Dr. Squatch All Natural Bar Soap for Men with Heavy Grit, Pine Tar

The smell is very masculine, and the grit is truly refreshing. I am 2/3 way thru with my first bar and it has not lost any of its grittiness. Still feels like a fresh bar of soap. I will be purchasing a larger pack of these. Yes, it hurts but in a good way.

Fantastic soap, smells, texture, natural, only problem is it doesn’t last long, so don’t run it under the water. Use it efficiently and put it away.

I've heard about Dr. Squatch from a few friends, so I decided to use a gift card and bought a few of these bars. They're NOTHING like the usual soap bar that leaves you feeling like you have a film over your skin! They lather very well and have some grit to help with cleaning. The scent is a nice surprise, only wish it would last longer. One bar will last around a week of usage for me. I think it's a little costly for one bar of soap. On the other side of that - it is the BEST soap bar I've ever used to make me smell that good and truly feel clean after a hard day's work.

Stable solid bar. Good smell reminds me of old times. It also exfoliates great clean filling

Nice product works great and smells really good

Pros:Smells goodCleans wellHas good latherCons:Too smallToo expensiveIf you shower everyday with a nice lather going, expect it to last around 5-7 daysScent is very light and does not last long.Can pretty much say this for all Dr.S 's soaps

This is really excellent soap!There is very little comparison between this soap and most of the other handmade soap options out there. Even though there are a number of "hand made" soaps on the market and many of them are excellent, this soap is still one of the best I've ever used. Not only do the natural benefits of a pine tar soap shine through, but the added benefits of the exfoliating sand and the other natural ingredients make it a bit of a game changer. (Which is an interesting term to be applied to a product that is based on a good, old-fashioned, natural recipe and not some funky new chemical additive.)I find it interesting that some reviewers mention the scent... While there is a mild pine scent (which is both pleasant and TERRIBLY manly in my opinion), the scent is not overpowering in any way. I honestly don't understand any of the comments on it being a "strong" scent. Any scented soap out there has more of a lingering scent to it than this... even "unscented" ones often have more of a fragrance than this particular soap.As far as the cleaning and exfoliating properties, they do the job very well... as they should. The pine tar and other ingredients leave my skin feeling fresh and clean without any drying (a big thing when you live in a dry climate like Denver!), and the sand that is impregnated into the bar is just enough to give the soap some "grit" without seeming like it is sandpaper.If you are buying this soap to help with skin conditions, I can only speak from second-hand experience. My wife and daughter have issues with psoriasis and other than a very expensive mud that you can get from the dead sea, a good pine tar soap (like this one) is far and away the best treatment either of them has ever used... and considering the low cost and easy delivery through Amazon, it is not even a contest as to what they prefer to use on a daily basis. (BTW... if you need a good pine tar shampoo, try Heritage Store Hair Shampoo, Pine Tar, 12 Ounce, it is to shampoos what this soap is to medicated hand soap.And last but not least, even though it doesn't have any effect on the quality of the soap... the company is great! They have a cute little email blurb that they send you from Amazon after you have ordered that tells the story of how Sasquatches (Sasquatch-ie?) slave-away lovingly to make the soap for you... it is a minor marketing thing, but I found it surprisingly endearing that the company wants to give you a great product as well as a chuckle or two... Kudos!

Best Soap!! Smells Great!