If you’ve ever used a bar of Imperial Leather soap, you’re probably familiar with its iconic red and gold sticker. For fans of this classic brand, the sticker isn’t just a symbol of nearly ...

A spokesperson for Imperial Leather told the Mail Online: "Besides the brand identity, the sticker on the top is for a long lasting bar and preventing mushiness. "When the soap is used ...

But why does every bar comes with a branding sticker stamped on the top? — And why is it impossible to remove? If you've ever managed to use a bar of Imperial Leather all the way until the end then ...

Those who prefer a traditional bar of soap will recognise the iconic Imperial Leather brand. Adorned with a striking red and gold sticker, the soap has been around for more than 100 years.

Imperial Leather has been baffling users for years, why won't that little gold and red soap sticker ever wash away? Well it turns out there's actually a purpose for it, apart from promoting the brand, ...

For generations, Imperial Leather has been a staple for thousands of Brits, with its iconic red and gold sticker making it instantly recognisable on shelves. However, many people are unaware that ...

More info The iconic Imperial Leather soap has long been a household staple across Ireland, famed not just for its classic red and gold sticker but also for the practical use that might surprise many.

The sticker on Imperial Leather soap is actually meant to stay on the bar, it turns out – and for good reason. Yes, if you’ve ever used the household brand’s soap, you’ll know that the gold label on ...

A bar of Imperial Leather distinguishes itself from other bathroom soaps with its distinctive red and gold sticker. But few people are aware that it actually has a genius hidden use. If you've ...

Turns out, the metallic sticker plays a very important role in the soap's design LET'S be honest- just how the Imperial Leather soap label somehow manages to stay secure weeks after use is ...