The Shampoo Bar Thread

[aloewurly]

I'm pretty sure the shampoo bar I own is a soap based one, and that's why I couldn't get it to work before. I'm going to stick with it for two weeks (coupled with an ACV rinse) to see if I can make it work. My hair isn't even ear length yet, so I think if I figure it out early, I can actually stick to it when I have longer hair!

Confirmed with manufacturer and yes, it's a soap bar! I'm excited to figure it out.

[cadaverinna]

Today, after 3 years since I gave up on them, I'm gonna try out one I made(oats and lavender) followed by an ACV rinse(or kombucha vinegar if it's ready). Wish me luck!

[Kat]

Ooh, that looks nice!

[LydiaStauffer]

Confirmed with manufacturer and yes, it's a soap bar! I'm excited to figure it out.

if the one you have doesn't work out and you're comfortable with using sulfates on your hair(scandalous I know) I highly recommend the Ethique shampoo and conditioner bars! I have used several other shampoo bars that left my hair sticky and waxy and stringy no matter what I did. but the Ethique ones are my favorite shampoos ever! They're also quite affordable and the conditioner is non-silicone which I love! I will use sulfates but not silicones on my hair.

[aloewurly]

I'm pretty sure the shampoo bar I own is a soap based one, and that's why I couldn't get it to work before. I'm going to stick with it for two weeks (coupled with an ACV rinse) to see if I can make it work. My hair isn't even ear length yet, so I think if I figure it out early, I can actually stick to it when I have longer hair!

I had to give it up, since I got a bad flare on my scalp. That was a solid try though

[paulownia]

As usually in the fall my hair starts to be more prone to flatness and total lack of volume. Scalp gets greasy quicker and I decided that it's time to get back to shampoo bars. They used to give me crazy volume and freshness for longer time.
Anyway I bought a bar today - Friendly Soap Shampoo bar with lavender and tea tree. I will be testing it today