Natural hard shampoo - Chamomile

So that your hair will finally be healthy, voluminous, non-greasy, and will not fall out

• Suitable for dry and damaged hair

• Normalizes oily scalp

• Helps against hair loss

• Made using a cold process from extra virgin olive oil

Healthy hair does not need gloss for shine, as it is shiny and beautiful on its own. We just need to let it do the work itself. The solid shampoo Chamomile is a completely natural soap, made using a cold process. The main ingredient is olive oil, to which we have added selected oils and butters, suitable primarily for hair and scalp care. We have further enriched the soap with chamomile extract and essential oils of chamomile, lemon, and lavender. It lathers nicely and gently cleanses the hair and scalp without damaging the oily protective layer of the scalp skin.

Weight: 15 g or 100 g

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Information

The main difference between commercial and natural solid shampoos is that natural solid shampoos do not contain aggressive surfactants like SLS/SLES (sodium lauryl sulfate/sodium laureth sulfate) and similar synthetic chemicals. SLS/SLES is an aggressive so-called surfactant that is present in most commercial liquid washing products, as it allows products to foam heavily. SLS/SLES is an extremely aggressive compound that damages the oily protective layer of the skin. These damages to the scalp are the main cause of various hair and scalp problems.

The scalp usually responds to damage to the protective layer with excessive oil production, which manifests as excessive greasiness of the hair. Oily hair requires more frequent washing, which further damages the protective layer of the scalp, and thus the user of aggressive shampoos is in a vicious cycle where hair problems only escalate. In many cases, excessive skin flaking (dandruff) and hair loss are a result of damage to the protective layer of the scalp.

The solid shampoo is suitable for all hair types and lengths. When transitioning from conventional liquid shampoos to solid shampoo bars, users have noticed increased hair volume, less dandruff, hair becoming less greasy, and becoming shinier. The solid shampoo is an excellent choice for travel, camping, and for anyone who wants to have healthy and shiny hair. It can also be used as a body soap; in the case of very dry skin, we recommend using a soap with a higher content of olive oil for the body.

Ingredients

Olive oil

Cold-pressed olive oil is an indispensable ingredient in all our cosmetic products, as it has a very beneficial effect on our skin due to its composition.

Natural glycerin

Natural glycerin in the soap is formed as a product of natural saponification.

Coconut oil

Saponified coconut oil is an effective antimicrobial, antibacterial, antifungal, and antioxidant that nourishes and soothes the skin. It contains a lot of lauric acid and its derivative monolaurin. Monolaurin is also found in breast milk and protects the baby from infections. Therefore, monolaurin, along with lauric acid, is effective in fighting various bacteria. Refined coconut oil contains less of these active ingredients, thus effectively inhibiting the growth of microorganisms.

Cocoa butter

Cocoa butter is rich in vitamins, helps in the care of dry skin, and is an important ingredient in shampoo due to its hardness, as it provides good consistency.

Grapeseed oil

Cold-pressed grapeseed oil (Vitis vinifera seed oil) is rich in phenols, omega-6 fatty acids, and vitamins. The oil is a secondary product of wine production. It is obtained through various extraction methods, with the highest quality being cold-pressed, which is also the main ingredient of this massage oil. The high content of vitamin E gives the oil a strong antioxidant potential. The oil also contains phytosterols and resveratrol, which give the oil antimicrobial properties. Research has shown that it improves skin hydration and elasticity and nourishes the skin.

Chamomile extract

Chamomile has strong soothing properties that can reduce redness and irritation on the skin.

Lavender essential oil

Lavender essential oil is an active aromatherapeutic ingredient. The essential oil of true lavender Lavandula angustifolia, which we obtain ourselves from cleaned lavender flowers through steam distillation, is one of the most commonly used oils in aromatherapy. Numerous studies have confirmed that the oil consists of over 160 components that synergistically act on various receptors in our body. The known effects of lavender oil are primarily that it promotes relaxation, reduces feelings of anxiety, alleviates depression, insomnia, allergies, eczema, menstrual cramps, and nausea. It is among the safest essential oils, making it suitable for people with the most sensitive skin.

INCI names:

Olea europaea fruit oil, Acqua, Cocos nucifera oil, Sodium hydroxide, Orbignya oleifera seed oil, Ricinus Communis Seed Oil, Vitis vinifera seed oil, Theobroma Cacao seed butter, Stearic acid, Lavandula Angustifolia oil, Chamomilla recutita flower, Citrus limon peel oil, Ormenis Multiculis oil, Kaolin, Linalool*, Limonene*, Geraniol*, Citral*, Benzyl salicylate*. *Naturally present in essential oils.

Sustainability

• Packaging and ingredients are 100% biodegradable (recycled paper and hemp twine).

• Ingredients do not accumulate in the environment or aquatic organisms.

Usage

1. First, wet the hair.

2. Lather the shampoo in your hands and apply it to the hair. You can also directly lather the hair with the shampoo.

3. While massaging the scalp, work the foam well through the length of the hair.

4. The shampoo lathers nicely due to the selected butters and oils.

5. Finally, rinse the shampoo well. Repeat the process if necessary.

Usually, one shampooing is sufficient. At first, it may happen that you need to shampoo multiple times, but with regular use of the soap, this need diminishes. With regular use of the soap, you will not even need a hair conditioner, as the hair will become voluminous, healthy, and shiny.

After use, place the soap on a dry surface so it does not lose its consistency, as it contains natural glycerin.

Transitioning from synthetic shampoo to natural shampoo

When we decide to replace commercial synthetic shampoos with solid natural shampoos, the hair and scalp are in shock for a while. The duration, as well as the unwanted side effects, greatly depend on each individual (it can last, for example, up to two months). The hair and scalp need some time to adjust, breathe, and return to balance.

At the beginning of use, the hair may become hard and straw-like, possibly also greasy at the scalp. This is usually especially true for heavily treated and colored hair, as the solid shampoo, despite its gentle composition, cleans the hair deeply and thoroughly.

If the hair is greasy at the scalp after washing, it means that washing needs to be intensified and the shampoo applied multiple times to cleanse the hair. The hair can be greasy at the scalp after washing also because the shampoo is slightly basic, while the dirt contained in the hair due to chemical agents is acidic, which causes a greasy feeling. This also means that the hair is heavily soiled.

If the hair is hard and straw-like, we recommend rinsing the hair at the end with diluted apple cider vinegar (in a ratio of 1:10), which serves as a hair conditioner.

These phenomena are only temporary until the hair is cleansed of all (usually negatively charged) synthetic compounds. It is important to burden them as little as possible with synthetic care additives.