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    LAST CALL: ALL ITEMS MUST GO

    KIND TO ANIMALS
    RECYCLABLE PACKAGING
    NATURAL INGREDIENTS
    CRAFTED IN THE USA

    Sometimes we make more soap than we sell in our subscription boxes... and we're here to sell them to you!

    What does this kind of outlaw smell like?

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    A wild adventure, and we are all eager for you to EMBARK!

    How to use

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    Work yourself into a lather. No, really! That's how you use it! These handmade soaps are specifically designed to produce a fun, bounteous lather, while also having a stable lather worthy of shaving. And they're gentle enough to use in your hair!

    Ingredients

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    Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Water, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Fragrance (Parfum), Natural Color.

    Shipping & Returns

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    Most orders ship within a few business days and arrive within 5 business days. Situations outside of our control sometimes interfere, but we do our absolute best.

    If you don't love what you ordered, please reach out to us and we'll either replace your product for free, or we'll give you a refund. If your items cost more than $100, we will issue a return label.

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    Who are the Outlaws?

    We're Danielle & Russ Vincent, and we started Outlaw because we wanted to make a different kind of company.

    We believe that good value doesn't mean cheaper, it means better quality, longer lasting, and more enjoyable to use.

    We believe that good business practices don't have to be at odds with good social practices.

    We believe that people do better when they feel better, and that good scents make people feel better.

    We believe that a rising tide lifts all boats. We lift up other businesses every opportunity we get.

    We believe that kindness costs nothing, but is worth more than gold.

    We believe in the goodness of dogs.

    not sure what to get?

    Wipe that sweat from your brow, my friend, because this is a NO SWEAT zone!

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    Customer Reviews

    Based on 12 reviews
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    john s.
    Awesome Scents

    Great way to get interesting scents that aren't part of the regular line up.

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    Nicole C.
    The Badlands Handmade Soap

    This is one for the books! I wish it was a permanent option!

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    Billy H.
    Heck's Angel

    Exactly what my son wanted will be making more purchases soon

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    Karl L.
    Bought it on a whim

    I enjoy the scent and thought it would break up my continual use of "fire in the hole" & "gambler" soaps.

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    Karissa P.
    Gas and gunpowder

    I picked up some of the overruns of the gas and gunpowder inspired soap and it is perfect! It reminds me of my favorite days at the range and racetrack combined into one.

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    Brimrog

    The soap dissolved really quickly - very odd - not typical experience with Outlaw Soaps

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    Paige W.
    Almost!

    Don't get me wrong, I really like this soap. This scent just might not be what I'm looking for. After this one runs out I'll have to try all the others! This is a good quality soap that makes me feel clean and my skin smooth!

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    Do you love the smokey smell of campfire? How about the pungent scent of an aged whiskey? How about the peppery musk of gunpowder? Well, if you said hell yes to any of these three scents, then you need to look into the men’s care products made by Outlaw.

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