Shampoo bars, formulated for scalps.
Not a body bar sold for hair. These are formulated for the scalp — gentle surfactants, conditioning botanicals, and no sulfates.
- •Anyone cutting plastic bottles out of the bathroom
- •Scalps that feel tight or itchy after sulfate shampoo
- •Travellers — solid, so no liquids bag
- •Fine hair that goes limp with heavy conditioners
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- Gentle surfactants
- Sulfate-free cleansers, named in full on each page.
- Hibiscus
- Traditional botanical for shine and slip.
- Bhringraj & onion
- Classic Ayurvedic scalp botanicals.
- Apricot & rice protein
- Body and softness for finer hair.
- Panthenol & niacinamide
- Conditioning cosmetic actives.
- Jojoba, argan & rosehip oil
- Light oils that don't weigh hair down.
Every bar's complete ingredient list is published on its own product page — including any fragrance source.
Which bar should you pick?
- →Oily roots? Choose a matcha or clarifying bar.
- →Dry or coloured hair? Choose a bar led by argan, jojoba or silk protein.
- →Fine hair? Apricot and rice protein add body without weight.
- →Expect a one-to-two-week transition if you're coming off sulfates.
A shampoo bar isn't soap for hair. Hair and scalp like a lower pH than a soap bar delivers, so ours are built with gentle, sulfate-free surfactants plus conditioning agents — the same category of ingredients you'd find in a good bottled shampoo, minus the water and the plastic.
Lather is softer than a sulfate shampoo, which is normal: sulfates foam aggressively because they strip aggressively. Most people find they wash less often after a couple of weeks.
One bar replaces roughly two to three bottles of liquid shampoo. It ships with no plastic and travels without a liquids bag.