Packer's Pine Pine Tar Soap bar — 3.2 oz pack of 6, all‑natural pine tar & oils, gentle moisturizing lather

Packer's Pine Tar Soap is a traditional all‑natural bar made with genuine pine tar and oils to gently cleanse and soothe dry, irritated skin while leaving a subtle woodsy scent.

First formulated in 1869, this time‑tested soap blends pine tar and pine oils in a simple, preservative‑minimal formula. Free from parabens, sulfates, phthalates, creosote and artificial fragrances or colorants, it’s marketed for everyday use on body, face, scalp and hair. The result is a rugged, smoky pine aroma that fades after rinsing and a moisturizing lather intended to help with common skin discomforts without heavy synthetic additives.

What makes this pine tar soap different from regular body bars?

Packer's uses authentic pine tar and pine oils rather than added perfumes or synthetic detergents. That gives the bar a distinctive smoky, woodsy scent and a thicker, conditioning lather compared with many mainstream soaps.

• Contains genuine pine tar and pine oils for natural fragrance and texture
• No added artificial fragrances, colorants, parabens, sulfates or phthalates
• Traditional slow‑cure style bar formulated since 1869
• Versatile for use on body, hair, face and scalp

How does this soap fit into a daily grooming routine?

The bar can be used like any other soap: lather with water and apply to skin, scalp or hair, then rinse. Because of its pine tar content, many users find it especially useful when skin is dry or itchy, and it pairs well with a follow‑up moisturizer.

• Create a rich lather with a washcloth or hands for daily cleansing
• Use on scalp as a shampoo substitute when desired; rinse thoroughly
• Follow with a light lotion to lock in moisture on dry skin
• Convenient 3.2 oz bars sold in a pack of six for travel and backups

Will the scent be overpowering or linger on clothes?

The soap has smoky, woodsy top notes from pine tar that are noticeable during use but fade after rinsing. Most people report only a faint residual aroma, and normal laundering removes any lingering scent from clothing.

• Smoky pine aroma present while washing, diminishes after rinse
• Not formulated with synthetic perfumes that persist
• Washable fabrics typically lose any trace scent in the laundry

What are practical uses and care tips for the bar?

Packer's Pine Tar Soap is often used for outdoor activities, travel, and everyday personal care when a simpler ingredient list is preferred. Store bars in a dry, ventilated soap dish between uses to extend lifespan and keep the aroma controlled.

• Great for camping, gardening, or after outdoor exposure
• Works on face, body, scalp and even to help wash off plant residues
• Keep on a draining soap tray to prevent softening between uses
• Pack of six provides spare bars for trips and long‑term use

Who is this for: Packer's Pine Tar Soap suits shoppers seeking a minimal, historically rooted grooming bar with natural pine tar and oils instead of synthetic fragrances or harsh surfactants. It appeals to people who prefer classic formulations, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone wanting a multi‑purpose soap for body, hair and scalp in a compact 3.2 ounce bar sold as a six‑pack.