CureNat Natural Organic Tea Tree & Lavender Solid Shampoo Bar – Handmade, Vegan

Our solid shampoos contain only natural ingredients. They are handcrafted with natural, vegan, and organic ingredients. They gently cleanse your hair and make detangling easier.

Free of palm oil, preservatives, lactose, gluten, GMOs, parabens, sodium lauryl sulfate, ammonium, synthetic dyes, aluminum, and synthetic fragrances.

So you like the idea of using a completely natural shampoo, but you're worried about giving up your usual chemical product? Don't be. It may take a few washes to make the transition, but it's quite easy if you follow our simple tips!

☞ How to switch from liquid to solid shampoo?

• When you first start using solid shampoo, your scalp may become slightly oily or dry, or fluctuate between the two. It may also feel frizzy or waxy, as if there's a little residue in it. Don't panic—it's normal, and it's just your hair adjusting, as your scalp needs time to rebalance its natural sebum production. This process usually takes about a week, depending on the damage caused by chemical shampoos.

Once your hair has adjusted, it will be softer, cleaner, and much easier to style. That's because our natural shampoo bars cleanse and condition your hair without stripping it of its natural oils. Dandruff may also disappear, as your scalp isn't dried out and your skin isn't reacting to the harsh chemicals found in bottled shampoos.

☞ Our tips for an easy transition:

‣ Use an apple cider vinegar rinse (see below) as this helps restore your scalp's pH balance and flush out old chemicals. It will also protect the ends of each hair and give it a beautiful shine.

‣ Brush your hair gently and often (at least twice a day), brushing from the roots to the ends, to help redistribute your hair's natural oils.

‣ Give your hair a few days off between washes, just so it has time to adjust.

‣ Rinse your hair thoroughly each time you wash it to ensure you remove all traces of shampoo.

‣ Try using a little dry shampoo if your hair is oily, rubbing a small amount into your scalp before brushing.

‣ To help tame frizz or tangles, you can also try adding a little argan oil to your hair.

‣ If your hair has a lot of product buildup, before using the shampoo bar, try the simple baking soda rinse we've detailed below.

☞ Apple cider vinegar rinse: Simply add 3 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to one liter of tap water in a clean bottle. You can optionally add 3 drops of essential oil for a more pleasant scent. Next, mix well and use the rinse water within 24 hours.

☞ Clarifying Baking Soda Rinse Recipe:
Baking soda is an easy-to-use clarifying rinse that helps remove grease and product buildup from your hair. Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda to 1 to 2 cups of warm water. Mix these ingredients in a spray bottle or cup, then wet your hair, apply the rinse, and work it in. Then, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water and wash it as usual.

Directions:

Simply run the shampoo bar through your wet hair from front to back after styling it. This will help prevent annoying tangles. Once you have a good amount of shampoo on your head, massage your scalp with your fingertips. Rinse your hair with clean water until every drop of shampoo is gone. That's it – you're done!

⚠ Warnings: Not recommended for bleached or dyed hair. The quality of our solid shampoo may vary depending on the hardness of your tap water.

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