By now you know that you can deck out yourself and your home in geekery a plenty. Fashion and home décor have a come a long way in the past ten years. Companies finally realized the potential of items like Stargate coasters and gaming t-shirts. But, did you know that you can even make your shower geeky? You can suds up with everything from D20 to Cthulhu.
Han Solo in Carbonite soap by Luxury Lane Soap
What girl doesn’t want to take a shower with Han Solo? Every detail of his carbonite horror is captured in this handmade vegan soap. He’s frozen in time just for your lathering pleasure. In this same shop, you can find Star Wars, Fight Club, and Lego soap too.
D20 Soap on a Rope by Geek Soap
While showering, roll this 4oz D20 to find out your chance of resisting the dull razor. Leave it by the sink for the weekly Dungeons & Dragons game, just don’t let any of the players hijack it as loot. This soapmaker also crafts D20 massage soap and Cthulhu soap.
How many hours have you lost to Tetris? This colorful bar is a perfect fit for your next shower. Get it? Fit. As if this wasn’t enough, you can also get Browncoat Field Ration soap from this store.
Nintendo Controller Soap by DigitalSoaps
Cheats probably won’t work on this controller, but it looks that real. It also smells like Mountain Dew. What else could a gamer want? You can find almost every kind of controller from Xbox to Playstation.
You may think that some of these soaps are too cool to wash away. I agree that it’s difficult to watch Hans Solo’s face melt off. If you want to preserve them, don’t put them near heat sources or humid areas. For example, don’t keep them on a bathroom shelf that is exposed to steam. Put them on a cool, dark shelf preferably near the air conditioner. If they do melt, well, you can always buy more.
Amy Ratcliffe still has no idea what she wants to be when she grows up. But until then, she will keep playing D&D, reading comics, and perfecting the ultimate chic lightsaber. Strong female characters in the world of geek (movies, comics, & books) influence her attitude and costumes. Visit her blog Geek with Curves.
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Amy Ratcliffe still has no idea what she wants to be when she grows up. But until then, she will keep playing D&D, reading comics, and perfecting the ultimate chic lightsaber. Strong female characters in the world of geek (movies, comics, & books) influence her attitude and costumes. Visit her blog Geek with Curves or follow her on Twitter. 
Thank you so so so much for the feature! LOVE the blog! *hearts&squeezes*
Those are pretty darn cool.
[Nerdy nitpick -- It's Han Solo. He's from the planet Corelia, not Austria.]
Typo fixed! Thanks!
Thank you! I think I lost nerd points for getting that one wrong.
Well, I… may have spent an entire summer in high school using The Trilogy as background noise. And read several of the original novels. And been banned from SW Trivial Pursuit by my college dormmates because I won too quickly. [/obsessionshame]
So no need to feel too bad about one little stray letter.
See? Who says geeks don't care about personal hygiene?!
I don't even play D&D, but I covet that 20 sided die soap. COVET.
Awwe thanks for the feature! Hearts!! <3