SpongeBob and Fight Club Have Two Things in Common
These two features have defined a generation, but what do they have in common?
First, both Fight Club and Spongebob Squarepants are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year! Where were you in 1999? Whether you were fretting over Y2K or in 4th grade, we suspect that one — if not both — had a profound impact on you as we rolled into the current century.
Second, our friends at Dr. Squatch released limited-edition soap bars in honor of the landmark anniversaries. These two scents deliver both knock-out and bright, bubbly experiences in the shower. I have both Fight Scrub and Nautical Nonsense in hand, and from the packaging to the scents, both are sure to make a person smile. If you're looking for a whimsical gift for a fan boy in your life, these $8 bars are sure to bring a smile to your smelly friend's face.
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Dr. Squatch Fight Scrub
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the movie Fight Club featuring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter and more, this heavy grit Fight Scrub is powerfully exfoliating (pink is for everyone, by the way, it's a modern classic). It features notes of leather, musk and moss, as well as exfoliating Pumice and revitalizing Arnica Montana Extract. The perfect partnership? Probably.
Price: Fight Scrub is available for an individual one-time purchase ($8), within the subscription ($6), and 3-pack ($24).
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Dr. Squatch Nautical Nonsense
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? This year, as multiple generations celebrate SpongeBob SquarePants’s 25th anniversary, Dr. Squatch launched its whimsical Nautical Nonsense. While it may not be absorbent and yellow and porous, it's guaranteed to create a bright and bubbly shower experience. While perfectly acceptable for you, millennials, it's an easy way to convince your kid to wash his butt before bedtime. Enjoy the notes of juicy pineapple, cool chamomile, and fresh moss, and transport yourself to Bikini Bottom. (PSST, great stocking stuffer, not that we're counting down to the holidays.)
Price: Nautical Nonsense is available for individual one-time purchase ($8), within the subscription ($6) and as a 3-pack ($24).
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But Wait, There's More — It's Minecraft's 15th AnniversaryIn honor of Minecraft’s 15th anniversary, Dr. Squatch unveiled Diamond Scrub, a not-so-rare but certainly limited edition nod to our favorite sandbox game. Its heavy-grit lather with diamond powder and pumice will clean you up before your next big adventure. Plus, it's infused with invigorating scents of smoke, cedar, oak, and thyme, so you'll smell pretty nice as you explore through the open world.
Price: Diamond Scrub is available for individual one-time purchase ($8), within the subscription ($6) and as a 3-pack ($24).
