great review! I’m from hawaii and was listening to this, could tell your local accent was there! mahalo for the info on the soaps! just got the bourbon oak and iced lager bars coming to me. aloha!
The man, the myth, the legend! So glad to have you posting again! Life's been rough for sure, but having your positivity out there in the world always helps!
Thanks David. You have always been there for me and I feel the support from you. Keep up the hard work as well and your positivity! It's helping me thousands of miles away!
For the face, this kind of good artisanal soap is excellent. I had some problems sometimes with industrial soaps, a little dermatitis. If I look at your channel it's because I went to the bright side of shaving. I wanted to do the same to wash my face. I discovered the handmade soaps from small farms at home in France and particularly those with fresh goat's milk (and donkey but I have not yet tested). I have never had a problem with my skin again and it has become very smooth and hydrated. I run the wet soap all over my face and then lather and leave on like a face mask for at least two minutes and then rinse off. The soaps look like the ones you have, plain or colored with pieces. I have nature, bay leaf, honey, lavender / basil / rosemary and everything is from the farm. It is a good thing to find and use these kinds of products as you do, they are the perfect complement to traditional shaving. Two thumbs up.
Thank you so much for the words and watching! I too have found these handmade soaps to give me much better results and I k ow it's helping hard working individuals. It sounds like you have some really cool products as well!
@@Antonya944 Of course Dumbass, everybody knows that, lol. The soap is great, but they dont make it. I buy soaps to sell and i get them from the same place. But it seems to me that when it comes to soap companies, you dont know your ass from your elbow.
@@Antonya944 Go to Sams Natural Handmade Soaps. They sell soap to wholesalers like me and tons of other companies. All the soaps from Bearsville are there, with a different name of course, but all there. Everybody knows that, just like Dr. Squatch gets their soap from The Soap Guy. I think your the only person on Gods green earth that doesn't know that from 1 to 10, 9 soap companies dont make their own soap. They buy wholesale, its easier and cheaper. Do your homework Dude.
Welcome back Silky 😎🤙🏾
Thanks Marc! Good to be back buddy.
Yay silky is back missed you brother
I appreciate you Jeff. Things should be back to normal this coming week!
great review! I’m from hawaii and was listening to this, could tell your local accent was there! mahalo for the info on the soaps! just got the bourbon oak and iced lager bars coming to me. aloha!
The man, the myth, the legend! So glad to have you posting again! Life's been rough for sure, but having your positivity out there in the world always helps!
Thanks David. You have always been there for me and I feel the support from you. Keep up the hard work as well and your positivity! It's helping me thousands of miles away!
For the face, this kind of good artisanal soap is excellent. I had some problems sometimes with industrial soaps, a little dermatitis. If I look at your channel it's because I went to the bright side of shaving. I wanted to do the same to wash my face. I discovered the handmade soaps from small farms at home in France and particularly those with fresh goat's milk (and donkey but I have not yet tested). I have never had a problem with my skin again and it has become very smooth and hydrated. I run the wet soap all over my face and then lather and leave on like a face mask for at least two minutes and then rinse off. The soaps look like the ones you have, plain or colored with pieces. I have nature, bay leaf, honey, lavender / basil / rosemary and everything is from the farm. It is a good thing to find and use these kinds of products as you do, they are the perfect complement to traditional shaving. Two thumbs up.
Thank you so much for the words and watching! I too have found these handmade soaps to give me much better results and I k ow it's helping hard working individuals. It sounds like you have some really cool products as well!
I like their packaging, and those scents sound nice!
They smell absolutely amazing my friend.
Welcome back Silky. Bearsville make very nice soaps. My favorite is sandalwood vanilla.
Thanks Mike! They all are strongly scented which I love.
Welcome back Silky! Great review on products from a company I never heard of.
Thanks David!
Putting Bearsville on my list. Thanks Silky!
They smell absolutely amazing.
Sams Wholesale Soap, thats where Bearsville gets their soap from, they dont make it themselves.
You still believe that bullshit
@@Antonya944 Of course Dumbass, everybody knows that, lol. The soap is great, but they dont make it. I buy soaps to sell and i get them from the same place. But it seems to me that when it comes to soap companies, you dont know your ass from your elbow.
@@LuisRodriguez-tk5up provide evidence fuck wit
@@Antonya944 Go to Sams Natural Handmade Soaps. They sell soap to wholesalers like me and tons of other companies. All the soaps from Bearsville are there, with a different name of course, but all there. Everybody knows that, just like Dr. Squatch gets their soap from The Soap Guy. I think your the only person on Gods green earth that doesn't know that from 1 to 10, 9 soap companies dont make their own soap. They buy wholesale, its easier and cheaper. Do your homework Dude.