History of soap in Germany

== 1900s ==
== 1910s ==
Soap was an essential item in the German Empire in the 1910s, and several soap brands were available. Some of the popular soap brands in the German Empire in the 1910s include:
# Lux
# Palmolive
# Nivea
# Persil
# Pears
# Camay
# Wright's Coal Tar Soap
# Sunlight
It is worth noting that some of these soap brands, such as Lux and Pears, were actually British brands that were popular in Germany at the time.
== 1920s ==
Some popular soap brands in Germany during the 1920s include:
# Persil
# Lux
# Palmolive
# Maja
# Camay
# Sunlight
# Fairy
# Rexona
# Boraxo
It's worth noting that this is not an exhaustive list and there may have been many other soap brands available during that time period.
== 1930s ==
There were several soap brands available in Germany during the 1930s. Some of the popular brands at that time were:
# Persil
# Lux
# Nivea
# Palmolive
# Sunlight
# Fa
# Camay
# Swan
# Borax
# Dreft
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there may have been other soap brands available during this time period as well.
== 1940s ==
== 1950s ==
=== West Germany ===
There were several soap brands available in West Germany in the 1950s. Some of the popular soap brands during that time were:
# Palmolive
# Lux
# Fa
# Fenjal
# Nivea
# Dove
# Rexona
# Olivenol
These brands were available in various types of soaps, such as bar soap, liquid soap, and shower gel, and were widely advertised through various media including TV, radio, and print.
=== East Germany ===
== 1960s ==
=== West Germany ===
=== East Germany ===
== 1970s ==
=== West Germany ===
=== East Germany ===
== 1980s ==
=== West Germany ===
=== East Germany ===
== 1990s ==
== 2000s ==
== 2010s ==
== 2020s ==