Professor Fuzzworthy’s Beard Shampoo Bar for Extra Soft Healthy Beard – Tames Beard with Beer & Rhassoul Clay – All Natural Ingredients – Australia, 4.2 oz

If You’re Man, Shop Like One
I have been growing my beard for the past 6 months, which I believe is the longest it’s ever been (nothing impressive, but quite thick). I regularly used the same shampoos and conditioners that I used on my head, but my beard always felt brittle and coarse. With a quick google search, I realized there was a whole world of beard products that I had never known about.This is an excellent, gentle shampoo that lathers into a rich wash for the face fur. The smell is a little unusual, and the “woodsy” description sounds appropriate. However, I quite like the scent, but it doesn’t seem to remain after rinsing, so it’s really not an issue either way. After rubbing the bar on my face, I will give my beard a good rubbing with these tree-cutting, fly-fishing, bear wrestling weapons that I call hands. After rinsing, my beard feels cleaner than ever. Make sure not to stop there though. Get yourself a good conditioner and/or beard oil/wax to make sure you’re achieving your maximum manly potential. Think it’s manly to have an all-natural, unkempt, untreated brillo pad filled with tasty morsols of food on your face? You’re wrong. It’s 2014. You’re not a bum. You’re a man.I bought this one month ago, and there’s still enough to last me easily another month, maybe two. Granted, I only use it a few times a week, so if you plan on using it daily it may not last as long for you. However, I’ve noticed that where I leave it seems to degrade it more than my actual use. It resides on a shower caddy under my showerhead, and while the water doesn’t drip onto it directly, I’m sure it catches some splashes at least. The bottom of the shampoo bar takes the shape of the grate it rests on, so I know I’m losing a little bit of longevity out of it from my placement. I recommend not doing that :)First beard-specific shampoo I’ve tried. I’m so happy with it though, that it may be the last.Disclaimer: Using it once will not make you look like that dapper gentleman seen pictured on the box with a raging heart of untamed fire and computer-defeating chess-champion intellect. But your partner may think so, and that’s mildly important.

Seems good for me, but maybe not for you
I’ve used several brands of liquid beard cleaner/wash/shampoo so this is the first bar soap I’ve tried. I like it quite a bit so far. The smell is nice and is on the light side. The cube is easy to use and it lathers very quickly with lots of suds. The first thing I noticed right away as I used it is that it is very much a cleansing soap. If you’re used to liquids you’ll likely be used to a more shampoo, at least somewhat moisturizing experience. This is a squeaky clean experience make no mistake. So I found it very good at cleaning the beard. You definitely, or at least I couldn’t imagine not, need some type of beard oil, balm or butter after you shower. Once I dried, applied oil and brushed my beard it felt nice and clean and soft. I would personally not recommend this soap if you have very dry skin or hair. It literally strips the beard clean. I’ve not been using it long so can’t comment yet on how it goes long term so we’ll see. But I just can’t stress that enough that there is about zero moisturizing in this. Which is either a good or bad thing depending on each person.

The best beard wash/shampoo I’ve tried yet, and I’ve tried a few. As someone else commented, it cleans your beard so well that you can hear a squeak as your fingers pass over your clean beard. I can even see traces of the previous day’s beard treatments around the plughole of the sink when I pull the plug! I pass the bar once down the beard on my two cheeks (one direction only) and then massage with my fingers to produce loads of great smelling suds. It leaves my beard feeling clean and soft with a nice amount of volume. No dryness. As others have said, it may seem a little pricey, but I’m sure it is going to last ages, so it will prove very economical in the long run.

“Dose nothing more than soap.” I had written earlier, and void made me realise what a difference it makes. Now I highly recommend it.