They were soaked in Sydney.
Not the city in Australia, the actress.
Sydney Sweeney released a sultry soap made with her used bathwater — and The Post managed to scoop up two samples before the 5,000 bars sold out in less than a minute online Friday.
The 27-year-old Emmy-nominated star teamed up with the “natural manly soap” brand Dr. Squatch to create Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss.
Here’s what our “judges” had to say about the $8 bars:
“For starters, it is the worst tasting celebrity bathwater-based product I’ve ever tried,” Post reporter Chris Harris quipped.
“Sadly, it is also the closest I am ever going to get to Sydney’s bathtub,” he added.
The regular Squatch soap user said he “thoroughly enjoyed” the soap, which contains exfoliating sand and is infused with notes of pine, Douglas fir and moss.
“Though, it makes me wonder how much of Sydney’s bathwater was actually used in making the soap. I hope not too much, as it is a very manly scent,” he said.
Post features editor Andrew Court also lathered up with it — but would have preferred if it contained the bathwater of Sweeney’s “Euphoria” co-star.
“As a gay man, I’m not exactly the target market for Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss. Personally, I’d prefer Jacob Elordi’s bathwater,” he said.
However, his straight 32-year-old roommate was elated.
“His eyes lit up. ‘Is that the Sydney Sweeney soap? I thought it was sold out. How’d you get that?’
“It was as if I’d struck gold,” Court said. “I’ve never seen a man so enthused about a personal hygiene product in my entire life.”
The roomies proceeded to cut the bar in half so they could both sample Sydney’s suds.
“To someone on the outside it must have looked hilarious: Two grown men hovered over the kitchen counter delicately dividing up a small bar of green soap,” the scribe said.
Court was captivated by its squeaky clean scent.
“The box . . . says it ‘smells like morning wood,’ but it actually has the aroma of a fresh pine forest. For a concept that’s quite dirty, it smells super clean.
“It’s strong, but not overwhelming, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked it,” he said, although the price might make him stick with his two-for-$3.99 soap from Trader Joe’s.
His roomie, meanwhile, gushed, “I really like the smell, and something about it just feels extra special.”
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