Solid shampoo is different from liquid shampoo because it is made of a solid state instead of a liquid. Its texture makes it easy to transport and use, but its unique properties also make it better for the environment.

Solid shampoo bars are biodegradable and can be used without any wastewater
or chemicals being produced during the washing process. They are also good for your wallet: not only do you save money over time with fewer bottles to buy,
but they're less expensive than liquid shampoos as well!

When caring for an oily or greasy scalp you’re trying to contain excess sebum production. Avoid shampoo bars for curly hair and look for those focused on strengthening your hair. But don’t go overboard: clarifying shampoos can leave you with dry skin, which will produce more sebum.

When having a shower, take your time working the shampoo into your scalp to break up the oil. After applying the conditioner, it’s important that you rinse your hair well.

This Oily Hair Shampoo Bar extracts impurities from your scalp whilst cleaning the pores on your skin. The Charcoal present in the formula will gently exfoliate the scalp, removing excess sebum while the Olive Oil will deeply softener your hair. To be honest, these two are the perfect duo :)

Yes. What makes our solid shampoos effective? 

They deliver powerful cleansing without being harsh on your hair.They have nourishing ingredients that are safe even for long-term use.They are formulated with balanced pH levels and humectants for healthy, moisturized hair.

The absence of chemical additives, SLES,
sulfates, and parabens makes them a better alternative to most liquid shampoos
as well.

There is, however, a learning curve with shampoo bars. Some users say there is a transitional period when hair feels waxy and heavy, but these effects are usually temporary.

Curly and long-haired consumersmay notice more frizz and tangles created by the action of rubbing hair with the bar.
This, however, can be addressed by making a lather with your hands and massaging the hair gently.

Cleaning without harsh chemicals will cause your scalp to rebalance its oil production. Many say the transition period lasts around 2-4 weeks.

Solid shampoo is a different experience, but it cleans your hair just as well. You may need to get used to it. If you are worried about how your hair looks after using solid shampoo, try a small batch first and see if it works
for you. If so, then go for the full size!

We run a transparent "Satisfied or Refunded" policy. If somehow
you don't like the experience we will refund your money on the purchase of the solid shampoo.

Try not to use shampoo every day, as washing too frequently can strip the hair, leaving it brittle and prone to breakage. Aim to wash every other day at the most, or wait a few days between shampoos if you're able.

By unit yes. By use no.

Each bar of solid shampoo lasts about the same as 2-3 bottles of regular liquid shampoo.

This is because a shampoo bar is a very concentrated and dehydrated product. In a package of regular liquid shampoo, up to 80% of its composition is water.

It is important to compare the cost per use: Solid Shampoo vs. Liquid Shampoo.

On average one bar of solid shampoo lasts for 70 uses. For a unit price of 10.90€, the cost per use is 0.16€. Or 0.12€ if you choose the subscription option. In comparison, the average price of regular liquid shampoo is 3.99€ (250ml package) and will last approximately 25 uses. Therefore the cost per use is 0.16€.

So the price per use of a shampoo bar is equal to or less than that of liquid shampoo.

How much shampoo you need depends on a lot of factors. Hair amount and hair texture are two of the biggest factors that change how much shampoo you'll need. You need to try and compare what works better for you.