Old Spice (type) Shaving Soap - Shave Soap - Mens Shaving Soap - Gift for Him - Wet Shaving - Shave Puck - Natural Shave

Father knows best. Well at least as shaving goes. Remember how great he smelled just after he shaved? Or how soft and smooth his face felt. There is nothing quite like the manly art of the wet shave. And even if you don't want to shave you'll want to use this great smelling Old Spice soap.

Our soap has been reformulated to provide you with a thick long lasting lather. It comes in a softer bar to make lathering easier and now has shea butter to condition your skin as you shave. Give it a try - you won't regret it!

Ingredients: water, stearic acid, coconut oil, sodium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide, cocoa butter, shea butter, old spice fragrance

All our soaps are handcrafted in small batches using either the cold or hot process methods which preserves the natural glycerin. Each bar is hand cut and no two will be exactly alike. Of course, our soaps are allowed to cure 4+ weeks to ensure mildness and a long lasting product.

Please review the ingredient list and test for allergic reaction if you have a concern. Some essential oils should not be used on babies or pregnant women, and some may increase photosensitivity.

Soap bars will last longer if allowed to dry between uses. For best results do not allow soap to remain in standing or running water.

What our customers are saying:

Words fail me as I write to compliment you on something so simple and 
mundane as shaving soap. I'm 72 years old, so I've been shaving for a 
while now. I started out with Old Spice shaving soap, mug and bristle 
brush. I have replaced the brush once and continue using the mug. 
It's the soap I'm writing about to you today.
As a kid it was automatic for me to get a replacement bar of Old Spice 
soap. I don't recall exactly when, but it became harder to find the 
Old Spice brand. Out of necessity I switched to another brand 
(maybe something Williams?) Then that brand too disappeared from metro stores. I happened upon a men's hair care boutique who happened to sell fancy shaving soap for $40 a bar. Now, even it has disappeared. Out of desperation I turned to the internet, hoping against hope to find a inexpensive alternative to canned cream.
And then I lucked out in finding the The Village Soapsmith. Holy Moly! 
I had forgotten what real shaving soap was like. The rich lather with 
the same effort I've been applying since I was a kid astounded me. 
I believe I can detect the subtle scent of Old Spice perking up my mind 
early in the morning. Thank you for remaining true to your ideals. 
In such a miniscule way The Village Soapsmith has restored my faith 
in the integrity of American business.

Listing is for one bar weighing approximately 4 ounces. Shaving brush and cup are not included.