Earthley Shampoo Bar / 8 OZ

Rose and lavender shampoo in a bar, so your shower shelf finally gets some room.

This is shampoo in bar form. You use it like soap, except it goes on your head. That's the whole idea, and it's a good one. The Earthley Rose Lavender Shampoo Bar is made for anyone who would rather wash their hair without a bottle taking up a shelf in the shower. Bottles are mostly water. This bar is mostly not water, which is the entire trick.

How to Use It

Wet your hair and your hands, then rub the bar between your palms or run it directly through your hair and scalp. A little lather goes a long way. Work it in, rinse, and that's it. It's a simple routine, which is how most good routines start.

If you're used to squeezing a bottle and watching a puddle appear in your palm, the bar will feel different at first. That's normal. Give it a few washes. Your hair will get the idea before you do.

Why People Like the Bar

• Trades a plastic bottle for a solid bar that takes up almost no space in the shower
• Rose and lavender scent that makes a shower feel a little more like a spa, minus the spa prices
• Cleanses hair and scalp while leaving hair feeling soft and manageable
• Easy to toss in a bag for travel, no liquid restrictions and no worries about leaks
• Less packaging to deal with, which means one less thing to recycle or lose under the sink

The bar is not a bottle, and it doesn't pretend to be one. It's a cleansing bar for hair, and it does that job with a pleasant floral scent and a shape that fits in your hand. The lavender is calming on the nose, which is a nice side effect for a Tuesday morning.

A Few Notes

Store the bar on a draining soap dish so it stays dry between uses. A bar left sitting in a puddle will not last as long, and it will look a little sad about it. Results vary with hair type, water hardness, and how often you wash, so give it a fair trial before you decide what you think.

Earthley made this bar for people who like their shampoo simple. Put it in your shower, use it like you'd use soap, and let the bottles keep their own shelf somewhere else.