I love Stirling bath soap. Wondering if anyone uses it in their hair too? Also would love to try some other artisan soaps if there is someone who knows of a brand they think is equal to or better than Stirling that they can recommend.

I began by having it in the shower, but decided later to use it as a hand-soap at my sink. (It was Barbershop). Rod now threw in a sample Naked&Smooth alongside my latest Stirling order. That'll be a hand soap, too.

I am also a fan of Stirling bath soaps, they are the best I have ever tried. I usual shower twice a day, once in the morning and again after the gym so they have helped save my skin. Other artisan bath soaps I like allot are Crowne and Crane and Mike's.

For shampoo bars my favorite is Queen Charlotte Soaps but they closed shop. I also liked Mike's shampoo bars. I am currently looking for a replacement for the QCS shampoo bars.

I never tried a bar for a shampoo. I suppose it works just as well, though.

Switching to shampoo bars cured my dandruff and combined with vinegar rinse my hair is much healthier too.

I almost always lather up twice with it when I shower. It has gotten rid of the dry cracked skin on my elbows. Had a lady grab my arm the other night and she couldn't believe how soft my elbows were. I made an order last night and got her a bar of it. Seriously thinking bout making another order in the next few days. Stirling is gonna break me! Lol

I also tried Stirling blu shave soap for the first time tonight and it smelled awesome! Tuscany bath soap smells great too

I have used many of their bar soaps. I like to match them with my shave soaps when possible. For summer, I find there are several that are Mainstays (iced pineapple, mita, black cherry, gin and tonic, and Eskimo tuxedo)

I love them as well. My daughter grabbed Pearberry, my wife grabbed Almond Creme and I got Executive Man. For those special days, I do a complete end to end of EM - bath,shave, and balm.

How many showers do you get from a bar?

I'm not sure. The bars are gigantic. They last a very long time. With my wife and me sharing a bar and both taking daily showers, I would say about 1 1/2 months. We could even stretch that out more by using washcloths more frequently.

To get the stuff to last longer make sure it dries out in between showers.

I don't use it in my hair. I have used Stirling Bath Soaps for over three years now exclusively.

By far the best bath soaps I ever used. The Glacial ones are as cold as their shave soap versions and are perfect for the summer heat. These soaps are so skin-friendly that I could avoid using a moisturizer if I wanted to.

Stirling bath soaps are not bad at all. Cant think of one negative thing about them, nice price, good size bar, lasts quite a while, doesn't leave any residue on skin like most commercial bar soaps.

As far as using it as a shampoo bar, I haven't done so with Stirling, but I have been using my SV 70th Anniversary bath soap as a shampoo as well and have had no negative effects yet.

Better not to use soap on hair.

My daughter insisted I try her Stirling Pearberry bath soap. It was definitely sweet and fruity. More pear than berry but the berry note was definitely there. Soap was very good.

I'm already broke because of Stirling! lolllllllll (just kidding!)

I bet you've tried 'em all..wouldn't be surprised anyway.

I use a shampoo bar from www.Roseofsharonacres.com. They also make bath soaps. I'd say it's worth a look.

Oh, there are plenty I haven't tried yet!

I've been using Stirling exclusively for shampoo for about two months, and haven't had anything negative happen. No more flakes, and my hair has a nicer sheen.