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And we'd have some of our parts equally well screubbed.

I believe people can choose to wash as slow or fast as they wish.

[TrophyHusband 0]

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But, now we have moved on to loofah discussion. Trophy seems fine with lathering his to wash his crack so long as the bar does not directly touch his crack and the loofah serves as the middle-man.

not quite, my crack is the last thing to get scrubbed with the wash rag before it getts rung out and tossed out of the shower. only after that do i bring out the poof. even then, the poof doesn't go into the crack. cheeks yes, crack no. sometimes i'll give the boys a second washing with the poof though, not because they need extra cleaning, but because it just feels nice.

"Your scrotum is quite nice" - Skymama
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[tetra316 0]

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I switched to body wash because bar soap leaves residue all over

That's why I use bar soap, Yardley's to be exact. I've found body wash to feel like it never gets washed off completely. Same with certain kinds of bar soap like Olay. Guess I don't like the whole moisturizer thing with soap. I'd rather use lotion instead.

But it is liquid soap at the bathroom and kitchen sink.

[porpoishead 8]

never put much thought to it. apply sufficient lubrication to break the surface tension of the skin and the water carries the dirty stuff away...

I buy whatever looks cool usually lever2000 wash and any thing that smells like coconut for my hair ....because the coconut tan lotion smell gives me a boner

got a bunch of wash rags I only use em once before they go in laundry. wash everything first, balls, back, and crack last.

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think I got a bunch of ivory soap bars in the bathroom closet.....I dunno why, so pure it floats

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[BillyVance 35]

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I have one for my feet and ass crack, and one for the rest of me.

You use a loofa in your ass crack? That ain't washing son, that's getting a little gay.

He has to, his shit is too tough to wipe off completely with toilet paper.

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[mnealtx 0]

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I've found body wash to feel like it never gets washed off completely. Same with certain kinds of bar soap like Olay.

QFT

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[CarrieByTheSea 0]

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and any thing that smells like coconut for my hair ....because the coconut tan lotion smell gives me a boner

Buy your wife/girlfriend a bottle of Bronze Goddess perfume. It has coconut in it as well as other things that smell like sweaty sex on the beach.

It is my favorite.

"Nature is cruel, but we don't have to be." ~ Temple Grandin

[MikeJD 0]

The sheer range of cleansing products you can buy boggles the mind. They can't all be different. Can they?

Having said that, I use body wash - any body wash. The trouble with bar soap is:
1) It makes a mess wherever you leave it.
2) If it's a new, big bar it hurts when it slips out of your hand and lands on the top of your bare foot.

[kmills0705 0]

I am going to buy some bosy wash tonight and see how I like it :) Change is good.

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[futuredivot 0]

Where's the "Whatever is handy" option? At home, I use what my wife has sitting beside the shower. On the road, the hotels give me free bars of soap-so that's OK by me. When I was single, been known to use dish washing liquid to put off a trip to the store.

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[JohnMitchell 16]

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think I got a bunch of ivory soap bars in the bathroom closet.....I dunno why, so pure it floats

That must be why you sink to the bottom . . .

[d_squared431 0]

I use body wash. I dont like bars of soap. How do you know that a family member hasnt dropped in a toilet or used the bar on their private parts instead of using a wash cloth. Or you have company and they use the bar leaving nasty ass hairs on it.

Everyone is better off from the unknown that happens with bars of soap by just using the body wash and a lufa..

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[champu 1]

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I switched to body wash because bar soap leaves residue all over

That's why I use bar soap, Yardley's to be exact. I've found body wash to feel like it never gets washed off completely. Same with certain kinds of bar soap like Olay. Guess I don't like the whole moisturizer thing with soap. I'd rather use lotion instead.

But it is liquid soap at the bathroom and kitchen sink.

It depends on the water too. When I visit my parents in the midwest with their well water and water softener [pulverizer] I tend towards bar soap or else, yea, you can't rinse it off.

Out here I don't have that problem.

[LadyDoc 0]

Maybe you aren't using the right Axe body wash. I pretty much jump my boyfriend's bones every time.... yea, nevermind. we'll just say it works for him!

If you disbelieve everything because we cannot certainly know all things, we shall do much-what as wisely as he would not use his legs, but sit still and perish because he had no wings to fly.-JL

[pinkfairy 0]

You are a bad woman for posting this. I get all these mental pictures of naked skydivers in the shower all covered in soap/body wash. WAY too graphical descriptions here, and of course I had to read it!

Relax, you can die if you mess up, but it will probably not be by bullet.

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[CarrieByTheSea 0]

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When I was single, been known to use dish washing liquid to put off a trip to the store.

That is what is in all our fancy soap dispensers.

Edit to clarify: Not dishwasher liquid.

"Nature is cruel, but we don't have to be." ~ Temple Grandin

[ltdiver 3]

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Body wash to me seems simply to be a great money-making gig for the soapmakers.

Perhaps.
I used to use bar soap but had to change to body wash after my skin started reacting to an ingredient in the bar. Tried other bar soaps and got the same reaction. Don't know what it is, but body wash does't have it.

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[Andy9o8 2]

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Body wash to me seems simply to be a great money-making gig for the soapmakers.

I happened upon this article today that seems to bear that out; it made me think of this thread:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128341803

One thing I have noticed: bar soap seems to leave more soap scum on the shower walls than body wash does. And damn, I hate scrubbing the shower.

[popsjumper 2]

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... I've found body wash to feel like it never gets washed off completely. .

Not picking on you, Tetra.

This is the problem with body wash. Even though you feel like it rinses off, you guys NEVER rinse off the smell. You come out of the shower smelling like a 2-bit whore stinking up the air for miles around...and don't even realize it.

My reality and yours are quite different.
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[nigel99 617]

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I've been using Dr. Bronner's lavender liquid soap - heals the body and the mind. Though I think that I still haven't read the entire message on the bottle.

I read that as "Dr Bonners"

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[tetra316 0]

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... I've found body wash to feel like it never gets washed off completely. .

Not picking on you, Tetra.

This is the problem with body wash. Even though you feel like it rinses off, you guys NEVER rinse off the smell. You come out of the shower smelling like a 2-bit whore stinking up the air for miles around...and don't even realize it.

Well I hope you are not picking on me since I don't use the stuff

[Shotgun 1]

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I've been using Dr. Bronner's lavender liquid soap - heals the body and the mind. Though I think that I still haven't read the entire message on the bottle.

I read that as "Dr Bonners"

Well, he might make some interesting soap too. Probably a different type of message on the bottle though. (Dr. Bronner's is about God, among other things.)