Honest Amish Body Soap - Mild Formula for Face & Beard, All Natural Ingredients - 4oz

I've tried all the different brands of "Beard Soap", some are ridiculously expensive too!This soap right here, this is the best stuff I've found by far. It smells AMAZING, it lathers easy, it's not full of a bunch of different chemicals, makes my beard so soft and the price.....have you seen the price?A bar of this will last me months and months but this will be the only beard soap i use from here out.I must say, I've tried a bunch of different beard products from some highly touted brands and I keep coming back to honest amish products. The just work and the price is VERY reasonable!
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As noted, a first-timer with a beard (at 60!). Bought this based upon the feedback, and I wasn't disappointed. Although each person is different, I found the smell pleasant, but not overpowering. As noted, it is a large bar, and as mentioned by others in the feedback, it should last a long time. Get the bar wet, roll it through your hands 2 or 3 times, rub your hands together a bit, and that is all you need. It lathers up well and provides plenty of soap for me (short beard). Very pleased with how it cleans.
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I recently began using this soap to replace other beard washes like Cremo that contain SLS and other undesirable ingredients. It's not a triple- or quad-milled soap, so it probably wouldn't last long if used as a full-body soap, but it creates a terrific lather that seems to do a wonderful job of removing beard oil, beard balm, and other products from my beard.For best results, I find I need to "lather, rinse, and repeat" to get all the other beard care products out of my beard so that it's ready for a fresh application. The beard soap leaves a nice, squeaky-clean feeling in my beard rather than the slick or oily feeling some products leave behind. The inclusion of clay in the product seems to not only help remove the beard oil I use, but also does a great job as a face wash. As a face wash, this soap seems to minimize oily skin without over-drying. Everyone's skin is different, so your mileage may vary in that regard.The one downside for me is the scent. It's a very powerful scent, and one that I actually find mildly unpleasant. It smells both strong and bright, and there's an undertone of something (anise, maybe?) that I find particularly unappealing. However, it fades quickly after rinsing, and the application of beard oil (even unscented ones like Honest Amish Pure) makes it practically undetectable by the time my beard and skin are dry.I've tried it both with and without beard conditioner, and either way I'm finding my beard is happier with this beard wash than anything else I've tried so far. I'd definitely prefer an unscented or differently-scented product, but I'm happy with the purchase. I will definitely buy this again.
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I am a definite fan of this company. So far I have the Slick Soap and the Beard Balm. Clearly scent is a very personal thing, as I notice some folks posting that they don't like the way this smells. I think it smells great... manly, clean and fresh... and it only lingers for a short while anyway.The soap suds up very nicely and it definitely makes my beard "squeaky" clean. Though I am not sure how much it softens and conditions it... thought it did both... but maybe I need to try their Beard Oil for conditioning. I am using another, local brand for that now, which I like... and as I said before I do use the Honest Amish Beard Balm, which I like a great deal!The soap is definitely soft, or at least gets soft in the warm water of a shower. I could see it easily melting away in the water... so don't leave it in your shower. As soon as my face is lathered up, I put it on the counter outside the shower and let it air dry on a soap dish or towel. I also cut the bar into four pieces (It's easily big enough to do that... so they get points for a really decent size bar, too) and have the other three sealed up and waiting to go when this one is done. Overall, I am happy with the soap and definitely with Honest Amish.
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