"soap bar" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a bar of soap, such as you would use to wash your hands or body. For example, "I picked up a soap bar from the store for my shower."
The soap bar sensor is part of research on consumer behaviour.
Admit it: A soap bar is easy, and the only thing it strips away is the fussiness of skin care.
A sensor inside Unilever's Lifebuoy soap bar is going to help the company change how millions of customers behave.
Dove made its debut in 1955 as a synthetic soap bar that moisturized, and it quickly became a household name -- remember its "one-quarter cleansing cream" slogan?
After Mr. Tibbetts retired, he tried selling a soap bar that also worked as a shampoo, and owned taxi companies in Greenwich and Stamford, Conn.
That means that kids on the streets are being given soap bar, a dangerous, cheap and nasty resin often polluted with coffee, glue or plastics.
Danger, founded in 2000 by three engineering veterans of Apple, WebTV and General Magic, designed a soap bar-sized cellphone, the Sidekick, that was one of the first mobile devices to give consumers easy access to wireless data beyond electronic mail.
And local markets were filled with cheap, colorful soap bars.
Each year, the world spends $24 billion on soap bars or liquid gels and wash, according to Euromonitor International, a research firm.
Back in 2012 Kellner observed how standard products were shrinking, from the size of soap bars to toilet paper rolls.
Provided she won't take it as a hint, consider gifting your next hostess with some homemade lavender soap bars.
