Sydney Sweeney playfully mocks soap critics following her initial public appearance since news about her controversial collaboration broke.
** actress Sydney Sweeney, known for her role in "Euphoria," has partnered with Dr. Squatch to create an exclusive soap bar called "Sydney's Bathwater Bliss." This extraordinary product is formulated with Sweeney's actual used bathwater, a concept inspired by fan requests for her bathwater.
The soap, part of a limited run of 5,000 bars scheduled for June 6, 2025, at midday EST, has stirred a mix of enthusiasm and criticism among Sweeney's 25 million Instagram followers. Some fans have labeled the product as "weird" and "gross," while others have joked about requesting multiple bars.
Sweeney, currently filming a campaign for HEYDUDE shoes in Florida, wore a white bathrobe as she subtly trolled critics about the soap controversy. The product, featuring an animation of Sweeney, is described as soft, marbly, and bearing a distinctive scent reminiscent of the Pacific Northwest - pine, earthy moss, and fir, blended with a hint of urban bathwater.
According to Sweeney, the soap's creation was a response to fans' jokes about desiring her bathwater. In an interview with GQ, she called the collaboration a "full-circle moment" and described the soap as "really fun."
The collaboration with Dr. Squatch marks a shift in focus for Sweeney following her recent split from Jonathan Davino. The soap's controversial nature has generated significant buzz among fans, with some questioning its suitability for all users due to Dr. Squatch's traditionally male-oriented branding.
Despite the mixed reactions, Sweeney hopes the partnership will encourage people to explore natural alternatives in personal care products. She believes the collaboration is "strange in the most delightful way."
- Sydney Sweeney's fans have shared a variety of opinions about the "Sydney's Bathwater Bliss" soap, with some finding it entertaining and others labeling it as unusual.
- In addition to movies and TV shows, Sweeney's followers keep up with her through news and pop-culture updates, as the soap controversy has become a recent topic of interest among her 25 million Instagram followers.
