[SOLD OUT - Restock in April] Ginger Mint Shampoo - for All Hair Types

Spice up your hair care routine with our zero-waste, all-natural, vegan, handmade Ginger & Mint Shampoo Bar. This bar is made with fresh ginger and mint juice, which cleanses the scalp, reduces dandruff and hair fall, leaving hair fresh and fluffy, refreshingly removes grease and improves the balance of water and oil on the scalp.

The other star ingredient of this shampoo bar is camellia oil which is exceptionally rich in monounsaturated fats, antioxidants, and vitamins. It can both support the condition of the existing hair while improving scalp health to help more optimal follicular vitality for future growth. Camellia oil helps moisturize from follicle to hair tip which restores and replenishes dry, dehydrated and damaged cuticles along with outer layer of the hair. Many has been surprised how soft and smooth the hair feel afterwards.

Saponified oils of Organic Coconut, Organic Camellia, Organic Castor, and Rice Bran.
Other Ingredients: Ginger and Mint juice
Essential Oil: Peppermint and Tea tree

Weight: 80g ± 5g


** Using Shampoo Bar for the first time? **
If you are switching from chemical-rich shampoos that come in a plastic bottles to a natural chemical-free soap bars, you might experience a period of adjustment/transition/detox where your first wash might be ‘Yuck’ but you should feel better from 2nd or 3rd wash on. You might experience feeling of waxiness for a little while but things should improve soon.

** What does it feel like? How long will it last? What can I do about it? **
There are a couple of reactions that your hair might have to solid shampoo bars, depending on the type of hair you normally have. It might feel super waxy (like mine did on wash 1), greasy, super dry, or a combination of all of these. You’ve got to give your hair some room to breathe and let it work all of those chemicals out. After a few washes, research shows that you’ll adjust. Your hair will stop producing all of its natural oils (you know, all those natural oils and nutrients it pumps out to cope with the chemical onslaught of washing with chemical-laden shampoo) and suddenly it will reach a state of equilibrium. You’ll have natural, normal, healthy hair.

** Here’s what you can do in the meantime: **
Another reason why your hair might be feeling a bit rubbish during this initial phase is that you’re not completely washing all of the soap out of your hair. I know it seems crazy, but solid shampoo works totally different to shampoo liquid (who would have thought it?!). First of all, natural solid shampoo lacks the sulphates you’re used to that give it that big bubbly lather. Our soap lathers up really well in your hands and you can apply it as you would shampoo, but you need to give it an extra rinse to make sure it’s all out. Another great way to make sure that you’ve got rid of all the soapy suds is to use an apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse (1 part of ACV, 4 part of distilled/filtered water). Because soap is naturally an alkali, balancing it with an apple cider vinegar rinse will not only make sure that the soap molecules are rinsed out, but will also give your hair a bit of balancing, nourishing follicle love.

ABOUT US:
Our soap is 100% natural and we select our ingredients carefully and responsibly. Due to the handmade nature, color shades and swirl styles will slightly vary. Each bar is unique.

Soap Use and Care:
1. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent the scent and color from fading.
2. Keep from sitting in water, and let dry between uses to prevent the bar from becoming soft.

About Soaps Scented with Essential Oils:
All-natural, essential oil soaps tend to have a lighter scent than their synthetic and semi-synthetic counterparts. Essential oils are steam distilled from plants while "fragrance" (even "natural fragrance") have been modified and can contain an array of additives and chemicals. Handmade soaps are also more costly to produce than cheaply made commercially manufactured soaps, but we promise the abundance of benefits is worth it.

Please note that essential oils may cause skin sensitization in some individuals. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. This information is provided for reference use only and is not meant to substitute the advice of a licensed health care professional.