Clean Simply Soap ~ new fragrance

Clean Simply Soap perfumeClean has launched Simply Soap, a new fragrance for women:

Introducing the latest addition to the CLEAN family of fragrances, Simply Soap evokes the spirit of the beautiful necessities in life – a white cashmere bathrobe, Egyptian cotton sheets and of course, a sudsy bubble bath with your favorite soap. Subtle, streamlined, yet sexy, Simply Soap is a soft floral fragrance with a harmonious blend of Calabrian orange bergamot, Polynesian frangipani, Japanese lotus blossom, Damask rose oil, sweet violet and soft musk.

Clean Simply Soap is available now at the Home Shopping Network; $69 for 60 ml Eau de Parfum. (via hsn)

Other recent launches from Clean: Shower Fresh for Men, Clean Winter.

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  1. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Someone. Please. Make. It. Stop. I shudder to think that people are actually buying these things but I suppose there's a market for them or the company woul;dn't continue to churn them out at such a furious rate. Surely they're up to about a dozen [stinky]flankers by now, no? *sigh* Ginormous *sigh* :(

  2. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Agreed, yet another variation of “clean subtle & soft”. Yawn….

  3. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    I can see the whole line: Simply Shampoo, Simply Mouthwash, Simply Deodorant (in Spring Fresh and Unscented), and for the sophisticate, Simply Bidet. Hygiene be damned! I smell clean.

  4. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Simply Bidet! roflol!

  5. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Geez, if I want to smell clean I won't spend $69, I'll just scrub myself with some good ol' inexpensive Ivory soap. In “The Guide”, didn't Luca Turin mention the American obsession with hygiene as the motivator for all these “clean, fresh” scents?

  6. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    I guess that I am just as perverse: I like to be clean and smell a bit funky.

  7. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    I'm with you – I have no soaps that smell like “soap” and no laundry products with scents in them. I don't necessarily want to smell funky but definitely more interesting than freakin' soap!

  8. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    That really was a good one! Perhaps it will come out overseas.

  9. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    I'd guess they sell like hotcakes, yes! It doesn't make me shudder — they all just smell like dryer sheets to me, and I'd probably rather smell these “on the street” than lot of other things :-)

  10. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Patty, yes, but I read somewhere that these sell well overseas too!

  11. Anonymous
    Posted on 6 January 2009

    Yep…

  12. Anonymous
    Posted on 7 January 2009

    simply douche? simply anti-fungal cream? simply minty dental tape? simply nair?

  13. Anonymous
    Posted on 7 January 2009

    Demeter's PureSoap smells just like Ivory Soap!

  14. Anonymous
    Posted on 7 January 2009

    It really does, and at a fraction of the price of a Clean fragrance.

  15. Anonymous
    Posted on 7 January 2009

    Ouch!

  16. Anonymous
    Posted on 7 January 2009

    I think I heard somewhere that Ivory soap has lemongrass fragrance in the mix? Can't remember where though…..

  17. Anonymous
    Posted on 8 January 2009

    Is that right? I wouldn't have guessed. Wish I had some in the house to smell…

  18. Anonymous
    Posted on 8 January 2009

    I think I have a bar somewhere in the house as well as lemongrass essential oil. I'll give it a whiff.

  19. Anonymous
    Posted on 8 January 2009

    Is it me or does a cashmere robe not sound very clean or appealing at all? Eau de damp wool and dry cleaning chemicals.

  20. Anonymous
    Posted on 8 January 2009

    Let me know!

  21. Anonymous
    Posted on 8 January 2009

    Agree — a cashmere robe is a luxury I don't need. Hate the smell of wet wool.

  22. Anonymous
    Posted on 5 February 2009

    oh come on. am i missing something, or wasn't the WHOLE POINT of Clean to smell “simply soapy”? i totally appreciate the initial genius of making a clean scent….which was, taking a bar of Dove soap to a perfumer and saying “make this a perfume”. fine. i get that. but the flankers just smell like G R E E D to me.
    ……and how on earth does a cashmere robe convey SOAP? gagging at “eau de wet wool”, it's right up there with wet dog :-P
    this line needs END and come up with something new. they did it once (and only once) surely they can do it again.

  23. Anonymous
    Posted on 5 February 2009

    I don't know — these must be selling! We may not want them, but somebody does :-)

  24. Anonymous
    Posted on 10 February 2009

    so true, i suppose i would rather people smelling soapy than stinky :-D

    the one plus is these scents last an hour maximum so no one is being kncoked over byClean sillage LOL

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