- Dr. Squatch Natural Men’s Bar Soap - Cold Process Body Soap Bar with Natural Oils - Gifts for Men - Deep Sea Goat's Milk, Wood Barrel Bourbon, Eucalyptus Greek Yogurt & more (5 oz, 5-Pack)

f course, here is a review of the Dr. Squatch Natural Bar Soap for Men.Dr. Squatch's natural bar soap for men has gained significant popularity, positioning itself as a natural and rugged alternative to conventional soaps. Marketing itself with a focus on natural ingredients and masculine scents, the brand promises a superior showering experience.A key highlight of the Dr. Squatch soap is its use of natural ingredients. The soaps are made with a blend of oils like olive, coconut, and palm oil, and they are scented with essential oils. This appeals to consumers who are looking to avoid the synthetic chemicals found in many mass-market soaps. The company emphasizes that their soaps are free of harsh chemicals like parabens, sulfates, and phthalates.The scent profiles are another major selling point. With a variety of options available, some of the most popular scents include Pine Tar, Fresh Falls, and Cedar Citrus. The scents are often described as "manly" and are designed to be long-lasting without being overpowering.In terms of performance, the soap is said to produce a rich lather and rinse off cleanly without leaving a residue. Many users report that the soap leaves their skin feeling clean, moisturized, and smooth, thanks to ingredients like shea butter and glycerin.However, there are a few drawbacks to consider. The most common complaint is the soap's longevity. Several users have noted that the bars tend to dissolve more quickly than traditional soaps, which can make them less cost-effective. To mitigate this, the company suggests using a soap saver to allow the bar to dry between uses. Another point of contention is the price, as Dr. Squatch soaps are more expensive than many drugstore brands.Pros:•Made with natural ingredients and essential oils.•Free of harsh chemicals.•Wide variety of unique and long-lasting scents.•Leaves skin feeling clean and moisturized.Cons:•Bars may dissolve quickly.•Higher price point compared to conventional soaps.In conclusion, Dr. Squatch Natural Bar Soap for Men offers a high-quality, natural alternative for those willing to pay a premium for a better shower experience. While the longevity of the bars may be a concern for some, the appealing scents and skin-friendly ingredients make it a worthwhile choice for many.

It's a great bar of soap. My son loves it and the smell is a masculine smell. It is suddsy and cleans the skin well. My son loves them. The value is so so. They are great but pricey

Great soap been using them for awhile and they last awhile too I like how the smell lasts awhile and it's a great price for the pack

As a soap maker, this is the only other soap my husband will use. He loves the scent, how clean it gets his skin, and it comes in a variety of many different scents.

I like the scents. The bars lather well, and leaves your skin feeling clean. But...the bars are blocks with sharp edges and corners (I know...it's soap! But, those corners and edges still hurt!) And, the shape of the bar makes it difficult to use! Dr.Squatch....blocks of soap are difficult to use in the shower! Why not mold them into a more rounded shape!!! Please!!

I discovered this brand at Sprouts, and immediately fell in love. Of course, the logical thing to do was to see what scents Amazon has! So let me tell you.. Amazon has ALL THE SCENTS, even some that I think are yet to exist. I haven’t committed to buying the really big pack, but I’ve gotten several three and five packs. Pine tar and Greek yogurt eucalyptus are my favorites. (Yes, those really are the names.) A word of warning, though. The scents are VERY true to form, for example, spearmint basil is nice, but it literally smells like you are rubbing fresh basil all over your body. At least that one is very pleasant after you exit the shower. Oh, yeah. That’s an important thing to know. You WILL smell like the soap after you shower. It is a faint but pleasant lingering. Also, your bathroom is going to smell amazing after you unwrap your pack. The soap works well, too. I should probably mention that. The drastic edges suck for the first use, but no need to be a baby about it.

Great soap but a little too pricey.

Recently I've been really trying to pay attention to what I put in and on my body. And in that regard, the Squatch brand came highly recommended for the personal hygiene department. At first, when I was making the purchase, I was a little overwhelmed by all the scent choices. As a typical man, I didn't put too much thought into soap before. Soap was soap. So I just picked one of the 5-bar variety packs. Of course, the first thing you want to do though once receiving the box is "I want to smell them". And I was pleasantly surprised, and was looking forward to my next shower. So let's start with the scent then. Of the 5 flavors, here is my ranking from most to least favorite: 1) Wood Barrel Bourbon (WBB), 2) Coconut Castaway (CC), 3) Gold Moss (GM), 4) Birchwood Breeze (BB), 5) Fresh Falls (FF). And it's not like I didn't like FF. It just reminded me more like a standard soap smell. Whereas all the other scents felt more earthy or exotic. I asked my wife to smell too. So for her opinion, I did not get a complete ranking. But her most favorite was also the WBB. And her least was the GM. So anyway, WBB is the front runner in this house. Moving on. The next thing I did was review the ingredients. I use an app that scans the product and tells me, because there's no way I'm going to research each thing myself. So all 5 bars had high rankings. But it was interesting to find BB and CC had slightly lower marks due to the inclusion of titanium dioxide. The app labels this as low risk, and I'll let you look that up for the details. But the other 3 bars did not have it. So again, WBB comes out on top for me. Moving on. I have not been able to use all of them. But of course, I went straight for the WBB. Again it smells so good when I step into the shower. I can smell it even before starting to scrub. It seems to lather good. No complaints there. The first couple uses, it felt smooth on the skin. As it starts to wear down, I started to feel a bit of the grit in the soap. I don't find this as a bad thing. Just noticeable. Also, I think it wears down faster than normal soap. Could be why buying 5 bars at a time is the way to go. (As I thought at first, man, 5 bars of soap will last me a long time. But probably not now at this rate.) Also, the shape was odd to me. The square instead of the standard rectangular shape. It sat awkwardly in my soap dish for a bit. Until it wore down. Neither of those things is enough to mark any points off though. I am thoroughly happy with this soap. I look forward to trying more flavors. And I look forward to trying more Squatch products overall.