Shampoo Bars (everything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask).

Been using a pretty good one I got for 2 bucks from The Soap Works up here in Canada...

 

Really interesting. I'll have to look into it.

 

Just gave a local shampoo bar (http://southwedgesoap.com/herbal.html) a spin for the last week & am really liking it so far. It leaves my hair feeling squeaky clean and it seems to dry a lot faster than when I used regular shampoo.

As a bonus, supposedly this shampoo bar doubles as a shave soap. I'll have to put it into the rotation & see how it performs in that arena.

 

Hmm... I may have to try that one. Tho, they look a little pricey for a 3 oz. bar. But, It looks like it's got a lot of good stuff in it. Thanks, Sean.

 

Has anybody tried the Dogfish Head Beer Bars? I have been using a Liggett bar but am considering other options on my next purchase.

 

Sara how does RoseofSharon compare to Mike's. I use and like Mike's shampoo bars a lot.

 

I've never used Mike's. But I can tell you that the RoseofSharonAcres lathers well, makes my hair feel clean & soft and does not irritate my skin. It has almost completely eliminated my dandruff. It contains goat milk, which seems to agree with me.

 

Thank you. I use goats milk bath bars and find them to be to be quite agreeable for my skin type.

 

Thread is a few years old. What soap artisans are doing shampoo bars?

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I like these alot

 

My favorite was Queen Charlotte Soaps but they are out of business so will give these a try.

 

I must admit that I use plain olive oil soap for about everything (except shaving, of course ). Works well enough for me.

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I still get mine from www.roseofsharonacres.com

 

I think you can find some at ManHandsSoap.

 

Chagrin Valley is still going strong.
But, otherwise, click on the links and see....

 

If you have dandruff, the Neem. Tea Tree bar will probably be very helpful. They are both anti-fungals and most dandruff is caused by fungus on the scalp. But fair warning- it won’t smell great.

 

The Mystic Water bars actually don't smell too bad .. i wouldn't consider it a putrid stinky smell, there are several other ingredients she adds such as jojoba oil and sapindus

 

Thanks for the info. It's quite informative and timely since I received a sample test "shampoo bar" in my Stirling order last week. I suspect they may be coming out with one too.