Sydney Sweeney, who sparked online controversy with her bathwater-infused soap, opened up about the backlash in a new interview.

Sweeney confirmed to WSJ that Dr. Squatch since sold to Unilever for $1.5 billion, although she refused to confirm whether ...

Why Sydney Sweeney’s Bathwater Soap Caused a Stir When actress Sydney Sweeney released a soap infused with her own bathwater, ...

The company has launched a natural soap and deodorant collection inspired by 'One Piece' characters Luffy and Zoro ...

Looking back on the incident now, the actress has no regrets about launching Sydney's Bathwater Bliss. After all, the soap ...

Sydney Sweeney is facing criticism once again, this time for comments she made defending her limited-edition bathwater soap, ...

Sweeney defended her bathwater creation in a new interview with The Wall Street Journal, as she tried to point out that actor ...

Sydney Sweeney responds to criticism of her bathwater-inspired soap, highlighting the sexist double standard after Jacob ...

Referencing the popularity of a 2024 candle called “Jacob Elordi’s Bathwater,” Sweeney noted that fans had embraced the ...

Sydney Sweeney has addressed the flak coming her way. Sweeney has recently been part of some attention-grabbing ad campaigns, ...

At the time, Sydney brushed off the controversy, and suggested that her ultimate end goal with the collab was to get people ...

In a recent interview, Sydney Sweeney acknowledged being aware of the online feedback surrounding her projects and ...