Whats the best soap you guys have ever used?

Apparently men have thicker skin, produce more oils and sweat and thus (((need))) a soap specially tailored to them. But most of that is probably bullshit anyway

Isn't that a women's soap?

More likely it's a different (artificial) perfume they put in the men-specific product.

I use this also. Very basic, doesn't have unnecessary shit in it.

Imagine smelling so bad that you need to scrub your skin with detergent every day.

That probably is also a reason. I guess men don't really want to smell like flowers

except the soap isn't detergent you filthy weasel.

Also if you think your ass and pits are the only place that accumulates grime, you'r a bigger retard.

Imagine allowing bacterial colonies to flourish on your epidermis because you're so uncivilized that you do NOTHING about it other than splash a little water on yourself then wipe your old grimy sweat off with a towel.

I got news for you, Old Son: civilized, intelligent women don't like dirty, smelly guys. A little clean sweat? That's different, it's got your natural pheromones in it. But old sweat and old body oils mixed with dirt and grime from being out in public? LOL no, that stinks of BO and nobody likes it, especially if they have to share a confined space with you (small room, subway car, cab/Uber, etc). Bet your clothes are perpetually smelly, too, even when freshly laundered, and you have sweat stains on the collars of your shirts, too. Get a clue.

>except the soap isn't detergent you filthy weasel.
Yep. Detergent = what you wash your car, clothes, dishes with. If you have to use ""'detergent""" to wash your body, then something's wrong. You'll also probably develop dermatitis from your skin being so completely devoid of natural moisture. Soap like doesn't do that to you.
>Also if you think your ass and pits are the only place that accumulates grime, you're a bigger retard.
LOL no kidding.

I would use this or basic l'occitane soap if they weren't so fucking expensive here in leafland. Pic related or Nivea are my jam.

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Yeah, he doesn't understand that unless it's really extreme, you get used to how you smell to yourself, and don't notice after a while. Other people notice though.

Use what you like, user, but understand this: that's not a 'natural' soap, what they use for the fat source is actually of petroleum origin usually, and it does too good a job, dries your skin out too much. So they put 'moisturizing agents' in it to counter that (more unnatural shit). Then there's the 'deodorant', which you shouldn't need at all. The 'exfoliant' properties I can't speak to, no idea offhand what they do. But if you find yourself being too dry and itchy all the time, or maybe even getting patches of dermatitis, it might be because of the 'soap' you're using.

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My skin is breddy gud, but thanks for your concern I guess. Most soap I buy is lanolin or tallow based and they have fared well on my body.

>basic olive oil-based natural soap
Used to use a version of that. Not cheap. Doesn't lather up very well. Good if you have dry, sensitive skin, though.

Those are good. Natural fat sources.

Someone here used this?

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>Pic related or Nivea are my jam.
Are you me? I love how much they foam and exfoliate

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Pine tar soap.

The illest. ain't got no parabens or nothin'.

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Dr. Bronner's Lavender master race reporting in.

>not making ur own soap as grandma used to back in Eastern Europe

never gonna make it

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Soapmaking is only practical and economical when done on a large scale. If you're making soap from scratch for an entire group of people then sure, but just for yourself? You'd have to make enough to last you 10 years for it to make sense time-and-money wise.

I prefer pic related. It's the best shit after a night at the gym.
>trying to make this a gendered issue
Do women have women's razors because they're insecure? They're different soaps with different scents you fucking tool.

Fug, forgot the pic

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They're easily the best I've used out of all the basic SDM bar soaps. I don't actually find the lather that great with Irish Spring, but Nivea's is insane and it smells so simple and nice. The best lather I've ever seen was with a gift I got, I think it was Ogalalla Bay Rum or something. Check it out.

Got a recipe? I would totally try to bake my own soap.

>Got a recipe?
Google it. One of the oldest human technologies around. Basics: fat source mixed with lye. The trick is getting the ratio right. There are charts all over the place on the 'net. Like I said above, though: only makes sense if done on a large scale; you're not going to make *one* bar of soap at a time, you're going to make more like a *dozen* at a time, minimum. Also it's harder to get the ratios right on a small scale, and if it fails you have a totally unusable mess.

Not saying 'don't do it' but I am saying 'know what you're getting into if you do'. The investment in materials and tools you'll need to do it is enough by itself to put people off the idea.

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>for body/face
Cheap ass curd soap without any perfume or other shit.
>for hands
Aldi had this "Handwaschpaste" stuff, basicly a strong soap with some grit, no matter what you have on your hands, you can remove it with that stuff.
Pretty usefull when working on engines or other stuff with grease/oil.

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Yeah well the way I remember it whenever we killed a pig for christmas, my grandma would use the fat from the pig and other ingredients to make soap in the spring.
We'd get about 10 thick pieces out of one pig. I still prefered the modern soap because it smelled better but desu grandmas soap would do the job as well

Watch the commercials fo dr sasquatch

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Homemade olive oil soap.

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You only need natriumhydroxid besides olive oil/fat of your liking and destilled water. That's like 40€ for like 8L of oliveoil, making something around 8 bread loafs of soap, cut into 10 pieces, you get around 80 pieces of soap a 0,50€. You should be fine for a couple years and the longer your soap lies around, the better it gets.

Making your own soap is really cheap, easy and a better for your skin.

>wash with coconut oil
>why do I have body acne?

Nah, the men stuff doesn't make my dick and ball skin as soft.

You know that not all soap is anti-bacterial/microbial right?

>having a metric assload of soap hanging around
no thanks

I'm not a teenager so I don't have 'body acne'; speak for yourself.

This what I use smells almost as good as pine tar shampoo

Besides which that's just raw materials. Now you have to have something to put it all in while it hardens, and a way to cut it into bars. No thanks, I'll just stick to buying commercially made soap, and save making my own for when I decide to go move to a log cabin in the wilds of Montana or Canada and live off the grid.