Are Mama Bear Shave Soaps too good to be true?

I've recently been browsing the website for Mama Bear Shave Soaps (Mama Bears Soaps and Gift Shop , Mama Bears Shaving Soaps and Bath Products for the Discerning Gentleman and Lady), and am amazed. There are exactly 132 shave soaps on that website, and I want to own every single one of them. To top it off, the prices seem extremely reasonable, and they are made in the United States.

Quite honestly, this seems too good to be true, and I feel like as soon as I use it my face is going to fall off or something.

I was wondering if anybody could shed some light on the situation; has anyone used any of these soaps? And if so, what did you think of them?

Use the "Advance" search button, upper right, put in key words "mama bear", this will give you the threads where this company is talked about.

I like the soaps, BTW.

I have six soaps from mama bear and all are exceptional. The fragrances are unique and the lather is quite good. If you have a doubt then just order one and see for yourself. I plan to place an order for a few of the florals for the spring/summer.

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Originally Posted by honeybuns

I've recently been browsing the website for Mama Bear Shave Soaps (Mama Bears Soaps and Gift Shop , Mama Bears Shaving Soaps and Bath Products for the Discerning Gentleman and Lady), and am amazed. There are exactly 132 shave soaps on that website, and I want to own every single one of them. To top it off, the prices seem extremely reasonable, and they are made in the United States.

Quite honestly, this seems too good to be true, and I feel like as soon as I use it my face is going to fall off or something.

I was wondering if anybody could shed some light on the situation; has anyone used any of these soaps? And if so, what did you think of them?

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I have used them and they are outstanding. The scents are really nice.

Are Mama Bear Shave Soaps too good to be true?

I'm sure Sue would love that headline! :)

I use Mama Bear soaps , and I think they are great . I like Spice Island , and Ye Olde Barbershop .

I have a tub of the Cocoa Absolute soap and everytime I use it I like it more and more. I am not a fan of the smell since I don't really like chocolate that much, but the soap is wonderful.

Honeybuns, it's true about Mama Bear soaps. They are quite good.

I have heard wonderful things but cannot say for certain yet. My shipment has not yet arrived. I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my order.

I ordered a couple of the sample packs awhile back. The sample wedges aren't the easiest to use but they gave me a HUGE variety to try. You get 3-5 shaves with each wedge I would say. I would recommend that route...

I almost only use Mama bear! I have about 20 differend smells of her soap and every soap is good! Smell is great, very good lather, en the service from Sue is very, very good.

I've been to her shop and smelled most of her soaps. Sue is a great lady and the soaps smell great. They also lather well.

Mama Bear's soaps perform wonderfully and the scents are very strong, however they leave my face burning and irritated which is unfortunate, because I like both the scent and performance of these soaps.

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Originally Posted by honeybuns

There are exactly 132 shave soaps on that website

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There is only one shave soap on that website with 132 or more different scents.
If you like glycerin-based soaps it is a good choice.

Personally, I love the "Spellbound Woods" scent.

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Originally Posted by EggSuckingLeech

I ordered a couple of the sample packs awhile back. The sample wedges aren't the easiest to use but they gave me a HUGE variety to try. You get 3-5 shaves with each wedge I would say. I would recommend that route...

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I just put one of the wedges in a recycled Mama Bear container (you could use any microwave safe bowl) and microwave it for about 3 seconds. It melts, spreads over the bottom of the container and is easy to get onto your brush.

BTW, I too really like Mama Bear soaps. I must have a pretty tough face. I have had no problem with irritation.

Shave on.

Hello! Sorry to get in on this one a bit late...

Sue recently added the fav scent: Nag Champa - to her lineup. Talk about excellent
choices/variety!

As to the quality of shave from her soaps: I normally am a tallow dude... I now use her
glycerin based soaps regularly and find them to perform fantastically.

When I have used her wedges; I use a designated DE blade to slice slivers off the wedge & drop them into the bowl, which already has the hot water ready, swish it around untill it melts, then use the brush to whip up the lather.

I'm not on for melting my soaps with a microwave, just me. :shrug: