Both are bars of soap. The first one I unwrapped is
called “Lady Macbeth’s Guest Soap,” featuring a splash of blood on the label
and the caption “Out, Damned Spot!” On the back, it combines lines from Macbeth with the soap’s ingredients: “…who
would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him or a vegetable
soap with glycerine to have so much shea butter, cocoa butter, olive oil and
grapeseed oil enriched with creamy buttermilk?” Wonderful, right?
The second one is labeled “Wm. Shakespeare’s Bard Of
Soap,” and contains a line from The First
Part Of King Henry The Fourth: “Live cleanly, as a nobleman should.” There
are playful references to other Shakespeare plays on the package, including
these lines: “Much ado about bathing,” “For a midsummer night’s clean” and “For
when love’s lather’s lost.”
No comments:
Post a Comment