Sydney Sweeney, the effervescent actress known for her roles in Hollywood blockbusters, has found herself at the centre of a maelstrom of controversy. Her latest endeavour, a limited edition soap made with her bathwater, has sparked a fervent debate. The product, dubbed "Bathwater Bliss," sold out immediately, with 5,000 bars being snapped up by eager fans in June. However, not everyone was enamoured with Sweeney's unorthodox business venture.
The actress, in a candid interview with The Wall Street Journal, revealed that she was taken aback by the negative reaction. She astutely observed that the criticism primarily came from women, who paradoxically expressed enthusiasm for a similar product featuring Jacob Elordi's bathwater. Sweeney's tongue-in-cheek response to her fans' demands was to create the soap... which she described as a conversation with her audience.
This is not Sweeney's first foray into controversy. Her recent collaboration with American Eagle has also drawn fire. The campaign, "which features Sweeney in various guises," "including one where she playfully cleans off a poster of herself.".. has been criticised for its use of a tagline that has been linked to eugenicist rhetoric.
More details: Visit websiteSydney Sweeney has responded to the criticism she received for making a soap with her bathwater, which went viral and sold out immediately. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published on Wednesday, the Anyone But You actor addressed her side hustles away from Hollywood, which range from selling Miu Miu bags to the limited edition soap .
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