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[belgurdo]

Yeah, this is one of those "do my homework" types of questions; I'm doing some bullshit report about soap (don't ask) in my speech class and I need feedback. Plus I'm curious too.

Also, can people that have things like skin allergies use it, or will they break out if they leave it on their skin? Same with abrasive soap (Lava, Fast Orange, etc.)

 

[belgurdo]

Answer me and I'll give you stale candy from yesterday

 

[demon]

bacteria-fighting ingredients

 

[Spectral Glider]

I dunno, but Fast Orange is some great shit.

 

[AirBrian]

Whale sperm? How about Triclosan?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibacterial_soap

http://my.webmd.com/content/article/52/50391?src=Inktomi&condition=Healthy Women

http://home.howstuffworks.com/question692.htm

Do you're own damn homework!

 

[belgurdo]

Do you're own damn homework!

Oh, I can do this easily by myself (English major who likes to research on free time=easy last minute papers), but we have to "interview" people with dumb questions and I'm too lazy to e-mail a dermatologist

 

[xsarien]

Bacteria. It's a trap!

 

[COCKLES]

Why do they bother with Triclosan? It's in everything. Surely most bacteria in the body have a resistance against it by now. Best 'soap' I've used for spots is Black Sea Soap - high sulphur content kicks bacteria arse nicely.