Nourish Shampoo Bar

Wet hair. Wet organic shampoo bar and create a lather. Rub the bar directly on scalp several times in a circular motion and in different places. Do not over do it - a little goes a long way!

Massage into hair with fingers to create a lather. Rinse out thoroughly. Feel free to do a second wash if you think you might be experiencing the transition phase.

Follow up with our Nourish Conditioner.

Coconut Oil*, Sunflower Seed Oil*, Castor Oil*, Palm Oil*, Jojoba Oil*, Avocado Oil*, Cocoa Butter*, Shea Butter*, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide (none remains after saponification), Yucca Root Powder**

*Organic **Wild Harvested

Is the soap holder included?
No, but you can buy it seperately in the option area above.

Is this okay to use on wavy, thick, curly, or color-treated hair?
Sure is! We have ladies with all the above that have tried it out and it has worked wonderfully for them! 

How long does one bar last?
It depends on how often you wash your hair and how well you store it. Most ladies make one bar last several months! Some ladies use it on their body and hair. If you use it as an all-over-bar, it will not last as long. 

How do I store it?
DO NOT leave it where it can be hit by water or near your steamy shower. It is best to keep it on a wood soap holder like the one we sale.

Can I return this if it does not work out for me?
Unfortunately, we cannot take the shampoo bar back. We try to be extremely upfront about all of the necessary information here, and due to the cost and time it takes to make this product - we do not offer returns. You can always use it on your body if it ends up not working out for your hair.

Will I experience a transition phase?
Let’s talk about the transition phase when switching to a truly all-natural, organic shampoo bar.

Most people do not experience a weird transition phase, but some do! So I think it’s important to be upfront about what you may experience.  The most popular comment I hear from people who experience a transition when making the switch to a solid shampoo bar for hair care is:

"I just love the idea of using an all natural, organic bar to wash my hair, but my hair feels funny!"

The transition period can range from a few days, weeks, or even a month. It really depends on how damaged your hair is; how much residue and build-up is present on your hair from silicones and artificial ingredients in your current shampoo; and sometimes, genetics can play a role.

When you first begin using an all-natural solid shampoo bar, your hair or scalp may become oily or dry - or even switch between the two extremes. You may (although it is not common) have increased tangles or frizz, and the hair shafts may feel waxy. Use our Nourish Conditioner on your ends (start from shoulder down) - this will help with the waxy feel.

You may notice that your hair initially feels softer after using a commercial shampoo. Oftentimes, the "soft" feeling that you feel is actually synthetic silicones and other chemicals that coat your hair to make it feel softer and silkier.  Ick! Understand that your hair care - which has been addicted to chemical-laden shampoo - is literally going through a withdrawal and learning to live a chemical-free life, which is not easy!

Please note, we cannot speak for other solid bars – there are a lot out there. Unfortunately, a lot of them use speculative ingredients and claim to be “natural”, when really, they are full of ingredients much different from our organic shampoo bar with natural oils.

So how is our product different from commercial shampoos?

Commercial detergent liquid shampoos strip away the natural protective oils of your hair. Because of this, your scalp produces more oil to compensate. Your scalp soon becomes conditioned to this vicious cycle of excess oil production.

Our all natural shampoo bar does not strip hair in the same way detergent-based shampoos do. Our bar is made with a lot of attention to detail. It takes two weeks to cure after it is made. It is not a "melt and pour" soap, but rather, it is made through the cold process.

To remove residue more quickly during the transition phase, try a clarifying hair rinse. Here are some simple DIYs you can make at home:
1 tbsp. lemon juice + 2 cups of water.

Combine 8 oz. of warm water and 4 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar. Mix well. Pour or spray through wet hair after washing, taking care to avoid the eyes and mouth. Massage into hair and scalp. Let rest for a few minutes, and then rinse, rinse, and rinse some more.

The DIYs mentioned above can be used once a week. 

It is also important. to keep in mind that if you have well water or hard water at your house that can also play a role in how this shampoo bar reacts.

For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The user of this product is solely responsible for studying out ingredients to ensure they do not have any allergies to the ingredients present.