So I've been looking to swap from all liquid bath products to bars. Help reduce waste, make more space in my bathroom, and it's just easier for traveling. And there's a lot of stuff out there that makes you question if it's worth making the switch... I'm glad to say with Sterling it is worth the switch. Smells great and it's high quality for a really good price. Even my friend Jacob has made the switch after giving him some small sample pieces like to try. My best friends nephew practically ran away with the executive man. 😂 As you can see from the picture I have a full set of the sharp dress and executive man. I also have a set of sandpiper. Those are mine and my girlfriend's favorite scents.

The shampoo lathers up great. It really gets my hair clean, but it doesn't overly strip the oils. I've been able to shampoo my hair everyday without issue. Which is very impressive. Cuz depending on your hair type you only want to shampoo it every other day, and possibly condition it every day.

The conditioner takes a little coaching to get it properly all through your hair. But it's worth it. My hair has never never looked and felt healthier. And I'm glad to say it lasts a good while. You don't have to worry about it running out too quickly. ( But yeah After you shampoo your hair, just put a good coat of conditioner on, and let it sit and your hair as you wash the rest of your body, then runs it out.)

Body soap is pretty great. It's a big chunky boy. Lol. Cuz it's soft I'll actually cut it into smaller strips. I'll keep a strip in the shower for washing my body and another one by the sink to wash my hands. You can get a lot of use out of it. Great lather with a washcloth.

Overall if you can make the switch to bars, I highly recommend it. Especially Sterling soap.

Ps. I'm using this one review and copying patient for the six products. Just cuz it makes it easier on me with the review. I really do feel these are great products.

Absolutely love this product!
Smells Great and the bar seem to Last Longer then traditional bottled shampoo and conditioner.

Fabulous as ever!

When Rod recommended a Conditioner Bar to help tame my unruly beard, I was skeptical. After all, my facial hair had previously rejected every attempt at domestication with the stubborn defiance of a cat avoiding a bath. But I figured it was worth a shot.

First impression: this solid bar looks like a fancy hotel soap that somehow escaped the bathroom and joined a barbershop quartet. The scent is immediately recognizable as the same Creed Green Irish Tweed clone that made the soap famous - sophisticated without trying too hard, like a man who knows how to iron his own shirts but doesn't brag about it.

The application process couldn't be simpler - just rub the bar through wet beard hair after shampooing, massage it in, then rinse. What happened next was nothing short of wizardry. My normally wiry, scratchy beard transformed into something my wife actually wanted to touch voluntarily.

The secret seems to be in the ingredient list, which reads like a luxury spa menu: argan oil, macadamia nut oil, jojoba, shea butter, and something called KeraRepair that sounds like it could fix a broken transmission but actually repairs hair.

Bottom line: This conditioner bar has transformed both my hair and facial hair from something that could scour pots to something that actually complements my face. Rod was right - this little bar is the secret to beard nirvana. Every girl may be crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man, but they're even crazier about one with a touchably soft beard.

I use the bar a little different than most people. My hair is thin so I rub it on after I get out of the shower with my hair still wet or damp. It keeps my hair from flying around all day and it does give it a nice fragrance.

I bought a month ago and have used it every day. Love the scent and love the performance. Great product.