I bought that soap from those YouTube ads

Review of Dr. Squatch from both the perspective of a consumer buying soap, and as a YouTuber looking for quality sponsors.

Review of Dr. Squatch from both the perspective of a consumer buying soap, and as a YouTuber looking for quality sponsors.

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Table of Contents:
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0:00 - Intro & Disclosure
1:23 - Cringe Website
3:00 - Creepy Logo
3:27 - Free Shipping Fiasco
4:28 - Absurd Prices
6:03 - Unboxing
6:55 - Soap Science
7:37 - Business Side
9:41 - Test & Review
11:25 - Making My Own Soap
14:25 - Funky Time

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[geraldundone]

The first six million people to sign up will get an NFT of my Prof Yeti pine needle soap. All NFTs will be delivered by the 33rd of Jantober 2066. 🦄
But seriously, the Nebula + CS bundle is a great deal. 🤓👍

[wolvenwoodstudio]

Soap off the interwebs = $100
Having a Dr. Squatch add pop up at the end of the video = Priceless

[Beardbrand]

Note to self. Don't show Gerald any ads.

[kneerunjun]

Gerald losing his mind over overpriced soap is exactly what I needed tonight. Cheers, Ger!

[Traveler]

They’re selling these bars of soap for $5 a piece at my local Walmart. So much easier than ordering it online.

[PiXimperfect]

Can't believe that I didn't realize when the video was over!!! Thank you, Gerald, the next time I buy a bar of soap, this video will come to mind.

[HK_]

I've used Sasquatch soap before and I honestly quite like it. I mean it's absolutely unnecessary expense it for soap. But I enjoy how strong the sentence, the texture of it on my skin, and I actually enjoyed the grainy texture of the Sand & Oates as well. Maybe this is just psychological, but I actually feel like I'm scrubbing the dirt and grime off of my body. My skin it's also very sensitive and gets very itchy a lot so it honestly helps with that as I'm wiping down cuz that grainy texture with these scratches it up real good. That's just me personally, probably other people may not like that. I could tell from your tone that you didn't. But I personally enjoy it. It almost feels like I'm scratching my back as I wipe with soap. It's just quite awkward to hold in the hand given that it's a perfect square ⬛

[danielschmaderer]

I never asked for a soap review, yet I didn’t realize how much I needed it.

[benvasilinda]

The best soap I’ve ever bought and still use today is from Caswell-Massey. It’s not cheap but it’s triple milled and has whatever fragrance u want in the soap. One bar last 3-4 weeks if used everyday. U buy the 12 pack and u get a year of soap for under $100 and no need for cologne after using it.

[JokingJay]

Gerald screeching "it's just soap!!!" is how I feel every time I walk into Whole Foods, but about most of the stuff in the store.

[wallywest]

100% serious, there was a Dr. Squatch ad after the video... Perfection.

[whatwelearned]

Not sure how I feel about enjoying this man's quite rapid descent into madness 😂

[DelantedeCristo]

The bar is not overpriced when you learn how much it cost to make real natural soap.

People have the option to buy commercial soap and they are really affordable, but they have bad ingredients like SLS, parabens, phahlate and others.

Real soap is made from fats and Lye. Oils and lye are really expensive, like Shea butter, mango butter, Olive oil, coconut oil, avocado Oil, Palm Oil RSPO certified, sweet almond oil and much more. If you add additives, Kaolin clay, dead sea mud, oatmeal, honey, activated Bamboo Charcoal and much more.

People don't appreciate natural products and don't know the real monetary value of those artisan products.

Believe me, making real soap from scratch is expensive, difficult, dangerous and time consuming.

Commercial soap is just detergent, skin drying and triggers eczema.

[davidlewis]

I broke down one holiday season and bought a bundle and whatever that bundle was came with a Soap Gripper. My thought on the Soap Gripper was exactly what you suggested before I used it. The Gripper is a hard plastic that you push into the bar and besides making it easier to hold it greatly helps bars from falling apart when they get thin. For what it is the Gripper is overpriced but it does work. I found that a number of the soaps smelled very nice, especially the Bay Rum.

[briantripp]

A few years ago, I got the urge to make my own soap. It's extremely easy, and there are literally hundreds of fragrances to pick from. Personally, I'll never buy another bar of soap.

[ankitjojha]

“THIS IS SOAP, THIS IS SOAP. IT’S SOAP, MY GOD.”

I didn’t expect this but damn do I love this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[derekortiz]

Never knew a bar of soap would make a Canadian get so frustrated.

[Brooks]

So, the issue with free shipping is actually that they don't have the promo setup correctly. It's set to trigger at $77 instead of $75. The screenshot of the support chat you put in the video is hilarious because they obviously just made up the "international processing fee" on the fly to avoid actually supporting a possible customer. If you go to the Canadian store and create an order value of $77 you should see free shipping(works for me).

[xXxDiamondTigerxXx]

“Cereal grains and beach scraps” 😂😂 idk why but I laughed so hard

[stevenkralovec]

“It definitely functions as soap.” -Gerald Undone