- Natural Men’s Bar Soap - Cold Process Body Soap Bar with Natural Oils - Gifts for Men - Summer Citrus, Birchwood Breeze & Cool Fresh Aloe (5 oz, 3-Pack)

This soap checks all of the boxes. It is made with natural ingredients, moisturizes well while washing, and smells wonderful. I also really like the look of them. You can clearly tell if there is grit/substrate in the soap and the colors of the soap pop and are unlike most soaps on the market. It is more pricey per bar, but it is high quality soap. Each bar lasts a while too, because the size of these bars are very large. I usually only have to restock on these a few times per year.

I love Dr Squatch soap. It leaves me feeling squeeky clean with a pleasant smell. Most of the scents are good but some (like Wood Barrel Bourbon) are especially good. Depending on the scent, you may get no, medium, or heavy grit. My only complaint is that I can’t buy just the scents I want. Just about everything comes in a variety pack.

The Dr. Squatch natural bar soap trio are large, quality bars of soap that are good for effective cleanliness and moisturizing without any heavy residue. Made with natural ingredients, each bar has a unique scent that isn't overpowering, but more subtle for men. Furthermore, the bar soap lathers well for a pumice based soap which surprised me. As such, I highly recommend. Pop a Squatch and get clean!

TL;DR - Good organic soap. It has tradeoffs as most naturals soaps do with longevity. One improvement would be to have a measure like the grit measure but for amount of suds. However, I will no longer use this product as the tradeoffs no longer work for me. I have been using Dr. Squatch for about a year and a half at the time of this review. I started with this variety pack and then ordered directly from Dr. Squatch. If you are reading this, you already know the product. The main advertising benefits that mention are: * Organic soap * Makes skin soft * Great scents Non-organic soaps are engineered for not burning your eyes, lasting long, reducing soap scum, foaming up a lot, etc.. However, they are usually viewed as detergents which can be harmful to your skin. Dr. Squatch is obviously organic. That means if you get it into your eyes, it will sting. The foaming/suds, will vary depending on the bar. Some bars sud up really well, some of them do not. Makes skin soft. If you saw the infomercial, you saw a female actress touch the skin of the male actor and comment on how soft his skin felt. I have been married to my wife for 20 years. She notices every little detail/change with me. While using this soap, she never mentioned my skin was so soft. Did the soap soften my skin? Yes, a little and I noticed but it wasn't as big of a change as the infomercial makes it seem. Great scents. The infomercial also has the same female actress comment on the male actor's scent which is supposedly from the soap. The soap does not leave a lasting scent. If have a bunch of expensive colognes, they will not be replaced by $7 bar of soap. The soap scent will basically be gone just after you dry off from your shower. Soap scum. Depending on your shower type, it will leave a lot of soap scum. The darker the soap colors, the more you will need to clean your shower. There are photos post here on Amazon showing the Pine Tar shop running all over showers. If you have a fiberglass shower enclosure, you will need to clean your shower daily when using the darker soaps. The lighter soaps also collect shower scum but it's harder to see but still will require regular cleaning. On a fiberglass shower, using Pine Tar will make it look like someone dumped their coals in your shower after you are done. Soap savers. With any organic soap, a soap saver is a must. Once the soap is used, it should be in a space to get air to dry out quickly and away from water. You do not need the one from Dr. Squatch. Any $2-3 soap saver from your local store will do just fine. It's where you put it that matters more. How I used the soap: When the soaps arrived, I would cut each soap into halves. I would use one half at a time. I averaged about 1.5-2 weeks per half depending on the soap. Some soaps were softer, like the grit ones, and would wear quicker. Some didn't produce as much suds so they lasted a bit longer. The high grit soaps last the shortest and you will get 1 week or less per half. Unless the soap was a grit soap, I did not rub the soap directly on my skin. I am a wash cloth person, so the soap would only go against a wash cloth. With using half at a time, it would get about 3 weeks for a full bar. All this being said, I will not be continuing with the soap after this batch is done. The amount of soap scum and how quickly it accumulates in my shower enclosure is no longer worth it. I do not know if the build up would be better managed on a tiled shower, but that may make the soap scum less of a problem.

Great soap. We all use it, and like the fact that it is essentially fragrance free. It does a really nice job of moisturizing and keeping the skin from feeling dry and scratchy.

The Dr. Squatch soaps feature natural ingredients and last a long time in the shower. The fragrances are unique and sufficiently mild to be pleasant in the shower but not cloying after toweling off. Dr. Squatch makes about a dozen different bar soaps, so be bold and try a new one now and then to help zero in on a favorite: the assortment package of Dr. Squatch bar soaps are a great way to try out several in one purchase. The bar soaps later nicely, last a long time, and don't irritate the skin. And surprisingly, the Pine Tar bar, which is black, makes regular foamy suds!

Dr. Squatch Natural Men’s Bar Soap is very committed to being a bar of soap for men. You can tell. It’s square, which sounds decisive but mostly feels awkward. Turns out corners are not what your hands asked for in the shower. The scent is nice. Clean, slightly woodsy, not aggressive. It just doesn’t linger much. You’ll smell good for a brief, tasteful moment and then rejoin the general population of neutral humans. The color is… bold. My first bar was a violet-red situation that felt more “art class clay” than “rugged masculinity.” It’s not offensive, just oddly intense for something meant to wash you. I’d prefer something more neutral. Beige has never hurt anyone. Performance-wise, it’s fine. It lathers well enough and leaves you clean without feeling stripped. Not life-changing. Not disappointing. Just solid soap with strong branding and sharp edges. Literally.

Best bar soap that I have ever used. Smells fantastic and it does not dry out my skin like other bar soaps. Perfectly priced. Highly recommend.