Mostly positive.... . Shipping 4 stars. Order processing/shipping could improve. The product quality is 5 stars The customer service 3.5 stars. The rep I communicated with just gave carbon copy replies and did not care. It is just after Black Friday and Cyber Monday so it's reasonable to assume they are super busy trying to to get all the orders from the sales out! I just cannot stand when an order is marked as shipped but 4-5 days later it still shows the shipper hasn't received the package.

Amazing products have been using Dr Squatch soap for a bit now, and I have to say I am impressed. I have tried several scents, such as Pine Tar, Cool Fresh Aloe, and Wood Barrel Bourbon, and they all have a masculine, woodsy, and refreshing. The scents are not overpowering, but they linger on the skin for a while. It costs about $11.49 per bar, which is quite expensive compared to other soaps. However, I think it is worth it for the quality, the natural ingredients, and the amazing scents. The soap also lasts longer than I expected, as long as you keep it dry between uses. Overall, I would recommend Dr Squatch soap to anyone who is looking for a natural, handmade, and masculine soap that cleans, moisturizes, and smells great. It is a great way to pamper yourself and your skin, and to feel more like a man. Dr Squatch soap is definitely one of the best soaps for men on the market 5 stars

Overpriced - Rubbish Overpriced! They rave on about the amazing scent of the soap. It’s absolutely garbage. They barely smell of anything never mind if being an amazing smell. The bar of soaps literally disintegrates after a week. For an £8 bar of soap you’d think it would last more than a weeks worth of use. Adverts are a joke, company is almost certain part of some satanic cult. Madness how these companies manage to get so big and steal so much money off people.

Worth it I have been using Dr. Squatch soap for a while now, and I honestly think it is the best soap out there. I have psoriasis, and using these soaps seem to keep it under control. I have even recommended it to other people with psoriasis, and they have all said the same.

Underwhelming I found it to be rather ineffective, offering minimal benefits, and the scent was quite ordinary. The price seemed disproportionately high considering its lackluster performance as a soap. Additionally, I was unimpressed by the marketing approach, which seemed to target a less discerning audience. Overall, I was disappointed with the product and company and wouldn't recommend it.