Dr. Squatch Natural Bar Soap for Men - Cold Process Soap with No Harsh Chemicals - Cedar Citrus, Gold Moss, Bay Rum, Pine Tar & Alpine Sage (5 oz, 5-Pack)

f course, here is a review of the Dr. Squatch Natural Bar Soap for Men.Dr. Squatch's natural bar soap for men has gained significant popularity, positioning itself as a natural and rugged alternative to conventional soaps. Marketing itself with a focus on natural ingredients and masculine scents, the brand promises a superior showering experience.A key highlight of the Dr. Squatch soap is its use of natural ingredients. The soaps are made with a blend of oils like olive, coconut, and palm oil, and they are scented with essential oils. This appeals to consumers who are looking to avoid the synthetic chemicals found in many mass-market soaps. The company emphasizes that their soaps are free of harsh chemicals like parabens, sulfates, and phthalates.The scent profiles are another major selling point. With a variety of options available, some of the most popular scents include Pine Tar, Fresh Falls, and Cedar Citrus. The scents are often described as "manly" and are designed to be long-lasting without being overpowering.In terms of performance, the soap is said to produce a rich lather and rinse off cleanly without leaving a residue. Many users report that the soap leaves their skin feeling clean, moisturized, and smooth, thanks to ingredients like shea butter and glycerin.However, there are a few drawbacks to consider. The most common complaint is the soap's longevity. Several users have noted that the bars tend to dissolve more quickly than traditional soaps, which can make them less cost-effective. To mitigate this, the company suggests using a soap saver to allow the bar to dry between uses. Another point of contention is the price, as Dr. Squatch soaps are more expensive than many drugstore brands.Pros:•Made with natural ingredients and essential oils.•Free of harsh chemicals.•Wide variety of unique and long-lasting scents.•Leaves skin feeling clean and moisturized.Cons:•Bars may dissolve quickly.•Higher price point compared to conventional soaps.In conclusion, Dr. Squatch Natural Bar Soap for Men offers a high-quality, natural alternative for those willing to pay a premium for a better shower experience. While the longevity of the bars may be a concern for some, the appealing scents and skin-friendly ingredients make it a worthwhile choice for many.

Great way to get started with Dr. Squatch! Smells so good and leaves my skin soft and less irritated then usual! Already on my second bar!

I love this soap, I buy it for my husband every holiday. It does a good job cleansing, and seems to moisturize the skin well without a film feeling afterward. My only downfall of this soap is I wish a bar lasted longer, but I will continue to buy because they smell so good and work well!

Scents variety is great. Fair cleanser, a lot better than others. Leaves skin soft and oil free. Love the exfoliating bar soaps. Price could be more competitive.

My husband introduced me to the soap and now, me and him be fighting over the soap, lol 😆. But it's a great natural product ☺️. I love it. Makes my skin feel so extra clean and smells fresh. I'd recommend it to anyone. Man or woman ...

My husband loves this soap. I love the smell. It works as it should. I buy it whenever it is on sale, which makes it a great value for the good quality

So I used Dove mens exfoliating bar soap up to now. I could never stand most bar soaps because you wash yourself and I could always feel that soap scum feeling on my skin, sometimes all day, and dove was the only one that didnt leave me with that, DR. Squatch kind of give me that too, but its gone by the time I dry off.I got the 5 pack, with 5 scents, and to do a kindof scientific research into this for my own purposes, and the review, I would wash, leave the bar to dry, put it away, and use a different one each day, then I would switch back to my normal dove, I did this for 2 weeks. First off, dove made my skin feel instantly oily, and I HAD to use deodorant with dove or i would evacuate rooms, and I didnt have to do that with this soap. On top of that the natural exfloiants ((activated charcoal, sand, tree bark, walnut shells, etc.) are so much better on your drains, and skin, as long as your skin isnt too sensitive, because they can be pretty abrasive (Pine tar is the worst on that front). All of the soaps performed similarly, as far as skin feel, moisturizing, and scent longevity is concerned. Pine Tar fell behind in one area, it is being used up so much faster, I swear im losing 2-5% of the bar each time I shower, it is VERY noticeable, which is a shame because it is my favorite skin feel, exfoliate, and scent!Scent wise, they are all very nice, very mild, I certainly have my preferances, and which ones I dont think id buy again (though it might be cheapest to just keep buying this pack? Ill do more research) My personal ranking for scent is as follows: Pine Tar, a very earth scent with a hint of freshness from the pine. Bay Rum, smells spicy, makes me think of the beach. Cool Fresh Aloe, the most "Soap" smelling of the 5, just a good standard scent. Gold Moss, this one makes me think of the beach as well, but it just is missing something compared to Bay Rum, I cant place it, but I didnt like it as much. Cedar citrus, this one just didnt impress, its scent was bland, and when stacked up against the others just fell flat.Skin Feel: Pine tar, Cool Fresh Aloe, Gold Moss, Bay Rum, and lastly Cedar Citrus.Life: All of them are holding up equally, except pine tar, in the 2 weeks of use, pine tar is probably 15% smaller than all the others. Now this might be because its my favorite, but I dont feel I scrubbed/lathered any more with pine tar than I did any of the others so IDK.In summery, I do NOT want to go back to other soaps, at all! This soap is fantastic (Even poor Cedar Citrus) and makes my skin feel great, soft, and clean. They all feel a bit soap scummy, but that is gone by the time im dry. They all smell really good (Except Cedar Citrus), and they all seem to have a long shelf life (Except Pine Tar)

The spear mint and basil scent smells like rotten pickles. The skin feel was okay on it and the soap was on par with other soaps.