Label Young Shock Body Version
Label Young's Shock Body line is the brand's handmade soap sub-range sold under the Shock Body name, with each release labeled with its own version: Cockerel, Carming, Cockle, Kaming, Kink, Bacaming, and Cackle appear across the current listings. Bars come in single 100g and 90g sizes plus bulk formats -- 10-piece 50g packs, 4-piece bundles, and 7+3 sets -- alongside a 200ml Shock Body Cream. The bars are marketed as a sensitive-skin cleanser for body blemishes and styled as homemade soap rather than a mass-factory bar. Because several version names sit close together on the page (Cockle and Cackle, two separate Kaming listings), matching the exact version and gram weight before buying multiples of the same bar is worth the extra look.
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Buying guide
How to choose a Label Young Shock Body bar
Shock Body is a naming line inside Label Young's soap catalog, not a single product -- each bar or bundle carries its own version name on top of the Shock Body label. Before adding one to cart, it helps to know what the version names refer to, how the sizes differ, and which listing you actually want.
What the Shock Body line is
Shock Body is Label Young's handmade soap sub-line. The listings we carry span bar soap in several gram weights plus one 200ml Shock Body Cream, and each item is tagged with a version name -- Cockerel, Carming, Cockle, Kaming, Kink, Bacaming, and Cackle among the current run. The version name is the main thing separating one listing from another, so it's worth reading closely rather than assuming any "Shock Body" bar is interchangeable with another.
Bar sizes and pack counts
Single bars run 100g or 90g. Beyond a single bar, the line also ships as a 50g x 10-piece pack, a 4-piece bundle, and a 7+3 set (7 full-price plus 3 bonus bars). The 200ml cream is the only non-bar format in the line.
Picking the right version
The version name on each listing (Cockerel, Carming, Cockle, Kaming, Kink, Bacaming, Cackle) marks a distinct release rather than a scent descriptor we can confirm from the title alone. If a specific version worked for you before, check the listing title carefully before reordering -- some names are one letter apart (Cockle vs. Cackle), and Kaming shows up on two separate listings at different sizes.
Who it's for
The bars are described in their listings as a sensitive, soothing cleanser aimed at body blemishes -- more of a body-focused bar soap than a general all-purpose one. If you're shopping for a facial cleanser, this line is not it; it's positioned for body skin.
Bar vs. the 200ml cream
Most of the Shock Body catalog is bar soap, but the Cockerel version also ships as a 200ml cream. If you'd rather skip lathering a bar in the shower, the cream is the one non-bar option in the line.
Buying in bulk
- 50g x 10-piece packs suit a household that wants to keep several bars in rotation
- 7+3 sets add three bonus bars over a straight multi-buy
- 4-piece bundles land in between a single bar and the larger 10-piece pack
Storing a handmade bar
Handmade soap softens faster than a detergent-based bar if it sits in standing water. Keeping the bar on a draining dish between uses and letting the unopened stock stay dry and out of direct sun helps it hold up through a multi-pack.
Checking you have the right listing
Because several titles in this line are near-duplicates -- "Shock Body Bar Cockle Version 100g" versus "Shocking Body Bar Cockle Version 100g," for instance -- confirm the exact product title, gram weight, and pack count on the listing page match what you intend to buy, especially if you're ordering more than one bar at a time.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the Shock Body line from Label Young?
Shock Body is a handmade soap sub-line from Label Young. It covers several bar-soap listings plus a 200ml cream, each carrying its own version name such as Cockerel, Carming, Cockle, Kaming, Kink, Bacaming, or Cackle.
What sizes do the Shock Body bars come in?
Single bars come in 100g or 90g. Larger formats include a 50g x 10-piece pack, a 4-piece bundle, and a 7+3 set. The line's only non-bar item is a 200ml cream.
What's the difference between the Cockle and Cackle versions?
Both appear as separate bar listings in the same 100g size, with the title differing by just one letter. We list them as distinct products; check the exact title on the listing before ordering multiples so you get the version you mean to reorder.
Is there a cream version of Shock Body?
Yes -- the Cockerel version also ships as a 200ml Shock Body Cream, alongside the bar-soap listings in the rest of the line.
Who is the Shock Body soap meant for?
The listings describe it as a sensitive, soothing cleanser for body blemishes -- a body bar rather than a facial cleanser, so it's aimed at people looking for a gentler soap for the body specifically.
Can I buy Shock Body bars in bulk?
Yes. Beyond single bars, the line offers a 50g x 10-piece pack, a 4-piece bundle, and a 7+3 set that adds three bonus bars to a multi-buy.