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Sydney Sweeney discusses the mixed reactions from women regarding her bathwater soap collaboration with Dr. Squatch, which infuriated some but was popular among fans. She also comments on her strategic career moves and addresses the politicization of her image, especially related to her American Eagle campaign and its cultural implications.
Sydney Sweeney discussed the social media reactions to her limited-edition bathwater-infused soap collaboration with Dr. Squatch, noting that most comments came from women and referenced the viral scene involving Jacob Elordi's bathwater. She also faced controversy over a separate American Eagle jeans ad, which sparked accusations of promoting eugenics, leading to public debates and responses from the brand. Sweeney remains engaged with online conversations about her work.
Sydney Sweeney faced online backlash for her Bathwater Bliss soap campaign, which was mostly criticized by women, contrasting with the positive reception of a viral Jacob Elordi bathwater candle. Sweeney noted the divisiveness of her campaign compared to other celebrity bathwater trends and also addressed previous controversy over her American Eagle jeans ads, which were accused of promoting racial stereotypes.
Sydney Sweeney addressed the backlash over her selling bathwater soap, with critics calling it a cringe-worthy and dystopian example of celebrity culture and the commodification of female sexuality, while some defend her right to cash in on her fame.
Sydney Sweeney collaborated with Dr. Squatch to create a limited-edition soap called Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss, which contains a small amount of her actual bath water, sparking social media reactions and discussions about celebrity culture and personal care products.
Sydney Sweeney launched a limited-edition soap made with her bath water, sparking mixed reactions and criticism for objectification, while she also made headlines for her romantic outings with MGK and her breakup with fiancé Jonathan Davino.
Sydney Sweeney is partnering with Dr. Squatch to sell a limited-edition soap infused with her actual bathwater, following her viral ad, with the product available for purchase on June 6 for $8, sparking curiosity and some controversy.
Sydney Sweeney has partnered with Dr. Squatch to release a limited-edition soap infused with her actual bathwater, called Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss, available for $8 on June 6 exclusively on their website, sparking social media reactions ranging from disbelief to enthusiasm.
Sydney Sweeney collaborated with Dr. Squatch to create a limited-edition soap made from her bathwater, called Sydney's Bathwater Bliss, which has received mixed reactions online. The soap features natural ingredients and a forest-inspired scent, with only 5,000 bars available, sparking both curiosity and criticism among fans and critics alike.
Sydney Sweeney's bathwater from a past ad shoot has been turned into limited-edition soap by Dr. Squatch, with only 5,000 bars available for purchase starting June 6, priced at $8, and including a giveaway for 100 lucky winners.
Sydney Sweeney has partnered with Dr. Squatch to create a limited edition soap infused with her used bathwater, capitalizing on fan interest and her image as an empowered celebrity, with only 5,000 bars available.