To be fair it does look delicious and strawberry yoghurt sure is an unusual fragrance for soap. Hell, I can speak Portuguese and there's still a non-zero chance I would've tried to eat this.

No hablo espagñol

não*

I, on the other hand, live life on the edge. I don't know what something is but I'm shoving that whole fucking thing in my mouth.

I know it's soap but every time I see that forbidden kool-aid my lizard brain activates and my mouth starts watering.

Vegetabel soap with fragrance of strawberry yoghurt.

Cosmetic product. Not edible.

Who would make soap and label it as strawberry yogurt candy?

Sure, it's nice that they included this warning at the bottom of the candy looking label:

PRODUCTO COSMETICO. NAO COMESTIVEL.

And the only reason I understand that foreign language is after understanding the context of this entire debacle, analyzing the root words so "THIS is a COSMETIC product. NOT for EATING!

Mmmm cola shampooing

If PepsiCo started selling Mountain Dew branded laundry detergent, they would be absolutely reamed for packaing it like this. Think about the lawsuits Tide faced because people thought their pods just resembles candy. Mentos is a well established candy brand, using their branding on non-edible things that resemble candy is irresponsible, bordering on malicious.

hi, i'm from the same country i also could have mistaken it for candy, who the fuck make soap using candy flavor

Well, Google translate isn't everyone's first go to, plus I'm pretty sure this didn't exist when this was originally posted

If someone offered me vegetable soap, I'd assume they spelled "soup" wrong and try using the bar as a bouillon cube.