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I mix it up

Bar of soap. If I use body wash I have to use a washcloth, which means I have to inevitably wash that, then deal with drying, folding, putting away and reuse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGxwbhkDjZM?t=24

Paul Mitchell Tea Tree bar soap and, every once in awhile, I'll just use my Tea Tree shampoo as a body wash. Love that stuff, tingly

Irish Spring bodywash with a luffa (sp?)...

Chicks dig it

(Not kidding, creepiest thing ever: a "senior" female coworker was sniffing me and purring at 3:30 in the afternoon....

Ivory.  Hey, it's 99 & 44/100s pure! 

I always knew NUance was 56/100ths bad boy.

Duke Cannon bar soap.

Heh, I'm only 56/100s % bad. 

Irish spring

Bar of soap, usually something all natural I can find that isn't $8/bar.

I have two problems with liquid soaps: if I don't use a wash cloth or loofah with the more natural stuff, they don't generate a lot of suds and they leave my skin feeling grimy. But, a wash cloth is one more thing I have to wash/worry about, and loofahs hang on to bacteria.

Bar of soap, Dial.  Applied with a white wash cloth that has been treated with an appropriate amount of bleach.

Body wash, usually Dove, but lately I've been using some "manly" scented body wash I received for Christmas. I get plenty of lather just using my hands but I often use a shower pouf

Body wash. 

@4skers89 hah! I got a Duke Canon bar of soap as a “gag gift” from a manager some years ago, they were tossing them out during a work meeting. Finally opened it up a couple weeks ago because the girlfriend didn’t want to use the men’s fragrance body wash I have lol That sucker is. a. brick. 

I started on my second bar of Duke Cannon this morning. I need to write down which one’s I’ve tried. They last so long I forget.