Organic Herbal Shampoo | for hair problems

Herbal shampoo is a soft hair soap with calendula, ginger, nasturtium, hops and a wonderfully mild scent of cedar, ylang ylang, palmarosa and ravensara.

A shampoo that cares for the scalp and hair and does not (as many shampoos do) disturb the hormonal balance in the long run.

The herbal shampoo contains extracts of hops, calendula, nettle and nasturtium and a macerate of organic ginger.

The mix of essential oils is composed in such a way that it supports your scalp and the base of the hair soap consists of nourishing shea butter, jojoba oil and olive oil.

Benefits of the herbal shampoo bars:

- suitable for sensitive scalp can help if you quickly suffer from eczema, dandruff or skin irritation, when this is caused by raw materials in your previous shampoo.
- More volume ideal for women with thinner hair
- Less greasy hair. Once your scalp is used to it, less sebum will be produced and your hair will therefore become greasy less quickly.
- 100% organic
- No SLS, parabens or irritants such as foam enhancers or perfume oil
- No synthetic raw materials that clean too thoroughly, irritate or apply artificial layers.
- Vegan
- No palm oil
- No plastic packaging

This shampoo bar can be used by rubbing the bar of soap over your hair, which produces a lot of foam. Less thorough can also be done by foaming the soap between your hands and then massaging the foam through your hair.

If you're just switching from regular shampoo to natural hair soap, it can sometimes take a while before you like it, although most hairstyles are immediately happy with it. Rinsing with apple cider vinegar helps many people to prevent soap with lime from remaining in the water. Apple cider vinegar also makes your hair shine and is healthy for your scalp.

Natural shampoo soaps have a lot of advantages over liquid shampoo. these shampoo bars are mild and nourishing, your hair gets a natural volume that will make heads with thin hair especially happy, and they are completely organic.

Synthetic cleaners

The shampoo soaps have the mild cleansing function of natural soap to wash your hair clean, and nothing else. That seems logical, but 'ordinary' shampoo – and even some shampoo bars – often contains SLS/SLES – also called Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or Sodium Laureth Sulfate. This cheap raw material provides a lot of foam and a thorough cleaning. SL(E)S even cleans so well that it is also used in cleaning products for cars, floors, etc. That can be very useful there, but is not very caring for your (scalp) skin. Another controversial ingredient that is often added to shampoo is parabens.

Finally, liquid shampoos often apply a thin silicone layer to your hair, which artificially makes it appear smoother, less damaged and more shiny. Unfortunately, this is far from natural and harmful to the environment.

Natural hair soap has a milder, different effect on your hair and scalp.

How long does it take for my hair to get used to the shampoo bar?

If you are completely new to the concept of natural, solid shampoo soap, it can be a bit of a switch. Your scalp takes a while to produce less sebum. Something that is no longer necessary without the thorough cleansers (like SLS) that your scalp may have become accustomed to. How long that takes varies from person to person. Many people, especially with short hair, are immediately satisfied and do not have to go through a transition phase.

But it is certainly not surprising if this takes several washes and therefore weeks or even longer, depending on how often you wash your hair. If your hair is not used to using the shampoo soap after three months, you can assume that it does not match your hair (care). But for the vast majority of people it is a matter of perseverance!

Plastic garbage

A difference with regular shampoo is that it is not in plastic bottles! A shampoo bar often lasts dozens of washes, comparable to three bottles of liquid shampoo. On an annual basis, this saves about 135 tons of plastic worldwide!

On average, you do about 4 to 8 months with a shampoo bar.

Biodegradable

Liquid shampoos are biodegradable in varying percentages. This means that residues are always washed away that cannot be broken down. Fortunately, shampoo bars made from organic oils are completely biodegradable.

Ingredients from the forest

Completely organic