Money Soap is one way to incentivize people to take hygiene seriously. Every bar contains a tube containing real money. It could be $1, $5, $10, $20 or even $50, but you won't know until the bar is worn down to the middle. The scented soap from the Virginia Candle Company has a pleasant pearberry fragrance.
The green glycerin soap is made in the United States and is intended for external use only, on the hands and body. The novelty item makes a great gag gift, as well as an educational tool for young children. To encourage them to wash their hands more often, the excitement combined with the cash prize is fun motivation. There's also the added bonus of potentially having Money Soap pay for itself.
What's Driving This Trend
- Incentivized Hygiene
- Opportunity to create products or services that incentivize healthy behaviors through rewards or surprise elements.
- Gag Gifts with a Twist
- Opportunity to create products that combine humor with unexpected surprises, such as real money inside.
- Novelty Bath Products
- Opportunity to create unique bath products that differentiate themselves through unexpected elements or added benefits.
Who This Affects Most
- Personal Care
- Opportunity for personal care companies to differentiate themselves through unique and innovative products that promote healthy behaviors or have added benefits beyond traditional hygiene.
- Gifting
- Opportunity for gifting companies to create unique and memorable products that combine humor with unexpected surprises, such as real money inside.
- Toy and Game
- Opportunity for toy and game companies to create novelty products that have added educational benefits, such as motivating children to wash their hands more often.
