Wild Timber Soap Company
Pine Tar – Traditional Pine Tar Natural Soap Bar
Pine Tar – Traditional Pine Tar Natural Soap Bar
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Before body wash. Before fragrance beads. Before soap could get soft—there was Pine Tar.
This bar is made from the same no-nonsense grit that cleaned lumberjacks, mechanics and warriors well before "self-care" entered the vernacular. Handcrafted with a healthy amount of real pine tar, this soap cuts through sweat, grime, grease, and whatever else you tackled today.
The scent is dark, smoke-filled and deeply masculine—like a pine forest was set ablaze and soap emerged from the ashes. The lather is bold, gritty and built to work—perfect after long shifts, hard work and days spent in the woods.
Pine Tar doesn't just cleanse you. It purges. It's the soap you're going to grab when your skin needs a total reboot and your spirit needs a serious reset.
This bar's got more pine tar than George Brett's bat—and it's ready to become your champion bar.
🟦 What You’ll Love About It
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Loaded with real pine tar – legendary cleansing, no fluff
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Dark, woodsy scent – smoky, sharp, and all-natural
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Gritty lather – cuts through oil, dirt, and daily grind
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Handcrafted in small batches – no synthetic garbage
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The original rugged bar – timeless, powerful, unapologetic
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My boyfriend has psoriasis and this soap has helped his skin SO much! It’s natural & free of all the chemicals that most other companies have… you won’t regret buying from Wild Timber!
Don, the store owner and soap maker, personally recommended this bar for my semi-sensitive skin—and I’m so glad he did. From the first use, it felt like it was deeply cleansing without irritating my skin. It effectively removes oil and keeps acne under control.
The scent is incredible—far superior to anything you’ll find in a typical store-bought brand. I was initially concerned about the value for the price, but this bar has great longevity. With my usage, it easily lasts a month or more.
I’ve also tried Dr. Squatch, and I can confidently say that Wilder Timber is flat-out better in both performance and scent. If you’re on the fence about trying it—just do it. You’ll thank me later.