The natural soap is really Dr. Squatch’s thing. The company uses natural ingredients, a cold-process manufacturing method (which I don’t really understand, but maybe I’ll find a YouTube video to embed), and the bars are pretty beefy. They’re huge chunks of soap. And that’s a good think, as they are a bit pricey compared to big brand soaps. Another reviewer said in their nonsense blog’s Dr Squatch Soap Review that you can expect to get 10 washes out of this soap. That’s bullshit. I used one bar of Pine Tar every day (sometimes twice a day) for almost four weeks. This is after yard work, working on the car, fixing stuff around the house… You know, just being freggin’ awesome. I was so impressed with how long this soap lasts. Nowadays, many of us would prefer to avoid the aluminum, artificial ingredients and other harsh chemicals often found in conventional deodorants.

In my experience with previous brands, most ​​natural men’s deodorant keeps you fresh-smelling for the morning, but starts waning shortly after lunch, when the growth of odor becomes too much for it to handle. Second, Dr. Squatch actually provides better value for your dollar than other natural deodorants, because both its strength and its scents are specifically formulated for guys. All of the bar soap smells great, but the Pine Tar has been my favorite. Dr. Squatch describes it as smelling like an “old forest grove.” It smells like pine. It also contains a heavy grit for exfoliating dead skin cells, and the soap lathers up well to help get really clean. And third, there are multiple ways to score a deal, so if you play it right you’ll actually end up spending less on Dr. Squatch’s deodorant than you would on other, less-enticing natural brands. Total Score on Price: 4.2/5Perhaps most impressive was the fact that they held up well both on business days and on weekends, when I’m often quite active and tend to work up a pretty good sweat. Shampoo and Conditioner: 2/10, smells good but works like crap. Crap might actually work better. Final (honest) Thoughts The list of ingredients in Squatch bar soap is boring as hell, but they’re all-natural, and the important ones are natural oils like olive oil, palm oil, and coconut oils, as well as shea butter, and some essential oils, depending on the particular bar soap. No harsh chemicals or artificial stuff like regular soaps. This is probably the weirdest thing I've ever got off my chest and here it goes. Dr. Squatch isn't the best soap, but it isn't the worst either. Recently I spent a few weeks trying a natural deodorant from Dr. Squatch, a company that uses all natural ingredients to create men’s grooming products, which they claim are strong enough to counter guys’ burly body odor.

Even more importantly than how it rolls on is how a deodorant performs throughout the day, and on this front I was surprised to find myself very impressed. I’m not a tall man, and I’m not particularly handsome. I can’t throw a 90 MPH fastball, and I can’t dunk a basketball. I don’t have a ton going for me, but I do have one thing: Great hair. They don't last long, some soaps last longer than others, but for some reason, pine tar never lasted more than a week or so, and broke easily. A lot of the scents don't linger, and from my experience, the soaps never really lathered well. I never realized this until I tried other soaps, and got an insane amount of lathering.I love this bar soap. The smell, the lather, how long it lasts, and how well it cleans are all spot on. I’m a hairy dude (‘bet you didn’t know we were going to get so intimate in this review), and this soap does a great job of cleaning my mane. It also exfoliates some of the dry skin in my rough areas (wouldn’t you like to know?).It’s just good soap.

While the price point is higher for natural deodorant than it is for the regular kind, the increased quality makes the value proposition more than worthwhile. Even though Dr. Squatch uses natural ingredients, the list consists of some complicated names that you and I probably don’t understand. The important part to understand is that it uses charcoal for odor protection, arrowroot for moisture absorption, and probiotics to restore balance.Namely, most natural deodorants just aren’t strong enough to properly keep B.O. at bay and mask my disgusting stench natural man musk.

First and foremost, it’s a superior product. As mentioned, Dr. Squatch’s deodorants don’t come with the artificials ingredients (and risks of negative health effects) of regular mass-market deodorants. For modern, health-conscious guys who don’t want to deal with the artificial sh*t they put in mass-market deodorants – but also don’t want to spend the whole day smelling like a flower garden – finding a natural deodorant that’s both hard-working and masculine-smelling is a rarity. I'd say save the cash and don't buy into the hype. what's on offer isn't better than anything else.

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Stripping out the natural ingredients is one of the key ways that big mass-market brands save money, which is why natural deodorant generally costs more than traditional deodorant. Smells great, although I will say that the pine tar is a little too much like regular household pine disinfectant cleaning products! However if you like the smell of a fresh toilet, the pine tar might be right up your alley!