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I used a gray colored bar soap for bathing in the 1970's. Paul Harvey used to promote it on his radio programs. Any others of you "of a certain age" still remember the name of this product? It had a somewhat pungent aroma and may have had a pine resin or tar base.



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Cuticura Soap?




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I thought that Cuticura was the one, but after using it for a time it is similar but not the one I remember. Cuticura is blue-gray and this stuff was definiely a light gray but slightly darker. I was hoping some of the guys my age might have a better memory than I. Sorry to re-ask.
I somewhat recall the box was white with simple black print.



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I use Irish Spring. It's strong enough for a man but I like it, too.



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Neutrogena was a Harvey sponsor for years.




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I will check out Neutrogena, thanks.



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Interesting article on Paul Harvey at Link




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Paul Harvey was an American treasure.

I miss listening to him.

Perhaps one of his best...and most prophetic, from 1965:



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