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Field Notes natural soap for men by Bearsville Soap Company
Field Notes natural soap bar for men by Bearsville Soap Company
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Written from the ground up.

This one has roots. Green and steady on the open - geranium leads with a leafy brightness, then patchouli settles in underneath for an earthy, woodsy base.

A hit of citrus delivers a clear top edge that reads fresh, not heavy.

 

  • Approximately 5 oz bar.

    Handcrafted the old-school, cold-process way.

  • No harsh chemicals.

    Formulated without parabens, phthalates, or sulfates. Cruelty-free and vegan.

  • Made in the USA.

    Poured, cut, and cured in small batches.

  • Carbon-neutral shipping.

    Every order offsets its carbon footprint.

The good stuff.

What gives this bar its character.

Geranium essential oil

Balances oil and keeps skin from breaking out.

Patchouli essential oil

Fights bacteria, tightens pores, and clears skin.

Shea Butter

Fatty acids and vitamins. Conditions and holds moisture in.

Coconut oil

Delivers the lather. Lauric acid cleanses without stripping.

Ingredients: saponified organic oils (olive, coconut, sunflower, sustainable palm, hemp, shea butter), essential oils of geranium and patchouli

Why cold process matters.

Most commercial “soaps” are detergent bricks packed with synthetics - built to foam big and cost little.

Cold-process is a traditional handcrafted method that retains glycerin, a valuable natural moisturizer.

Real soap doesn't leave skin tight or stripped - and shouldn’t need a lotion to fix what it broke.

5.0
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
Based on 2 reviews
2 reviews
  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Field

    Lathers great

    Joe B.
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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Field notes

    Another great scent from Bearsville!!!

    Robert G.
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