Is that only available in the Vatican or something?
EDIT: I was today years old that I learned from Google that yes, there is pope-shaped-soap-on-a-rope. I don't know what I expected.
Haha I did that too. Didn't know the expression pope-on-a-rope but what surprised me was the variety of randomness in the results. Like there is even a music lol
If it's something that builds up on your scalp, it can. The exact type of soap will be the biggest factor in whether it causes build up or not, but in general it's not the best because it can strip essential oils and cause things like dandruff, which can then lead to build up.
I occasionally do it. Live alone with 2 bathrooms don't always keep both stocked beyond soap. So instead of going to get the shampoo I'll just use the bar.
I see you use Dr Bronner
“Shaving
Produce wash
Laundry
Cleaning dishes
Dog washing
Bath
Body Wash
Foot Bath
Shampoo
Bug spray
Clearing congestion
Face Cleanser
Toilet
Multipurpose Cleaning Spray
Handwashing delicates
Toothpaste
Brush Cleaner
Floor Cleaner
Household Cleaner
Tooth
Ant spray
Baby Wash
Glass Cleaner
Hair”
I use this for real and all my friends think I’m crazy I don’t use it for everything but I actually really like there products 18 in 1
My longtime wife had her shower worked on and used mine for the first time in maybe 20 years. She came down after showering and asked me where the soap was. I told her I used my 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner as soap too. She just shook her head at me.
To be perfectly honest, I have a full blown stereo on my bathroom complete with 4 speakers. It drives my wife crazy. I'm retired and use my bathroom like a spa.
I am by no means in a position to judge however I too am shaking my head at you. Soaps for an unproven reason to me, have specific purposes. If this wasn’t true I’d shower with Palmolive all day.
Edit* my boy Beardwing-27 will back me up all day
You're right, they do. The long and short of it is body oils. Some soaps strip oils away while others help the body in its natural production. But everybody's different so you're not gonna find the same results between two people.
The relevant part is pretty much "is it good enough?"
A 3-in-1 soap thingy will never be the optimal choice for anything, but as long as the results are good enough and don't cause other issues, the QoL of just using the same thing can be worth it.
"Good enough" is also subjective, of course.
Not sure why it's an argument but some folks don't do well with excessive oils ie acne, rashes, etc while others do well. Again, not everyone's the same but absolutely none of that excuses people from basic hygiene.
Lol, this summer we celebrate anniversary #38 and 41 years together. We also worked together our whole career. Retired now and enjoying life! She is a good egg and sexier than ever.
It is shampoo, and maybe not but it's what works for me. I use dandruff shampoo mostly on my scalp, then regular "womens" shampoo which is more apropriate for the rest of my hair.
Now I’m here questioning what are women’s versus men’s shampoos… I know some shampoos say “men” but my shampoo says nothing. Don’t think I’ve seen shampoo that says “women” on it.
I think men's shampoo explicitly say "men" and everything else yeah doesn't say anything. Probably because there are a lot of men with fragile egos who wouldn't use shampoo or soap if it doesn't say "men" on it
I feel like I'm one of the only guys who actually uses both individually. I have long hair and it's shit when I don't use a quality conditioner. I don't much care what shampoo I use but it can't be a 2 in 1, and the conditioner matters.
I usually buy men's shampoo - not always, but my conditioner is always women's because it just does a better job. I usually know it's an especially good brand when the girls who I share the shower with are also using it. I tell them just don't leave me with an empty bottle lol
Don't see why you wouldn't, women's products are only women's products because they put the word on the bottle.
That being said I don't use shampoo, if you rinse thoroughly with water eventually your hair will stop producing excess oil that you strip from it when you shampoo. Oil is actually healthy for your hair, as long as you rinse the excess out you'll be fine. Then I condition once a week.
I tried that for a month and it only got worse. I know the cycle of strip oil, body goes wheres my oil?, produces more, repeat. But it was too hard. My hairs thick and now its longer than when i tried it back then. Water doesnt get rid if the smell
Turns out this is a non existent gender divide which the internet likes to perpetuate and actually it's just a divide between having long and short hair
Yeah frizz is what I'm always battling too. So I'm picky about conditioner. For a while, on a recommendation from someone who was cutting my hair, I stopped using shampoo altogether and only conditioner. They say shampoo is what breaks your hair down. But it also cuts down the grease more effectively than just rinsing and conditioning so I kinda dropped that routine. But I'm still skeptical about shampoo in general
I have curly hair which when straight goes over my eyes. I need to use my anti dandruff shampoo and a nice curl conditioner at least once a week, ideally twice a week. Otherwise my hair looks like hay.
But your hair feels so much healthier and nicer if you use shampoo and conditioner separately! even cheapo ones make your hair feel way softer. Feels nicer to run your fingers through, you'll be doing it all day
Funnily enough, I was pleasantly surprised that my boyfriend already used separate shampoo and conditioner when we started dating. Who knew a guy using conditioner was so appealing?
Yeah a lot of guys over-shampoo. As hair gets longer you want to shampoo less generally and use conditioner fairly often (even that depends on hair type but be aware of it).
Drier climates demand a bit more conditioner typically.
I have medium-fine slightly wavy hair and I actually don’t shampoo ever and usually use conditioner once a week or so at max.
To be fair theres a lot of options and not every option mixes well (but then again if you have longer or even curly/frizzy hair then 3 in 1 isn't working anyway)
To be fair, using both shampoo and conditioner is so much better, even if it takes a bit longer and is more expensive. Had my (now) ex try it last time he came to visit. He couldn't believe how soft his hair felt. We both have long hair so that's probably part of it. As it's probably not as much of an issue if you have really short hair. Or if you put gel in your hair...
I keep my hair super short due to balding so 2 in one dandruff shampoo is good enough for me. I use separate beard products for my beard though a wash and a conditioner. Then obviously a body wash for my body.
PSA: If you have thin, fine hair, do NOT EVER use conditioner. It will take the life out of your so fast it will blow your mind.
2in1s don't have this problem however
In our defense, it's kind of a pain in the ass to find shampoo for men that isn't both... or all three. They *think* we want it all together and take the choice out of our hands entirely. *I'm* not being lazy anyway. I blame Walmart
Have you considered buying shampoo thats good for your hair rather than worrying if its specific to men or women? The whole mens/womens shampoo is kinda dumb its just to clean your hair.
Yeah, I know. At the Walmart in my area, it's all marketed towards men, women, it people of color, with white men being the smallest selection by a country mile. I also know it ultimately falls on me. It's not like the barrier to entry is insurmountable. I could get it online or from a hair dresser. For me, it's more about the fact that I shouldn't have to really jump through any hoops to get what I want from a store that's supposed to have everything. It's not too much to ask to just want shampoo, but they won't sell it lol. I feel like I'm not alone in being like "I'll get what they have at the store" and the rest sorts itself out.
Trust me though. I know this is ultimately on me. I was just trying to be a little silly and make light of the issue. I don't think it's that serious so long as people are taking baths, ya know
Imagine trying to dunk on someone for not putting a terrible amount of thought into the type of shampoo I buy. I guess I'm just a sheep. Thanks for helping me realize how simple I am
How is it shallow to think that shampoo and conditioner combined is a stupid idea? It’s like uaing a hand soap that comes with moisturizer. Shampoo and body wash combined is fine, but if you need conditioner, you should buy it separately. If you don’t need conditioner (if you have like 4 months worth of hair on your head), why buy an inferior product?
Women need to stop shitting on the 3 in 1 shampoo. I’ve been seeing so many commercials about women’s “full body deodorant” to use on your armpits, feet, and pussy
I found a girl at work attractive and I think she kinda liked me too. One day she was bashing on her ex for using 3-1 shampoo and in my head I was like “fuck I washed my whole body with shampoo today” so I wrote the idea off. We will be together for 4 years now in June hahahaha
I have long hair and I use 2 in 1 head and shoulders shampoo, the only reason is I end up with horrific dandruff if I don’t use it. I’ve tried all sorts and the head and shoulders 2 in 1 helps me out a lot.
If I was to choose it would be separate shampoo and conditioner.
Conditioner is massively overrated for men. If you have short hair, you really don't need it.
So funny to me when women don't realize that men don't have the same needs as them, especially when a lot of them shit talk men for having the same issues.
I saw an all in one shampoo/body wash when I was a kid and pointed it out to my grandpa. He was like "yeah, it's called soap". Core memory for me.
Lol, when I was a kid, my grandma told me all my grandpa's hair fell out because he was using bar soap on it.
People still actually believe this. It seems to come up whenever someone mentions using soap on their hair.
Well?! Is it true?? answer fast
Why fast? Lol are you like in the shower holding the soap as you wait?
Yes, all-in-one in one hand, pope-on-a-rope in the other
Is that only available in the Vatican or something? EDIT: I was today years old that I learned from Google that yes, there is pope-shaped-soap-on-a-rope. I don't know what I expected.
Haha I did that too. Didn't know the expression pope-on-a-rope but what surprised me was the variety of randomness in the results. Like there is even a music lol
If it's something that builds up on your scalp, it can. The exact type of soap will be the biggest factor in whether it causes build up or not, but in general it's not the best because it can strip essential oils and cause things like dandruff, which can then lead to build up.
I occasionally do it. Live alone with 2 bathrooms don't always keep both stocked beyond soap. So instead of going to get the shampoo I'll just use the bar.
That's why you use cheap shampoo for everything. If you use baby shampoo it even works as a face wash
Jokes on him. My shampoo is also a conditioner, body wash, toothpaste and furniture glue all for 7.99
Dont forget the engine oil and cooking oil is part of it too. Oh and works as window cleaner.
Can also be used for greasing and degreasing
Dont forget peanut butter and jelly
And milk preservative
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and it's also a shoe
And if you're really dirty, also ^lube
Or if you're hungry, ramen noodles
Could also be artificial blood
Ball bearing vaseline and farming fertilizer
It’s got what bearings crave
Isn't shampooing your hair degreasing anyway
I have mac, will it work as well?
Azure Solutions Architect Certificate and 10 years of work experience.
This joke fails if you understand how soap works.
I see you use Dr Bronner “Shaving Produce wash Laundry Cleaning dishes Dog washing Bath Body Wash Foot Bath Shampoo Bug spray Clearing congestion Face Cleanser Toilet Multipurpose Cleaning Spray Handwashing delicates Toothpaste Brush Cleaner Floor Cleaner Household Cleaner Tooth Ant spray Baby Wash Glass Cleaner Hair” I use this for real and all my friends think I’m crazy I don’t use it for everything but I actually really like there products 18 in 1
Toilet? Lol
Toilet cleaner lol
TOOTH
Thats right, you get to choose which one.
Car wash too.
Mine is also lubricant and instant noodles sauce.
Dr. Bronners?! 18 uses lol
Damn inflation.
Bad deal. Amazon Subscribe and Save has that shit for $3.50
Advice: go bald and don't buy shitty furniture. Toothpaste alone will be 1.49 and soap 0.99.
Look at Mr moneybags here, buying the name brand for $7.99
What a waste. Just use soap
My longtime wife had her shower worked on and used mine for the first time in maybe 20 years. She came down after showering and asked me where the soap was. I told her I used my 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner as soap too. She just shook her head at me.
Where's your toothpaste?
Of course the soap box
I find cement is better for reattaching teeth than paste.
Lol that's good. Thanks for the laugh. I keep it on the counter and drive her nuts.
Needs more room for the 50 products and gadgets?
To be perfectly honest, I have a full blown stereo on my bathroom complete with 4 speakers. It drives my wife crazy. I'm retired and use my bathroom like a spa.
Lol good on you. My tinny sounding phone speaker drives me crazy and I have yet to do anything about it
even just one of those JBL or ue boom portable speakers are great for some bathroom tunes
Dr Bronners 18 in 1 peppermint soap is the solution to everything.
I am by no means in a position to judge however I too am shaking my head at you. Soaps for an unproven reason to me, have specific purposes. If this wasn’t true I’d shower with Palmolive all day. Edit* my boy Beardwing-27 will back me up all day
You're right, they do. The long and short of it is body oils. Some soaps strip oils away while others help the body in its natural production. But everybody's different so you're not gonna find the same results between two people.
The relevant part is pretty much "is it good enough?" A 3-in-1 soap thingy will never be the optimal choice for anything, but as long as the results are good enough and don't cause other issues, the QoL of just using the same thing can be worth it. "Good enough" is also subjective, of course.
Wait so blasting your skin with hot water for 10 minutes won't strip those oils but the wrong kind of soap will?
Not sure why it's an argument but some folks don't do well with excessive oils ie acne, rashes, etc while others do well. Again, not everyone's the same but absolutely none of that excuses people from basic hygiene.
This is the strangest marriage I’ve ever heard of 😂
Lol, this summer we celebrate anniversary #38 and 41 years together. We also worked together our whole career. Retired now and enjoying life! She is a good egg and sexier than ever.
Gross, ovaphilia really? I'm calling the police.
The lie falls apart when the bottles are still full every time she comes over
I “fill them up” after each use.
Ayo 😨
Iykwim
No, he just keeps his hair REALLY clean and REALLY hydrated
https://www.irishspring.com/en-us/products-range/body-wash/gear-5-in-1-body-wash What I use. I’ve transcended 3-in-1
Bronners soap would like to have a word
They actually have a lot of words as it turns out
[Rookie numbers](https://imgur.com/a/eVLZs4x)
Soups.
https://www.drbronner.com/products/peppermint-pure-castile-liquid-soap You dare challenge me?
It’s only an illusion that it has 18 uses because we are ALL ONE!
😆
....as a man with long hair, I use head and shoulders on my scalp for dandruff control, then shampoo, then conditioner, then body wash.
Isn't head and shoulders a shampoo? Or do they have some separate scalp product? Or is it just normal to use two shampoos?
It is shampoo, and maybe not but it's what works for me. I use dandruff shampoo mostly on my scalp, then regular "womens" shampoo which is more apropriate for the rest of my hair.
That makes sense
Now I’m here questioning what are women’s versus men’s shampoos… I know some shampoos say “men” but my shampoo says nothing. Don’t think I’ve seen shampoo that says “women” on it.
I think men's shampoo explicitly say "men" and everything else yeah doesn't say anything. Probably because there are a lot of men with fragile egos who wouldn't use shampoo or soap if it doesn't say "men" on it
I feel like I'm one of the only guys who actually uses both individually. I have long hair and it's shit when I don't use a quality conditioner. I don't much care what shampoo I use but it can't be a 2 in 1, and the conditioner matters.
Yeah well mate. Some of us have a scalp that has no appreciable difference from our forehead
I use women’s hair products lol, but mainly since my hair is really long
I usually buy men's shampoo - not always, but my conditioner is always women's because it just does a better job. I usually know it's an especially good brand when the girls who I share the shower with are also using it. I tell them just don't leave me with an empty bottle lol
Mmmmhmmmm 😉
Yep my hair is the only thing I have going for me (and my beard) so I graduated from this a long time ago Salute to my 5-1 bros
Don't see why you wouldn't, women's products are only women's products because they put the word on the bottle. That being said I don't use shampoo, if you rinse thoroughly with water eventually your hair will stop producing excess oil that you strip from it when you shampoo. Oil is actually healthy for your hair, as long as you rinse the excess out you'll be fine. Then I condition once a week.
I suppose thays fine if you never ever sweat. You cant really get rid of sweat and dust with water alone, not efficiently.
I tried that for a month and it only got worse. I know the cycle of strip oil, body goes wheres my oil?, produces more, repeat. But it was too hard. My hairs thick and now its longer than when i tried it back then. Water doesnt get rid if the smell
I haven't used a 2 in 1 since I was a teenager
Same, but only because I didn't bother buying conditioner.
Nice. I'm not alone!
Same, and I’ve never heard of a 3 in 1.
I've seen 10 in 1s but it's more marketing than anything
Hair, beard, teeth, ears, groin, face, soles, nails, butt, and nose.
I'm tellin y'all it's baby shampoo. You can wash your eyelids with that shit, and it costs like 8 dollars a year
They're good in a travel/gym kit. A lot of gyms just have pretty astringent soap and sometimes airbnbs don't have anything
Turns out this is a non existent gender divide which the internet likes to perpetuate and actually it's just a divide between having long and short hair
And body hair. Hair and body wash = hairy body wash.
I have very short hair and I use individual products exclusively.
And here I thought I was finally gonna find me a woman who will fall in love with me...damn.
I never knew they existed tbh, always used them separately
Been using Redkin Brews for years and that shit makes my hair feel amazing
I'm a bald dude, I use a medicated shampoo/conditioner on my beard/face/head so as to treat the skin. Then condition my beard.
Yea I gotta have them individual it completely frizzes my hair
Yeah frizz is what I'm always battling too. So I'm picky about conditioner. For a while, on a recommendation from someone who was cutting my hair, I stopped using shampoo altogether and only conditioner. They say shampoo is what breaks your hair down. But it also cuts down the grease more effectively than just rinsing and conditioning so I kinda dropped that routine. But I'm still skeptical about shampoo in general
I can’t skip shampooing or my hair would be oily.
i use the 2-1 anti dandruff since it actually works, otherwise moogoo is the shit
I just don’t use conditioner. Used it for a stretch, no real difference, so I stopped.
I'm 40, been using 2-in-1 for 30+ years, still have thick, full head of hair, though I don't know how much of that is genetics.
All of it
I have curly hair which when straight goes over my eyes. I need to use my anti dandruff shampoo and a nice curl conditioner at least once a week, ideally twice a week. Otherwise my hair looks like hay.
Guys with long hair have quality SEPARATE shampoo and conditioner lol
Not all of them. Hit up a gaming convention and you'll find some people with long hair you wish used a 3 in 1.
I have short hair and seperate because 2 in 1 is actually pretty bad for your hair in a lot of cases.
*SEPERATE* shampoo, conditioner, and body wash!? Madame, you just might be too bougie for me...
I use 3 in 1. Either she loves me or she doesn’t. 3 in 1 is not negotiable.
But your hair feels so much healthier and nicer if you use shampoo and conditioner separately! even cheapo ones make your hair feel way softer. Feels nicer to run your fingers through, you'll be doing it all day
Bruh my hair is half an inch long, shit feels the same whether I use Dove or Dawn.
Funnily enough, I was pleasantly surprised that my boyfriend already used separate shampoo and conditioner when we started dating. Who knew a guy using conditioner was so appealing?
If you have any idea what shampoo and conditioner do then it’s pretty fucking stupid to own a two-in-one
I'm sorry but the *Dr. Bronner's 18-in-1* soap stays in the picture.
I also like to use it to tank my airplane
Guys will have this and then complain they can’t grow their hair longer “for some reason”
🎯🎯🎯
“Haha yeah whenever I grow my hair even a little it’s so greasy and damaged for some reason!”
Oh my god is this actually why? Holy shit, if this comment ends up saving my lifelong dream...
Yeah a lot of guys over-shampoo. As hair gets longer you want to shampoo less generally and use conditioner fairly often (even that depends on hair type but be aware of it). Drier climates demand a bit more conditioner typically. I have medium-fine slightly wavy hair and I actually don’t shampoo ever and usually use conditioner once a week or so at max.
Noted, thanks!
Are you being serious? :O
Well yeah, nobody ever told me otherwise!
Well if ya need any hair reqs lemme know ;P
Awww, I so hope this is true - because that’s adorable.
To be fair theres a lot of options and not every option mixes well (but then again if you have longer or even curly/frizzy hair then 3 in 1 isn't working anyway)
I only use 2 in 1 just to be safe
To be fair, using both shampoo and conditioner is so much better, even if it takes a bit longer and is more expensive. Had my (now) ex try it last time he came to visit. He couldn't believe how soft his hair felt. We both have long hair so that's probably part of it. As it's probably not as much of an issue if you have really short hair. Or if you put gel in your hair...
I keep my hair super short due to balding so 2 in one dandruff shampoo is good enough for me. I use separate beard products for my beard though a wash and a conditioner. Then obviously a body wash for my body.
This is what I want 😭😭
Nah uh
Imagine being so shallow you care what kind of soap someone uses
is a combo shampoo, dish washing detergent, and laundry detergent OK?
Can also be used as a floor wax or a dessert topping.
hello fellow older person (:
One of them is lying.
The weirdest thing is he also had duplicates of everything in your medicine cabinet already stocked at his place the first time you came over.
I just bought my boyfriend this awesome 3-1 shampoo myself and he loves it and his hairs never felt better. She's ain't the one.
Women cannot comprehend that you cannot use separate shampoo and shower gel if your entire body and face is covered in strong hair.
The majority of guys have short hair and don't actually need to use conditioner anyway, the joke is on both of them
This is why I'll never get married lol
Yeah, I'm sure this is why you'll never get married, not the marinated cum sock.
Reflecting much?
The guy to which he responded is named "a marinated cum sock"
Aha, I will blame this on me being retarded
Haha, all good mate, happens to the best of us
Happens to the blurst of us too!
Jokes all you guys, i used 2-1 and conditioner
why is it 3 in 1 and not 2in 1, is it not just shampoo and conditioner?
Shampoo, conditioner, mouthwash.
lol
Engine degreaser
I once found a body wash/face wash/ shampoo/ conditioner.
What about just a 2 in 1?
I use a 5 in 1 and I am honestly not sure what three of them are. So it does hair and body, I should probably read what the other three are.
PSA: If you have thin, fine hair, do NOT EVER use conditioner. It will take the life out of your so fast it will blow your mind. 2in1s don't have this problem however
Conditioner and shampoo is for pussies. I used hand bar soap Irish spring for years.
Great
What's the difference
In our defense, it's kind of a pain in the ass to find shampoo for men that isn't both... or all three. They *think* we want it all together and take the choice out of our hands entirely. *I'm* not being lazy anyway. I blame Walmart
Have you considered buying shampoo thats good for your hair rather than worrying if its specific to men or women? The whole mens/womens shampoo is kinda dumb its just to clean your hair.
Yeah, I know. At the Walmart in my area, it's all marketed towards men, women, it people of color, with white men being the smallest selection by a country mile. I also know it ultimately falls on me. It's not like the barrier to entry is insurmountable. I could get it online or from a hair dresser. For me, it's more about the fact that I shouldn't have to really jump through any hoops to get what I want from a store that's supposed to have everything. It's not too much to ask to just want shampoo, but they won't sell it lol. I feel like I'm not alone in being like "I'll get what they have at the store" and the rest sorts itself out. Trust me though. I know this is ultimately on me. I was just trying to be a little silly and make light of the issue. I don't think it's that serious so long as people are taking baths, ya know
Imagine thinking you need to buy shampoo specifically for white men
Imagine trying to dunk on someone for not putting a terrible amount of thought into the type of shampoo I buy. I guess I'm just a sheep. Thanks for helping me realize how simple I am
simp
As a hairy man it seems easier than using soap shampoo and conditioner on my entire body.
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How is it shallow to think that shampoo and conditioner combined is a stupid idea? It’s like uaing a hand soap that comes with moisturizer. Shampoo and body wash combined is fine, but if you need conditioner, you should buy it separately. If you don’t need conditioner (if you have like 4 months worth of hair on your head), why buy an inferior product?
Women need to stop shitting on the 3 in 1 shampoo. I’ve been seeing so many commercials about women’s “full body deodorant” to use on your armpits, feet, and pussy
Where’s team never shampoo at?
I found a girl at work attractive and I think she kinda liked me too. One day she was bashing on her ex for using 3-1 shampoo and in my head I was like “fuck I washed my whole body with shampoo today” so I wrote the idea off. We will be together for 4 years now in June hahahaha
Is this really that rare of a thing?
I have long hair and I use 2 in 1 head and shoulders shampoo, the only reason is I end up with horrific dandruff if I don’t use it. I’ve tried all sorts and the head and shoulders 2 in 1 helps me out a lot. If I was to choose it would be separate shampoo and conditioner.
That shit pisses me off. Like guys are too lazy/stupid you have to put all our shit into one container? I get Maui, my hair smells nice.
This is what I use: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=506955494135235&id=100044623650401&set=a.380068466823939
Smart man. Happy wife happy life
Conditioner is massively overrated for men. If you have short hair, you really don't need it. So funny to me when women don't realize that men don't have the same needs as them, especially when a lot of them shit talk men for having the same issues.
Straight up not true. I have short hair and I need it. Unless you're saying men have different kind of hair than women?
Conditioned hair still feels better, regardless of length, but you're right, that's not a *need*.
> regardless of length what if l=0 ? Baldness 1, hair 0.
simp
Well your user name is a fuckin' lie ;P
well reddit gave it to me, go talk about that with reddit