Growing ivory soap in the microwave 🧼 | The Action Lab

One of the benefits of cooking in soap stone cooking ware. Note the flame is on low and so much heat generated and retained with even a low flame. Cooking is faster and the vessel retains the heat for a long time. So no reheating necessary if you are eating within an hour or so. The darker one is an old used one, and the lighter one is old, but I just started using it. #mylaporekitchens #homemade #madewithlove #podis #pickles #masala #vegetarian #authentic #southindian #indiancooking #indiancuis

IVORY SOAP Ivory is one of the most iconic soap brands in the world. It was first created in 1879 by chemist James Norris Gamble, the son of Procter & Gamble’s founder. Known for its simplicity, the white bar was marketed as 99.44% pure. This became a powerful claim that shaped generations of personal care products. The brand name “Ivory” was inspired by Psalm 45 in the Bible, which symbolized elegance and purity. What made Ivory stand out was its famous slogan, “It Floats!” During its early yea

Ivory Soap 1959 | Historical Pictures