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Scent

I recently bought a large pack of large bars of Ivory Soap. I noticed that they had introduced a new "Aloe" scent in green packaging. I opted for the "Original" scent since I have always liked the clean, fresh smell of Ivory Soap.

When I first used this soap, I immediately noticed that the scent was completely different. It smells like a tacky men's cologne.

I asked the company and the representative I spoke with had no knowledge of any change. I will be sending to the company a sample of both an old piece of soap with the original scent and this new one. ---Dagme (talk) 20:55, 26 March 2014 (UTC)

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Ivory soap
An 1898 advertisement for Ivory, a brand of bar soap first sold by Procter & Gamble in 1879. Air is whipped into the soap during production so that it will float on water; the slogan "It floats!" was first used in 1891.Poster: Strobridge Lithograph Company; restoration: Adam Cuerden