What does "soft bath soap" mean and how is it different from a hard soap bar?

"Soft bath soap" refers to the product's form: it is a soft, spreadable soap rather than a hard bar. This matters for how you use it — you can scoop or squeeze out a small amount and work it directly on damp skin, or use a washcloth. The formula is described as cleansing that feels gentle rather than stripping, and it includes olive and peach oils plus a moisturizing complex (Hydroviton® PLUS) to help skin feel less tight after washing. Compared with a traditional hard bar, a soft soap often spreads more easily and can be more practical for travel because it does not need a soap dish to dry out. Start with a small amount — about a teaspoon for the whole body — and add more if needed. If you are used to hard soap, you may notice that this leaves a different, less "squeaky" feel on the skin; that is normal for a soap with added oils and moisture-binding ingredients.