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Jack Haldrup, the 31-year-old founder of Dr. Squatch, makes $6 million a year selling a product that's been around since ancient times: plain and simple bar soap. In a retail world dominated by massive players like Procter & Gamble and Unilever, how is there room for yet another soapmaker?
/PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Squatch, the fast-growing men's natural soap and personal care company, today announced a new special-edition soap and personal care...
Dr. Squatch is a soap product that claims to be made with the best ingredients and cut by hand. It caught my eye with catchy advertising on YouTube. I have been using Dr. Squatch for a year now and I will continue to use it.
/PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Squatch, a fast-growing men's natural soap and personal care company, today announced the launch of Spartan Scrub, their limited edition...
In the spot, Schrader rips a few comedic lines while the bearded Michael Langsdale lathers up -- apparently naked -- outdoors. It’s all shot from the waist up. “His life’s about to change -- it’s pretty wild,” said a laughing Spitzer, who went to high school with Langsdale. “After this thing runs, there’s going to be a hundred million people who see your face in an instant.” For Spitzer, this is the next step in a media career that started humbly at NBC 7 San Diego in 2009. “I started as a broadcast writer,” Spitzer said. “That one year of my life at NBC totally changed ...