Fight Club Shave Soap

[Yonjuro]

Hypothetically - If a shaving soap had rendered human fat the first ingredient - a la the beauty soap from Fight club.

1. Would you use it

2. Would this be suitable for a vegan :lol:

http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/ac155/Yonjuro/fight_club.jpg

oh yea, the hypothetical soap is also paraben free:001_rolle

[SliceOfLife]

Yes
No

[luvmysuper]

No
No

[redwoolf]

1) Yes

2) Yes
in fact if humans gave consent for their fat to be taken, it would be cruelty free which is the concern of most vegans. (Human breast milk is considered vegan, but cow's milk is not)

[Duckster]

No human-fat soap for me, thanks :nonod:

[redwoolf]

Check this out:

http://www.whytraveltofrance.com/2007/06/09/human-breast-milk-cheese-made-in-france/

From my understanding of veganism (speaking as a long time vegetarian) this cheese is vegan.

[ouch]

1) Yes

2) Yes
in fact if humans gave consent for their fat to be taken, it would be cruelty free which is the concern of most vegans. (Human breast milk is considered vegan, but cow's milk is not)

Then why do they torture plants?

[luvmysuper]

1) Yes

2) Yes
in fact if humans gave consent for their fat to be taken, it would be cruelty free which is the concern of most vegans. (Human breast milk is considered vegan, but cow's milk is not)

That would depend on your "brand" of vegan.
Moral, religious, or medical.
Hindu vegetarians drink milk, but garlic and onions are not permitted.

[Prince]

That would depend on your "brand" of vegan.
Moral, religious, or medical.
Hindu vegetarians drink milk, but garlic and onions are not permitted.

:confused1