Any of you guys try Dr. Squatch soaps?

Thanks, gaetti

I'll order some. Was most interested in the pine tar and nautical sage.

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Funny commercial,

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seems like a good product.

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You sound like a sucker Baw

Bought the Purple mattress for the same reason.

1 for 1

Been all I use for a year now.

Aloe, citrus, and pine tar are my favorites. Deep Sea Goats milk is solid too.

I use the shampoo and conditioner as well. You can decide for yourself if you like the soap or not but the hair system is factually incredible.

It's something that happens with most of that pretending not to be hippie soap. And I admit I'm hard on my soap. I scrub until my starfish is pink but soap shouldn't feel like wet clay in your hand after 5 minutes.

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I scrub until my starfish is pink but soap shouldn't feel like wet clay in your hand after 5 minutes

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you must stick that soap up your arse

I've never had a bar feel like wet clay after 5 minutes

My wife has been on a kick of buying stuff from our local soap shop.

It usually smells good, but the residue is hell on showers & tubs. It actually eats away the silicone caulk.

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. I scrub until my starfish is pink but soap shouldn't feel like wet clay in your hand after 5 minutes.

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That wasn't soap in your hand, baw.

I bought a massive bundle around Christmas when they’re about 40% off. Pine tar is amazing and I like Crisp IPA a good bit. I haven’t tried all, but I think Pine Tar lasts the longest. I’d say one bar lasts roughly 2-3 weeks depending how much I’m showering.

I like pine tar because it has a little exfoliation with it. All you have to do is wet your skin, scrub over your skin maybe once, then use your hands so get the lather and bubbles. I’ve also done a washcloth and it gets hella soapy.

I feel as though people who go through bars of soap in a few days don’t understand how they work. They are not meant to be held underwater, they are to go onto your skin or an object, then the water soaps them up