Solid Shampoo Bar Rich Lather 3 in 1: Hair, Beard & Body Wash - Plastic Free & Eco-Friendly, Natural & Organic Clean for All Hair Types, 4oz Bar (Variety, 3-Pack)

I’m 56 and my gray hair is semi-coarse, medium-fine hair; I have short hair. I have tried both of the 3-packs of the "Grownass Man" & the J·R·Liggett's shampoo bars and the J·R·Liggett's Herbal one.This review will be posted on both of the Grownass Man & the J·R·Liggett's review areas since none of them were duds.J·R·Liggett's has more oils that are great for conditioning in each soap bar. Grownass Man does not but it seems they thought-out well and tested their soaps well and came out with outstanding shampoo soaps.I was looking for a shampoo bar with conditioning power, cleaning power, and nicely scented. Granted that J·R·Liggett's has good oils with excellent conditioning power like Hemp Oil that is in the 90s and Grownass Man has Avocado Oil that is in the 70s. I have learned that the higher the conditioning power the more water you need to rinse out your hair to avoid a waxy build-up and get off all the soap in your hair.Grownass man has very nice scents in all their bars where the scents stay and linger in the bathroom (it’s a very nice, pleasant scent) and J·R·Liggett's has mild-to-no scents for those with allergies.J·R·Liggett's is $26.99 for one 3-pack of three different shampoo bars of Tea Tree & Hemp Oil, Jojoba & Peppermint, and Coconut & Argan. I have also tried a separate one of Green Herbal one and it had a nice smell and a very good shampoo bar.Grownass Man is $39.99 for six bars (2 sets of three different bars) of Chill Out, Last Call, and Mint Condition. They have an Orange Shampoo Bar that I have not tried, but by reading what it has, I was not interested in that one.J·R·Liggett's bars are 3.5 oz and look like a small cube (they are small in size).Grownass Man bars are 4 oz and they look and feel like a chunky traditional bar of soap.Both of them last long but, Grownass Man lasts longer.My wife tried the J·R·Liggett's bars because they have more than three oils per bar, but she didn’t like the labor it took to wash her long hair every day and some of her hair was not washed even like a liquid shampoo would. I agree with her that they are perfect for people with short hair and would have liked some bars with more feminine scents.----------------Updated:I forgot to mention the following:- I stopped using, after three days, the J·R·Liggett's Argon Oil bar because it had a good amount of wax build up and gave me a flaky scalp.- The Herbal one smelled and felt more natural.- The Grownass Man's "Last Call" shampoo bar has this nice and strong manly-scent that I enjoyed the most. The entire bathroom smelled nice. It's Jojoba oil is great but it's conditioning power is a 12. And it gave me a slight waxy build up.- I used a lot more water with the ones that gave me a waxy build up to try to minimize the build up.------------------Of all of these 7 Shampoo Bars that I used, I have found that for me only, one from each Company work for me.- Grownass Man has “Chill Out that is an excellent Shampoo soap bar. Chill out has Avocado Oil (70) and Tea Tree Oil.- J·R·Liggett's has an excellent one with Tea Tree and Hemp Oil (90) as wellOf these two, I like the “Chill Out” bar from Grownass Man because it has a very nice scent after I shower and even if when you leave it out to dry, it has a very scent throughout the bathroom; impressive. And because it is a 4 oz bar (not 3.5 oz) and it’s cheaper.If you don’t want to try all of these and don’t want to spend a lot of money, like I did, get “Chill Out” from Grownass Man. I am very sure that you will be happy with it.————————-Updated: 21 August 2023After trying and using up all these 7 soaps, I decided to go back to Grownass Man Shampoo Soaps. In general, both have essential oils for your shampoo needs since everyone has different hair maintenance needs. Grownass Man beats JR Liggetts in price, quantity, and if you’rea guy, that manly smell of Grownass Man’s soaps beats JR Liggetts: by far.——————————-*Note: that in order to see the results of each soap, you have to try them out for at least 7-10 days. For me, some gave me waxy-build-up hair and some left me with dry hair. I like the 3-packs with different types to see with one worked for me.If this review is helpful in any way, please click on the "Helpful" button below. TIA

I was skeptical about this, so I tested it on my recent vacation and was pleasantly surprised. My hair, skin and beard all felt clean. Would definitely recommend as a carry on for travel.

This shampoo bar works fine, and I like the mild fragrance, even though I am female. It seems to have been hit by tariffs since the price went up 25% in a month.

I have used other shampoo bars, and have enjoyed them, these are better by far, rich thick lather, no residual film, decent size bars. The only con I can see at this time is the bars are fresh, so there soft, which helps them disappear faster, use a drying type dish for longevity, (pressed diamtomaceous earth dishes work excellent) . Highly recommended.PRO TIP: soaps contain a lot of water, remove bars from package and allow to dry for a few weeks before use will almost double the lifespan..

My husband absolutely loves the Grown Ass Man shampoo bar! He’s all about simplicity, and the all-in-one aspect makes his shower routine quick and easy. It lathers nicely, smells amazing, and leaves his hair and beard feeling clean and soft. It’s a great product that delivers exactly what it promises—we’ll definitely be buying it again!

Smells strong out of the box, but is good when washing. It has an incredible lather which will help it last longer

I bought this for my boy children. I used it as well. Smell is ok. Very herbal. Ok for body but leaves hair feeling sticky. Can’t comb through Greta after. Looked oily after blow drying and the next day the scalp smells kinda stinky.

Smells great, only one ingredient causes build up. I will use a vinegar rinse occasionally to combat that. Great for travel.