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Nowadays, many of us would prefer to avoid the aluminum, artificial ingredients and other harsh chemicals often found in conventional deodorants. 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. Perhaps 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. Plus, since most of them seem to be targeted toward women, they often come in feminine scents like vanilla or eucalyptus, which don’t exactly give off the vibe I’m going for. I would recommend the soap for its exfoliating quality, scents, and healthy ingredients; however, the scents do not linger, and personally if you want a scent to linger, just buy a cologne. I did not particularly enjoy the soaps breaking apart easily, maybe they have gotten better over the years. Additionally, they cost, a lot, and now that I'm trying to save more money I don't really have the spare cash to be paying for this kind of soap.
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. They smelled nice in the shower, the skin exfoliating soap like the pine tar did wonders on my skin and felt great especially on my feet. Some soaps I remember had a good lingering scent, and they did offer a nice showering experience. The healthy ingredients that are used in the soap were great on my skin.Namely, most natural deodorants just aren’t strong enough to properly keep B.O. at bay and mask my disgusting stench natural man musk. Shampoo and Conditioner: 2/10, smells good but works like crap. Crap might actually work better. Final (honest) Thoughts
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. 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. Unfortunately, while natural deodorant is free of the junky artificial sh*t that plagues traditional deodorant, in my experience natural products have a few problems of their own: 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.
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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. 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. 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.
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