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My 7 Favorite Bar Soaps Under $2





Happy New Year Everybody! Are you ready to welcome 2018? Yes, whether we like it or not, we need to move forward and get back to work. Agree? Thus, goodbye and thank you 2017! Last year, my life was way better than 2016 and hopefully it will just continue to be better this new year. Please be good to me! Like you and like many, I also have high hopes for 2018. Anyhow, it's free! Positive vibes too. 
Although I'm not the kind of person who writes a lot of "new year's resolutions" on his Starbucks planner, because I'm really not a fan of it, I'd still create new goals once in a while. Speaking of new, I'm so excited to announce that this 2018 my blog will now become a 100% Lifestyle Blog. Yes, it's legit baby! Just to share also, when I started this blog almost 3 years ago I was really torned between labeling my blog as travel blog and lifestyle blog. But, I thought it was easy to solve that dilemma for a guy with many interests. I realized later on that I needed to make my blog more personal, I mean "more me". That's why, I posted non-travel and non-food related articles, sadly not all the time. 
No worries fellas! Because this year you will see and read more articles not only about travel and food but also my other interests.
Who loves to take a bath or shower? Me! Include me please. Living in the tropical country, the Philippines, is somewhat mandatory to take a shower everyday because it's so fast to get sweat and everyone wants to smell fresh. That's really not a problem for me and in fact it's favorable! Honestly, one of my interests is going to the grocery store almost everyday and one of the things I always need to buy is different kinds of soaps. As much as possible, cheap with great quality. 
Taking a shower is really important for me because it's my "me time". Hence, everyday I give myself 30 minutes to an hour to shower, it's a must for me to clean myself very well by using different soaps, body scrub and natural oil. Sorry for being a bit self-loving. 
So, since this is already an open book, might as well share to you also my "7 favorite bar soaps" and they are only under $2(roughly less than 100 Pesos). Sadly, these brands below did not pay me to endorse them. Simply, I just like these (household)brands in the Philippines and I will always buy them. Two reasons why I'm a fan of these brands? The smell and definitely the effect on my skin after shower. 
Are you also using these brands? How do you find it? Come on, scroll it down. Thanks!









Do you like the soaps? Have you tried it before? They are really amazing on my skin and tell you what I've been using these products for more than 2 decades. Really trusted! Hopefully you like this new article, especially if you like to read blogs about skincare. Me too! Definitely, this won't be the last. So, while you are waiting for my new article, please don't forget to like, follow and subscribe on my
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