Chamomile & Lemon - Argan Solid Shampoo

• Vegan 
• Free from Harsh Chemicals
• Eco-Friendly 
• Sustainable
• Perfect for Travelling

Step 1: Wet Your Hair Thoroughly

Before you dive into using shampoo bar, make sure your hair is completely wet. This ensures that the bar lathers effectively and cleanses your hair properly. Stand under warm water for a few moments to prepare your hair for the shampooing process.

Step 2: Rub the Shampoo Bar Between Your Hands or Directly on Hair

You have two options when it comes to applying the shampoo bar. You can either rub the bar between your hands to create a lather and then apply it to your hair, or you can directly rub the bar onto your wet hair. Both methods are effective, but many users find that applying directly to the hair provides a more concentrated application.

Step 3: Massage into the Scalp

Once you have some lather, gently massage it into your scalp using your fingertips. This step is crucial, as it helps to remove dirt and excess oils, while also stimulating blood circulation to promote healthier hair growth. Focus on areas that are prone to buildup, particularly if you frequently style or colour your hair.

Step 4: Rinse Thoroughly

After massaging the shampoo bar into your scalp, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water. Ensure that all the product is washed out, as any residue can lead to buildup and dullness. This is especially important for those dealing with hair concerns related to damage or thinning.

Step 5: Follow Up with Conditioner

To maximise the benefits of using a shampoo bar, follow up with a conditioner suitable for your hair type. This is particularly important for young adults who may be dealing with damage from heat styling or chemical treatments. A good conditioner will help to hydrate and nourish your hair, leaving it soft and manageable.

Step 6: Store Your Shampoo Bar Properly

After using your shampoo bar, store it in a dry place to prolong its lifespan. Many bars come with a travel-friendly tin or soap dish that allows for proper drainage, keeping the bar dry and ready for your next wash.

When you first start using any natural shampoo, there is an adjustment period where your hair need to rid itself of all the chemical residues left from traditional shampoos.