Shampoo Bar vs. Liquid Shampoo: Which Is Better?
Shampoo bars have become really popular, and for good reason. But are they better than the shampoo in a bottle? Here's an honest comparison.
Why People Love Shampoo Bars
- No plastic bottle. Less trash in the bin.
- They last. No water added, so you're not paying for water.
- Great for travel. No spills and no airport liquid rules.
Why Some People Stick With Bottles
- It's what they're used to.
- Some bars take a little practice to use.
About Our Shampoo Bar
Our NUTRIENT FOCUS Shampoo Bar is a 4 oz bar made with castor oil, butters, keratin and silk amino acids. It's sulfate-free and comes in six scents, like Rosemary Mint & Castor Oil and Citrus Mandarin. It comes with a travel tin, too.
Pair it with our Conditioner Bar, made with mango butter, aloe vera and silk amino acids.
How to Use a Shampoo Bar
- Get your hair really wet.
- Rub the bar between your hands, or glide it over your hair a few times.
- Massage the lather into your scalp.
- Rinse well.
Give It a Couple of Weeks
If you're used to sulfate shampoos, your hair may feel a little different at first. Give it two weeks to adjust.
Our Tip
Let your bar dry between washes. Keep it on a soap dish, then store it in the tin once it's dry.
A little about us: I'm Gracie, a third-generation soap maker. My grandmother started our family's soap making, and I'm proud to carry it on. We're a small, faith-centered family business in Waddell, Arizona, and we make everything by hand in small batches.
