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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 defends her decision to sell a limited-edition soap made from her bath water in collaboration with Dr. Squatch, highlighting her playful approach and the soap's natural ingredients, despite mixed reactions from fans and critics.
Sydney Sweeney responded briefly to online backlash over her Bathwater Bliss soap, a limited-edition product made with her actual bathwater in collaboration with Dr. Squatch, which has garnered mixed reactions online.
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 has partnered with Dr. Squatch to sell a limited-edition soap made with her actual bathwater, inspired by a viral commercial, which has received mixed reactions from fans.
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 is partnering with Dr. Squatch to sell a limited-edition soap infused with her actual bathwater, inspired by her viral ad and fan demand, available for purchase on June 6 for $8.
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 is selling a limited-edition soap made from her bathwater, called Sydney's Bathwater Bliss, formulated with her used water, exfoliating sand, and pine bark extract, as a quirky product to promote natural personal care. Only 5,000 bars will be available for $8 each, with some fans excited and others hesitant, and a sweepstakes offering 100 free bars.
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.
Nick Cannon, comedian and TV personality, has insured his testicles for $10 million through a policy developed by Momentous Insurance Brokerage, using Dr. Squatch's "Ball Valuation Tool." This move, which may be a marketing campaign for Dr. Squatch, comes as Cannon, who fathers twelve children, humorously addresses public comments about his prolific family life.