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> a previous blue bottle that had generously been left there. Sounds like that might have been the baby unscented variety instead of the peppermint. Both have
by meej 7y ago
> a previous blue bottle that had generously been left there.
Sounds like that might have been the baby unscented variety instead of the peppermint. Both have blue labels but the peppermint one is a darker shade.
- joveian 7y agoAlso the unscented is sometimes placed in the baby section (at least Whole Foods does this) that makes it even harder to notice that there are two with blue labels. Also the peppermint goes on sale much more often than any of the others. I once met someone who wrote a song about the tingly effect (probably not the only one...). Since I am commenting late I'll mention here that I suspect the main reason for the current popularity in the US is that it became a universal feature of health food stores and co-ops before they were all that popular. When Whole Foods took health food stores mainstream they sold it and when supermarkets responded with natural products departments they started selling it too. So now it is not only a good quality soap with a relatively short ingredient list but very widely available.