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Evidence that soap was made by the Babylonians, Mesopotamian, Romans and ancient Greeks. Soap was created by boiling fats and ashes.
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Soap was made by the Ancient Egyptians by mixing animal and vegetable oil with alkaline salt which produced a soap like substance.
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The Phoenicians created soap from goat's tallow and wood ashes. The Celts made their soap and called it saipo from which the name soap is derived.
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Mr. LeBlanc a Frenchman identified a way to make soap from more ingredients and less expensive.
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The method of creating modern soap like we use till this day, was identified by another Frenchmen.
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Soap became a separate commodity from laundry soap and soap for personal use.
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Liquid hand soap was invented.
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Soaps are available for personal commercial and industrial use.
