Top 10 My Skin Vacuum

There’s a lot to like about this soap.It contains no suspect ingredients, has a pleasant (but not overpowering) aroma, applies smoothly and comfortably to the skin, and offers a great per-oz value compared to other "natural" soap offerings which often carry puzzlingly stratospheric price tags.As of this review, for example, Burts Bees bar soap runs $1/oz while this soap run just under $0.40/oz, making Burts Bees two-and-a-half times the price while offering no discernible advantages (other than the bars being half the size).

That being said, each bar of "Kiss My Face" soap is garishly large.These half-pound behemoths sport a level of unwieldiness that one typically does not associate with soap.It takes some doing to lather up with one of these monstrosities until you’ve weathered it down to a more manageable size, making this a suboptimal choice for people with back problems or who have trouble with fine motor control (you really need to grasp it for the first few washes, since it’s unnatural largeness makes applying it to the skin a shade awkward).I half-suspect that "Kiss My Face" accidentally ordered a mold designed for bricks rather than bar soap and decided "meh, we’ll just go with bricks."

If you’ve got large hands, you’ll probably be very pleased with this soap straight out of the wrapping, otherwise, you can always slice it into four 2oz quarters, which will really bring home just how much soap you’re dealing with.At $25, if you’re looking for an inoffensively-constituted soap that gets the job done (well), then it’s hard to go wrong with this offering.

These are huge, serviceable bars of natural soap that are more likely to break your back than your bank.

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