Bar soap consists of a combination of fats or oils, water, and salt, whereas liquid soap is usually a detergent containing chemicals. Bar soap is MUCH better for your skin and the environment because it consumes about five times less energy to make, comes in paper packaging instead of plastics, lasts more per washing session, and doesn't contain added chemicals, making it a far greener option. Remember, there are soaps designed for cleansing your hands and others for washing your body. Hand bar soaps wipe all dirt and oils off your hands, while body bar soaps have natural oils added to them, and they don't dry your skin or remove the skin's inherent oils. Most hand wash and body wash products contain triclosan, which is a toxic chemical that affects your hormones, prompts cancer cells (such as breast cancer) to grow and makes it easier for antibiotic-resistant bacteria (like MRSA) to grow in your nose or throat. These toxic bottles are labeled "antibacterial," so always avoid them when looking for skincare products. Your toothpaste might have triclosan, too. Colgate Total is the only American Dental Association-approved toothpaste with this ingredient. My advice to you is to stay miles away from anything that has a commercial for it on TV. #BarSoap #BodyWash #Triclosan #Antibacterial #AntibacterialSoap #SkinCare #SkinCareProducts #DrySkin #LiquidSoap #EcoFriendly #GreenLifestyle #Health #HealthyLifestyle #HealthTips #ColgateTotal #Toothpaste Sources: https://is.gd/kRMbft https://is.gd/2m6ELA https://is.gd/v7CWBu https://is.gd/LeyixP https://is.gd/G6VimK https://is.gd/1ngAmd https://is.gd/S0HmuR https://is.gd/BV62kS