🧔 Honest Amish Beard & Body Soap (Slick): The Ultimate Cleansing Solution for Gentle Grooming Review

I bought it exactly a month ago so I've been using it for about 28 days now. I use it every day but only for my beard. It's winter in Wisconsin and incredibly dry. When I use this on my skin it dries it out too much. Paradoxically, when I combine this product with my Honest Amish Beard Balm, it looks like my skin has never been dry from using soap. Skin too much My skin is very dry afterwards during the day - even when I apply beard balm. I never had to use anything for a beard when I lived in…

I've been using this soap for my head, beard and body for about a week, I like it a lot. I've noticed that it doesn't last as long as regular soap, but I guess that's to be expected from an all-natural product. Well posted but disappears pretty quickly. I plan on trying other soaps, they need to try different scents and see if they last longer than others. In the fall I wish for a more woody musky scent.

This does a good job of removing balm and day dirt from my beard. It makes my beard soft and easy to comb. As mentioned elsewhere, keep it away from running water and it will last a very long time. I cut off about 1/8th of the bar (to fit on a soap dish with other soap) and it lasted over a month. Since I only apply it to my beard, this stain will end up staying for a very long time. I like the smell but unfortunately it washes off with soap. I would be happy if it would last a little longer.

Love that the scent isn't too strong and washes out (so the scent doesn't linger on you. Read online reviews before buying. Best in 4 small pieces trim (this is soft as fudge). Kept in a bowl in the shower, lathers great! Leaves my beard soft and moisturized. Also, my beard brush disappeared after a few uses. Highly recommend as part of my beard grooming routine, makes a great one Difference for me 2x a week and I didn't have to oil my beard.

First of all, this product works as advertised. I bought a balsamic soap and an oil. If you can't trust the Amish, who can you trust? My routine is as follows and it keeps my beard dandruff free and just the right amount of shine. I use soap two, maybe three times a week, no more. Lather it up and let it sink in deeply. Leave on for a few minutes, then rinse well. Pat dry and then place a few drops of oil on your fingers and rub in deeply, targeting the skin under your beard. I rub whatever is…

I'm amazed at how little it takes to get full foam. I take a bar and rub it once from ear to ear on my wet beard; that's all it takes. The instructions say to keep it away from running water and I understand that now after using it. If the soap dish has a steady flow, this thing will be gone in a week. The smell is moderately strong and I would probably deduct a star if it didn't wash off. It leaves my beard sparkling clean and does a good job of removing yesterday's mustache wax. I will buy…

Used for the first time in my year and sent back the next day, the bar of soap was uncomfortable and sticky. At this rate the bolt should have gone down the drain and not been used in my year. Then I came up with the idea of making the pole smaller. I used a hot knife and cut the bar into 9 smaller bars. That way I can use a small part of it and not lose the rest to the draining monster.

Lasts a long time, has a pleasant slightly spicy smell that does not linger. Absolutely gentle on the beard and leaves you feeling clean and fresh after weeks of food and drink left behind. There is a mild menthol eucalyptus scent that I personally like. If you don't like it, it could be a deal breaker. I use it and put it back in a sturdy paper box that's "soap sealed" so to speak and serves as the perfect container.