Art of SportMen’s 2-in-1 Body Wash and Shampoo with Charcoal Activated, Sandalwood Fragrance, Made for Athletes, Defy Scent, 16 fl oz (Pack of 2)

I love it keep doing it like that coming out fresh out the shower there’s nothing to improve just like that

I recently tried the Art of Sport Men’s 2-in-1 Body Wash and Shampoo with Charcoal Activated, and overall, I was quite pleased with its performance, although a couple of aspects held it back from a perfect score. Here's my take, boiled down to a solid four stars.First off, the positives: The "Victory" scent is absolutely fantastic. It's refreshing, with a strong eucalyptus fragrance that really sticks with you long after you've stepped out of the shower. It's the kind of smell that makes you feel clean and invigorated throughout the day. Additionally, the inclusion of activated charcoal, along with ingredients like moisturizing tea tree soap, really adds a nice touch. It feels like it’s not just cleaning but also benefiting your skin in the long run.Now, onto the reasons why I docked a star. The body wash consistency is on the runnier side, which was a bit of a letdown. It means you end up using more product per shower than you might with a thicker formula, which brings me to my next point: the price. At $34 for a 2-pack, it's pretty steep, especially considering the size of the bottles. If they were larger, or the price a bit more modest, it would feel more justified.Despite these drawbacks, I still think the Art of Sport Body Wash and Shampoo is a great product, especially for those who lead an active lifestyle and appreciate a product designed with athletes in mind. The smell, the lasting freshness, and the quality ingredients are significant pluses. It's just worth noting the price and product consistency before making a purchase.

The product came much better than before

I've been using this soap for the past couple weeks for my shower after working out. The smell is great, I feel very clean afterwards, and the 'tea tree' oil cooling effect is quite nice.I'm not sure how to verify how well the activated charcoal works, but the soap itself is a very dark grey/black color. There is no color of viscous residue left after rinsing though.My normal soap costs about $5 a bottle for the same amount, and does just as good a job cleaning me, so I'm not sure why I would want to pay seventeen a bottle for this soap, even though it does smell great.

About three years ago, I tried out Art of Sport Men's Bar Soap, and my opinion of this body wash product aligns with the headline of my earlier review: "My new favorite everyday bath bar". This body wash is on the expensive side, regardless of the fact that it's free of sulfates, parabens, and phthalates, but a little goes a long way, providing a decent buffer for the price shock. For what it's worth, I don't intend to make use of this product as a shampoo, since I stopped shampooing about nine years ago (use of shampoo is largely a waste), but I plan continued use of it as a body wash. I had tried the "deep sandalwood" variety of the bar soap product, but chose instead to try out the "eucalyptus" variety of this bodywash product because I was pleasantly surprised by the eucalyptus scent of several other products I've tried in recent years. Despite the fact that this product doesn't smell like eucalyptus, the scent still provides refuge from all the sandalwood scented products in the marketplace purportedly targeted at men who supposedly want more of the same.

Been using these products for years. Glad it’s back on shelves but feel the price point is too high.

I like soap bars more than body washes on average but this one delivered. It comes out very dark, so I was a little worried it might stain the shower, but haven’t noticed that so far. I only use it for my body, not my hair. The smell is definitely pure eucalyptus. I would say it is between mild and medium scent strength.The main thing I noticed was it is in fact intensely moisturizing. If you are in an arid climate, this body wash is a must. I am currently in a more humid climate, so the moisturizing might be a bit too intense for me. I mostly feel it while still in the shower. Once I get out and dry off, it just feels like properly moisturized skin.

Decent scent, but reminds me of cheaper brands.