🧔 Pack of 4 Grandpa's Soap 4.25 oz Pine Tar Review

I love soap but I am an idiot and should not have bought this product based on the image and title. The picture of the box is completely inaccurate. What they sell is The Grandpa Soap Co. pine tar soap. I thought I'd try a different product than what I usually use (Grandpa Soap Co's Pine Tar Soap) because the picture and name of that product were different. They are sold out and you can get them cheaper in a pack of 3. Please don't be fooled and waste your money on these 4 packs if you use this

Love this stuff! I almost bought it because the reviews said it smelled awful. Yes, it comes out of the box quite a bit, but as others have said, after actually using it in the shower and then rinsing it off well enough, there's no longer any smell. My wife was the first to spot this and she said that what little she can feel up close is not negative at all. In their opinion, from a distance of just a few meters, nothing can be distinguished at all. Don't worry about the odor when you open the…

This is the only soap I will use. I suffer from scalp psoriasis and have used coal tar in the past but this makes me photosensitive and is a known mild carcinogen. Pine tar, on the other hand, is very gentle, doesn't make me photosensitive and doesn't cause cancer, but still keeps my psoriasis under control and can be used every day. I personally love the smell but it was a bit of a shock on my first wash with the wildfire smelling soap but I loved it and now I can't stand the fake perfume…

I have neurodermatitis. It's worse in winter and worse if I shower twice a day. My dermatologist recommended Vanicream soap. It works well because it doesn't cause eczema no matter how many times I shower. But it seems to me that it doesn't clean very well and leaves a slippery residue. I have tried many different soaps and this grandfather's pine tar is the best. It actually makes your skin very clear - even after a day of stump digging or intense jiu-jitsu. But it doesn't cause eczema and…

I've been using this for a few years now and would have given the product 5 stars but the last batch of 4 bars seems to have been altered so instead of the heady pine tar smell there is significantly less pine tar smell and apparently less therapeutic value, since the antidandruff effect seems to be much less effective. If I haven't gotten a bad batch, it turns out that another really great product has been compromised for economic reasons. At the same time, the current batch does not cause a…

Well, everyone likes this soap. I've been using it for about a month and here are my thoughts. I have to admit that I was a bit startled when I opened the box and smelled a very strong campfire smell. It wasn't something I thought I would get into. After the first use I was a little unsure what I was smelling. but despite the fact that I could smell it, no one else did!. After the second use the smell started to subside. On the third use, the scent has changed to burnt cedar, which I find very…

I've had this soap for over two years now and I'm sure I've ordered more since then. So I am sure that you will read my review with confidence, I am very familiar with this product and will not lie to you in any way. First, showering with this soap doesn't make you feel any cleaner. After showing and rinsing this soap, rub the skin with your fingers and it will creak. So you are actually crystal clear. ( In earnest ). When you shower you smell pine resin (very strong pine odor). This soap foams

This is the stinkiest soap I've ever seen. Some reviews say it smells "manly," which is somewhat true. If you want to smell like a dirty construction worker who also went camping for a week without showering, then yes, this soap smells like a man. When I first received it I could smell it through the Revain packaging. After a shower, all I can describe the smell of is the combination of bits of bacon with dog food and burning plastic, and I don't think it's an overreaction. It's really a…