🧼 Premium Dr. Squatch Men's Soap Variety Pack - Handmade with Organic Oils in USA - Manly Scent Bar Soaps: Pine Tar, Cedar Citrus, Bay Rum (3 Bars) Review

Well I've been using this soap for about 4 days now and I'm not impressed yet. At first the smell seems a bit strange. I ordered the bay rum flavor thinking it would have the spicy notes that traditional bay rum flavors have, but it has more of a citrus scent. It's not that it's a bad smell, I just wasn't expecting it to smell like traditional bay rum. My other issue that has made this soap pretty boring is the shelf life. I've been using this soap once a day for 4 days and the strip is already

I am 17 years old and decided to try this soap so here is my honest review. I've put together a few tips to make your soap last longer. First, use a washcloth, not just a wand. Second, keep the rod away from the shower spray when not in use. Third, hold the latch on the soap dish outside of the shower when you're done. The photo shows the streak after 4 weeks of using these tips and I think it will last another week or two. All in all this is a good soap. It lathers great and feels hydrated…

So here's the big hit. The smells are fantastic! Pine resin is definitely my favorite. Soap Storage Note: It is extremely important that you a) floss your bar into 4 squares and b) invest in a draining soap dish. If you leave soap in the water, it will spoil quickly. I used an Old Taylor of Bond Street shaving cream container. I drilled five holes in the bottom and every time I unscrew the lid to get the soap out, the inside is dry and the soap doesn't stick. Cutting the stick into four squares

I don't write reviews but based on the sheer volume of reviews complaining about durability I thought I'd share my opinion. I bought this soap and it arrived on December 2nd. I used it for the first time the next day. So, from December 3 to January 11, and the photo above shows where he is now. Now for the foreword. I've used bar and liquid soap; the bar of soap had a dove, a lever, a dial, and an Irish pen; Liquids were Ax (most hated), Irish Spring and Old Spice. I used liquid because I hated

The last few months of my relationship have been a bit difficult but thanks to Dr. Squatch I was able to spice things up and get everything going again. Being together for a few years gets a bit boring and I've read many places on the internet that the fault is my spouse. I ignored all of this information and decided that I needed to make small changes to try and pique her interest in me. I've started switching from boxers to tight white ones, but nothing good has come of it. The hair parting…

Pine resin. It doesn't have the pine scent I was expecting which was more like a Christmassy pine scent. Smells like a dirty bucket of pine salt after mopping the floor. Luckily the smell doesn't linger after the shower. I like oatmeal, sand, sea salt and clay added to the bar. The stiffness reminds me not to buy this soap again. Bay Rum. I can't even describe the smell because there isn't one. Maybe a touch of spice? I really wanted this one to live up to its name, but it fell far short, which

This is for Tar Soap - Great product, smells nice, bride loves it, nice texture, really exfoliates the skin. The only point of criticism (hence 3 out of 5 stars) One pole is only enough for 4 or 5 showers. Too expensive for such a short period of time. Once you use it, you won't want to use anything else, so it's difficult to store as a "special occasion" soap. It spoils you. EDIT: The pics show the bar after just 4 showers. YMMV

I saw ads for it all over Instagram so I decided to give it a try. I've had the soap for a week now and it's almost gone. Doesn't smell very good and doesn't lather much when applied. I mean it's soap, it's a bar of soap. Nothing special. But of course it's not great. Very thin, wears out quickly. waste of money. I will not buy again.