When you choosing a natural shampoo and natural shampoo bar you are likely to see different qualities being advertised such as “SLS free” or “palm oil free” amongst others. But why is this a good thing? Read on to find out more about these words and what they really mean
Sodium laureth/lauryl sulphate
Sodium laureth or sodium lauryl sulphate are otherwise known as SLSs and are the chemicals that help shampoo mix with water, creating the foam that you associate with conventional shampoos. Some companies refer to these as ‘soap’ or ‘foaming agents’ and they have been associated with cell damage and the stripping away for natural oils and hair proteins. Choosing a natural shampoo or natural shampoo bar that doesn’t contain these ingredients will be beneficial for your hair. Because when used over time they can actually make the condition of your hair worse, not better, as well as irritating your skin.
Palm oil
The farming of oil palm trees is very bad for the environment and has been responsible for at least 8% of global deforestation as well as leaving many species of animal on the brink of extinction. It is estimated that over the last 18 years, over 100,000 orangutans have been killed along with elephants, rhinos, and tigers, due to their habitats being destroyed during the farming of palm oil. If you can avoid it in your beauty products by choosing organic, vegan, cruelty free, natural shampoo or natural shampoo bar that is palm oil free, you can help to reduce the demand for this product that has little benefit for you, your skin, or your hair.
Plastic
Shampoo and conditioner often comes in plastic bottles or tubs, they are rarely recycled and are damaging for the environment when they are produced. Instead, you should opt for eco, organic, vegan, cruelty free, natural shampoos that come in bars, like our natural shampoo bars which do away with the need for any kind of plastic container making them 100% plastic free, and are all completely eco-friendly and zero waste.
Artificial fragrance
If you see ‘fragrance’ or ‘perfume’ on a shampoo ingredients list it usually refers to a blend of chemicals that are there to give a certain odour to a product. In commercial products, more often than not these are man-made synthetic compounds, often petroleum based. What actually goes into these combinations is often hidden from us so we have no idea what we are putting on our skin, or hair. They not only have a negative impact on your health, drying your skin and hair, but they also have an environmental impact due to their manufacture and also the fact they end up in rivers and oceans when we wash them off. Choosing a 100% natural shampoo or natural shampoo bar that is chemical free is a lot kinder not only to our hair but also our planet.
I have coloured hair what shampoo bar should I use?
Hi Jacquie, all of our shampoo bars are made from 100% natural ingredients so they won’t strip the hair at all. This means that they are all suited to coloured hair! We do have the Rosemary shampoo bar for Dark Hair and the Chamomile shampoo bar for light hair, but both of these can be used on any colour too!
i have quite oily hair naturally and i’m really bad for speeding my split ends which i’m trying to get better at, i also that’s curly hair naturally but detest my hair as though it’s straight. what shampoo and conditioner should i use
I have dandruff which shampoo would bebest
I have naturally curly hair which hair bar would be best ?
Hi Lucy, I would recommend the Bain & Savon – Nettle & Marshmallow shampoo bar for curly hair!
Thank you! I used the Nettle and Marshmallow shampoo bar along with the dry hair conditioner bar and they are both fantastic!. My hair is supper soft, the curls are more defined and it smells amazing!
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I have dry hair and dandruff, what bar would you recommend me?
Thanks.
Hi there, I would recommend the Fenungeek shampoo bar for dry hair or the Nettle & Marshmallow shampoo bar. Both of these have great moisturising properties and will help to combat dandruff!
I have greying, very thick hair. Non greasy or any dandruff. What will be the best bar shampoo for my hair type please.
I’m eager to get going on plastic free as much as possible. I have already change deodorants.
Hi Sonya, I would recommend the Powder Shampoo, it is great and really easy to use when you are first transitioning to 100% natural! Or the Sunny Orange shampoo bar is also good and smells lovely!
I have bleached blonde hair with some grey. It usually needs washing daily as gets greasy but is also very dry at ends. Could you recommend a shampoo bar and conditioning bar for me. Thank you.
Hi Natalie, you will probably find that if you change to 100% natural shampoo, once through the transition you won’t need to wash your hair as much! This is because your hair will be back to its natural state. I would recommend the Primal Suds Fenungeek shampoo bar or the Powder Shampoo. The powder shampoo should be great for you dry ends! I would also recommend using the Liquid conditioner for dry hair, you will probably find you only need to use a small amount on the ends of your hair. Try not to use a conditioner until you are through your transition period. If you need some more information on transition periods, please check out our blog ‘The Ultimate Guide To Natural Shampoo’. It is on the last page!
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I have fine hair which gets oily after 2 days and I live in a very hard water area. Which shampoo bar would you recommend?
Hi Katie, as you live in a hard water area, i would recommend the Beauty Kubes shampoo cubes for Oily Hair. Hard water can sometimes make it impossible to use 100% natural shampoo, these cubes still contain 1 synthetic ingredient so that your hair doesn’t need to transition! If you prefer liquid shampoo, i would recommend the Moo Hair Miracle Shampoo, this is suitable for all hair types!
Do you have any shampoos suitable for babies/toddlers? Something that won’t sting if it got in their eyes?
Hi there, I would recommend choosing a shampoo bar that doesn’t contain any essential oils as children can be sensitive to these. Our most popular shampoo bar for kids is the Primal Suds Nonscents. But the Bain & Savon – Coconut Milk and the Hatton – Unscented would also be fine! All of these shampoo bars are made from 100% natural ingredients so they won’t cause any harm if they get in eyes.
Hi, I have quite a sensitive scalp that hasn’t reacted well to the B&s coconut milk bar. My scalp got really dry and itchy, with lots of dandruff. Is their a bar that would work better for me, I have longish curly hair that gets quite dry?
Hi Shannon-Anne, oh no that is such a shame! It can be tricky to find one that works for us. I can’t recommend the Zero Waste Path shampoo bars enough. They are 100% natural but you have no transition period and they lather up really well. I would recommend giving the Itchy Scalp or the Dry & Curly hair one a go! Have a read of the descriptions and see which one will best suit you! Both have great moisturising properties.
I have curly hair that’s often frizzy with many shampoos. I use frizz ease at the moment as it’s the icky one that seems to manage my hair but I’m keen to switch to a natural product. Please can you recommend which shampoo, conditioner and hair styling to use from your range.
Hi Rachael, I would definitly recommend the Zero Waste Path 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner bar for curly hair. They are 100% natural but you don’t get a transition period which is so great! They contain ingredients that are great for hydrating hair and defining curls! I would also recommend the Moo Hair Miracle Milk, you can use this on wet or dry hair and is great for de-tangling, taming frizz, defining curls and conditioning hair!
Hi I am looking for a shampoo and conditioner I have short hair which I wash daily, I have problem hands which blister due to certain products which is why I want to go completely natural in my skin care routine. So hopefully my hands won’t one into contact with harsh products. Not sure about shampoo bars? Can you assist?
Hi Michele, great to hear you are moving over to natural shampoos! 100% natural should be a lot kinder to your skin! If you are wanting something for super sensitive skin then i would recommend the Coconut Milk shampoo bar, it takes a bit of work to lather it up but if you have short hair that shouldn’t be a problem. It contains no essential oils so is really kind to the skin. Alternatively, if you think you would be ok with essential oils, the Zero Waste Path shampoo bars are amazing, you don’t get a transition period and they are 2 in 1 so no need for conditioner!
Hi there
I have shoulder length fine hair, and I prefer shampoo that isn’t too moisturising because my hair is so fine, if it’s too soft it is impossible to work with. And it can also make it look greasy quicker. My usual shampoo is a lavender & juniper shampoo bar from lush which has been amazing but I want to support smaller businesses! 🙂 which shampoo would you recommend? I don’t mind what form it comes in. Thank you!
Hi Ash, thanks so much for choosing to support our small business, we really do appreciate it! I would recommend one of the Bain & Savon shampoo bars. They are 100% natural so you may go through a slight transition period, but once through they should be perfect for you. The Sunny Orange is my personal favourite! I would avoid the Nettle & Marshmallow one as this is specifically for re-moisturising the hair! Alternatively, the Primal Suds Shamsoo shampoo for Oily Hair would be great as it wouldn’t be too moisturising. I hope this helps!
Hey! Is the dry shampoo suitable for someone with dark brown hair, as some dry shampoos are “too visible” in dark hair? As your products sound great.
Hi Jean, we do a dry shampoo specifically for dark hair. It is called Barnet, by Primal Suds!
Hi I am 61 have dry and fine hair. I only wash it once a week. Which shampoo do you recommend? 😊
Hi Liz, the Moo Hair range is absolutley amazing for dry hair. It really does leave your hair feeling nourished. It is the higher end of the price range but it is very concentrated so you only need a small amount each time. Alternatively, the Zero Waste Path shampoo and conditioner 2 in 1 for dry hair is lovely!
What shampoo and conditioner bar would you recommend. I have shoulder length hair that tends to get tangled. And I’m a sea swimmer so it’s often wet, sandy and cold! I just wash it twice a week at the moment. Thanks
Hi Claire, I would recommend the Sunny Orange shampoo bar or the Zero Waste Path shampoo for dry and curly hair. They are both very moisturising so should hopefully help with the tangling! I would also recommend to use a conditioner on the ends of your hair too, it can help to leave it in for a little while to help with hair that tends to get tangled!
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I am a Male with short wavy hair that doesnt act well to conditioner.which shampoo bar would you recommend. Thanks for your help
Chris
Hi Chris, if your hair doesn’t recommend well to conditioner then i would recommend the Bain & Savon Sunny Orange shampoo bar or one of the Bain & Savon shampoo tins (the fresh thyme one smells amazing!). Alone, these should condition the hair enough to keep it healthy so that you don’t need a conditioner!
Hello, I have long, thick hair that can get oily/greasy at the scalp but the ends are dry. What shampoo and conditioner bars would you recommend?
Hi Helen, any 100% natural shampoo bar should really help to balance your natural oils. You will find that your hair doesn’t get as oily/greasy as often once you have transitioned! I would recommend starting off with the Zero Waste Path for Oily Hair, as well as helping with the oils in your hair, it will also keep those ends nice and moisturised. I also love the Sunny Orange shampoo bar. It creates a good lather and so is great for your first shampoo bar.
Hi! I have a dry and flaky scalp, but it’s also prone to oiliness near the roots. My hair was frizzy before shampoo bars but the bar I’m using right now isn’t suitable for my hair. Which one would you recommend for me?
Hi Nikki, I would recommend either the Zero Waste Path shampoo for Itchy Scalp or the Awake Organics shampoo powder. The Itchy Scalp bar contains ingredients that will relive the dry scalp whilst helping to balance your natural oils. The shampoo powder is great for keeping the scalp moisturised whilst taming that frizz! Both are 100% natural so are really kind to the skin. The liquid conditioner for dry & itchy may also be a good option for you!
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I have oily hair, kind of thin and have dandruff. My scalp also feels itchy occasionally what would you recommend?
Thank you
Hi Amy, either the Itchy Scalp or Oily & Fine Zero Waste Path shampoo would be great for you. Have a read of the special ingredients and see what you think would be more suited to you! Alternatively, the Bain & Savon Nettle & Marshmallow could be a good option for you as the Nettle can be used to treat dandruff. It is worth mentioning that you would have a transition period with the Bain & Savon shampoo! We also stock a liquid conditioner for Dry & Itchy Hair, you could use this as a hair mask and leave it on your hair for an hour or so and then rinse off to help with the itchy scalp!
I have tried shampoo bars and although my hair feels in better condition after continuous use the roots get extremely greasy and lank. I now use one which leathers slightly. Which soap bar would you recommend? I do colour it fair and am in my 50’s.
Hi Joanna, it might be worth giving the Zero Waste Path 2in1 shampoo bar for oily hair a go. If your roots are sometimes oily, i would only recommend to use a conditioner on the ends of your hair (when using a normal shampoo bar) The ZWP shampoo bars are 2in1 so you would probably only need to use a conditioner every few washes on the ends. They are great for colour retention too!
Hi, I have very long (past my waist), thick and dark hair. If I dont use lots of conditioner the ends get dry. What shampoo and conditioner would you recommend? Im currently using a solid shampoo and chemical free conditioner but they contain palm oil ingredients and I would prefer not to. Many thanks.
Hi Lorraine, I would recommend using one of the 2in1 Zero Waste Path bars along with an additional conditioner. I personally think the liquid conditioners are easier to use on long thick hair as the bars can sometimes take a while to get a lot of product off of them so if you are needing a lot of conditioner, they aren’t the best. The 2in1 bar already has conditioner built in to it but using an additional one one on the ends will really help. You could try using it every other wash and see how you get on, you may find you only need it once a week or you may find you need it every time! Just use it on the ends, not on the crown!
Hi. What would you recommend for dry, curly/wavy hair with dry, itchy scalp and dandruff (dry, flour like). Thanks
Hi Lucy, we have had great feedback for the Zero Waste Path 2in1 bar for Itchy Scalp being great for clearing dandruff so this could definitely be a good option for you. You may want to introduce a conditioner once every 3 washes, or however often you feel you need it, just to be used on the ends of your hair to help with the dryness and help define your curls.
I wanted to choose the best shampoo bar for me, as the title said. Instead, this is a list of substances to avoid. Obviousky I know all about that already or I wouldn’t be looking at this website. Being completely new to shampoo bars, I need some help deciding which one is right for me (so I don’t have to read the description and ingredients of every single one). How about providing a guide to bars for each hair type? Or how they work?
Hi Cathy, I will have a look in to this and hopefully get something written up. Unfortunately, it is difficult to recommend exact bars for exact hair types as everyone is different. People have different preferences and the hardness of water differs across the country which affects the use of shampoo bars. If you would like to get in touch and let me know some details of your hair type i will be sure to try recommend one for you.
Hi, I have bleached blonde hair and it’s curly, which shampoo bar would you recommend?
Hi Saskia, all of our shampoos are made with natural ingredients so they won’t strip the hair of any colour. If you dye your hair regularly, i would recommend to use a shampoo that doesn’t have a transition period so that your transition isn’t affected after you have had your hair died. We have the Moo Hair range, the Zero Waste Path, Bain & Savon shampoo tins, Awake Organics Shampoo Powder and the Eco Living shampoo bars. It sounds as though the Zero Waste Path 2in1 bar for Curly Hair could be great for you. Or one of the Eco Living shampoo bars. Neither need a conditioner but you may feel you need to use one every now and again on the ends of your hair to help define your curls!
Please can you advise me as to which shampoo and conditioners are good for dry hair which splits, and then also a separate range for dandruff sufferers that also have oily hair. Me and my daughter have very different hair needs
Thank you
Hi Chloe, all of the natural shampoos will be great for dry hair as they are very nourishing. I would recommend the Zero Waste Path 2in1 shampoo bar for both of you. I would recommend to use the one for Dry Hair on the hair with split ends. I would also recommend to use a natural conditioner every other wash just on the ends of the help to help keep those ends extra nourished. For the dandruff sufferer i would recommend the one for itchy scalp. Even if you don’t suffer from an itchy scalp it is really great for tackling dandruff. You should find that after switching to a natural shampoo, it will help balance out your hairs natural oils and help with the oily hair. Alternatively, the Awake Organics shampoo would be great for both of you as it has really nourishing ingredients. You could then both use a different conditioner – one for dry hair and one for oily hair. I have found the liquid conditioners to be the best!
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My hair is fine with a strong wave. Our water is soft. Recommendations please?
Jill x
Hi Jill, if the water is soft in your area (lucky you!) you will be fine to use any shampoo bar! You will find that natural shampoos will really help with defining the waves in your hair. The Wild Sage – Rosemary & Lavender shampoo bar is lovely, as is the Bain & Savon Nettle & Marshmallow. The latter is great for hydrating lackluster and dry hair and especially good for curly hair.
Hi, I’ve been using shampoo bars for a couple of months (washing twice a week) and my hair still feels really sticky/lank/waxy at the roots. I have long, ,thick dark hair and since moving to shampoo bars have had an itchy scalp and some dandruff. I think there’s probably a better bar out there for me, I really don’t want to go back using supermarket bottles but once lockdown is over and I have to go back to the office, I won’t feel as relaxed about having hair that looks unclean (even if it’s only just been washed).
Thanks for all the info on your site, there’s lots I didn’t know! Any recommendations gratefully received!
Hi Emily, do you know if you live in a hard water area? As if so, it may make it impossible to get through your transition period. I would recommend trying one of the natural shampoos that can be used in a hard water area. These shampoos don’t cause a transition period. They are all still 100% natural and plastic free! There is the Zero Waste Path 2in1 range, they do one for Itchy Scalp which could be good for you. There is also the Eco Living shampoo bars which have had great reviews. Both of these don’t need a conditioner, you might want to use one every few washes on the ends of your hair if they are a little dry but you won’t need one every wash. We also have the Awake Organics shampoo powder and the Bain & Savon shampoo tins. If you do give another one a go we would love to know how you get on!
Hi. My slightly longer than shoulder length hair is naturally thin, dry, curly & gets knotty/dready unless I comb or tie it. However, when I do wash it, I always do after oil treatment. I am following a very effective oiling regime and seeing a lot of improvement. I need a shampoo that will remove the oil but not dry my head. Which type do you recommend? Oily or dry or normal? I live in a hard water area.
Hi Shyama, if you live in a hard water area i would recommend one of the shampoos that don’t cause a transition, they are still 100% natural. These are the Zero Waste Path 2in1 bars, Eco Living shampoo bars, Awake Organics shampoo powder and the Bain & Savon tins. It sounds like the ZWP 2in1 for dry and curly hair could be great for you! It should rid your hair of the oil too. If your hair is prone to knotting, you may want to introduce a conditioner every other wash just on the ends of your hair.
Hi I’m allergic to so many things my head gets itchy and feels sore and little red pimples appear occasionally which bar would you recommend please I tend not to use a conditioner after every wash
Hi Yvonne, it might be best to go for the Coconut Milk shampoo bar or the Chamomile shampoo bar. You will get a transition period with these bars as they are soap based, i am not sure if you live in a hard water area or not, but this can sometimes make it very tricky to get through a transition period. If you don’t think one of these would be right for you, you could try the Zero Waste Path 2in1 for Itchy Hair. You won’t need an additional conditioner and we have had great reviews from customers who suffer from an itchy scalp, dandruff, sensitivity etc. You won’t get a transition period with this but it does contain essential oils so i would just check to see if your skin will be okay with essential oils!
I live in a very hard water area and have thick wavy hair. I have tried many different shampoo bars before and none have worked for me. They have left my hair feeling almost waxy and really unmanageable. Do you sell any that might be appropriate or shall I give up and visit my local zero waste refill shop to refill my bottles?
Hi Jose, i would definitly give the Zero Waste Path 2in1 bar a go before you completely give up! They have been a game changer for myself and many of our customers. They work well in hard water areas and lather up well so are good for thick hair.
Hi, I’m looking for something for my five year old daughter to help with scalp eczema affecting hair growth. I think the normal
Shampoo may be exacerbating the problem. Is there anything safe for kids that might help?
Hi Liz, anything we recommend to you we would advise to check with your GP first as we aren’t medically trained! Do you know if she has had any reactions to essential oils in the past? As we have had great reviews for the Itchy Scalp 2in1 bar but it does contain essential oils. Customers have reported back that it has helped to clear their scalps up no end! Alternatively, we have the Coconut Milk or Chamomile shampoo bar. They are a little different as they don’t lather up but they contain no essential oils and are really kind to the scalp! Using 100% natural ingredients should be better for her. We have had a customer get in touch previously to say that the Rosemary shampoo bar had cleared up all of the psoriasis on her scalp and head so natural is definitely safe!
Which rosemary bar in particular was mentioned as helping others with psoriasis
Hi Charlotte,
The bar is made by hatton and i have included a link below for you
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/rosemary-tea-tree-shampoo-bar/
What shampoo bar would you recommend for adding volume to hair. Previous attempts at using solid shampoo have left my hair lank and greasy
Hi Sarah, if you use one of the shampoos that don’t have a transition period, you won’t experience the lanky/greasy feeling. These shampoos are the Awake Organics shampoo powder, Zero Waste Path 2in1 shampoo bars, Eco Living shampoo bars, Bain & Savon shampoo tins. I hope this helps!
Do you have a shampoo that would be good for using after swimming? My hair ends up quite damaged after swimming without a good chlorine removing shampoo. (Just started back after the lockdowns!) Thanks. Also – I have been using the zero waste bar for normal hair and am finding my hair is a bit greasy (I have almost finished the bar) I have quite frizzy, red hair and a sensitive scalp. Can you recommend something for use when i have not been in the pool too?! Thanks
Hi Clare, since you’ve tried the zero waste bar, I would highly recommend the Awake Organics powdered shampoo. This contains coconut proteins and natural caffeine which help nourish your scalp and hair. Since it’s a powder, its also great for on the go (swimming pool).
Let us know how you get on 🙂
Hi, I have fine shoulder length hair, with a slight wave, but can be quite limp. We also have soft water. Which shampoo bar would you recommend? (have previously used Primal Suds Shampoo Bar for oily hair, but it left my hair feeling gunky, so don’t think it was right for my hair type. I want to try again with shampoo bars and make the switch) Thanks so much
Hi Lizzy, if you use one of the shampoo bars that don’t cause a transition period, it won’t leave your hair feeling gunky at all. These are the Zero Waste Path 2in1 bars, Eco Living shampoo bars, Bain & Savon Tins and the Awake Shampoo Powder. I would recommend giving the Zero Waste Path for Oily & Fine Hair. It will help to increase volume and promote hair growth! Alternatively, the Awake Shampoo Powder is brilliant but you would need a conditioner alongside this. I would recommend the Bain & Savon conditioner bar for normal hair.
Hi, advice needed please.
What shampoo would you recommend for hair that needs a little bit of tlc?
I am currently experiencing hormone balance issues and also inflammation and toxicity so as natural as possible. I am currently using a natural shampoo but it leaves it in an awful condition- really fly away and wispy. I’d just really like a gentle shampoo that doesn’t strip all the moisture.
Many thanks s
Hi Sharon, we’d recommend the ‘Beauty Kubes’ Shampoo Kubes for sensitive skin. We sell these in 3 cube packs which gives a good chance to try. If you prefer a shampoo bar then the
Hatton Fragrance Free would also be good here 🙂
Hi there, I am looking to transition to a natural bar soap and wondering which you would recommend. I have quite long hair (not coloured), which is generally dry but oily at the roots. Thanks in advance.
Hi Laura,
Thanks for getting in touch. We’d recommend the Zero Waste Path shampoos for hair of this type. They have products available for both dry and oily hair which are great! 🙂
Hi I have really thick curly hair and also live in a very hard water area. I have tried a few shampoo bars but just couldn’t wash them out leaving a thick oily feeling to my hair in the shower that I couldn’t run my fingers through. Can you recommend anything?
Hi Beth, The waxy feeling that you are experiencing is perfectly normal, our shampoo bars are made from 100% natural ingredients so the sticky feeling you are experiencing is your hair going through the transition period.
This is where our hair is ridding itself of the plastic coating that synthetic shampoos have left. Once the hair has rid itself of this, it will be back to its natural state. If you live in a hard water area, it may be impossible to get through a transition period but we do stock some shampoo bars that don’t cause a transition period and work great in a hard water area. These are the Zero Waste Path shampoo bars, Awake Organics Shampoo Powder, Eco Living Shampoo Bars or Bain & Savon Shampoo Tins. These are PH based shampoo bars rather than soap based so they don’t cause a transition period and work great in hard water areas.
Good evening,
Looking for a shampoo bar recommendation please.
I have been using a shampoo bar by a certain well known high street brand for over a year and have been experiencing a spotty, itchy scalp ever since (I suspect mild folliculitis). I have made changes to my diet etc before considering the shampoo could be the problem after reading about irritating ingredients found in said shampoo bar.
What would you suggest for:
– Fine, flat hair
– Spotty, itchy scalp
– Promoting volume
Warm regards and thanks in advance.
Hi Kieran, I would recommend our Zero Waste Path “itchy Scalp” shampoo and conditioner bar. This has worked for me in the past and tends to last a while !
Hello! First of all, I really like the look of your website!
I have long, fine hair. Scalp is quite oily but because I like to grow my hair long I also have very dry ends. Which shampoo bar and conditioner would you recommend? thanks!
Hi Paola,
Thanks for your comment.
I would recommend our Zero Waste Path 2 in 1 bar for oily hair . this is a great product which sounds like it would be great for your hair.
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-oily-fine-hair/
Hi,
I have short hair and wash it with water every day, I haven’t used shampoo or conditioner for 5 years and love the natural oils and thickness it gives my hair. I want to start using natural shampoo to help combat dandruff and make my hair smell lovely. Which one would you recommend as I’m concerned it will strip the natural oils out and make my hair flat? Thanks for any help!!
Hi Tom !
I would recommend one of our zero waste path 2 in 1 bars. we have one for an itch scalp and i have included a link for you 🙂
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-itchy-scalp/
Hello ☺️ I have fine hair that tends to go dry at the ends. I tend to get patches of psoriasis on my scalp too. Which bar would you recommend for me please? I am new to this and have read in the comment about to waiting until the transition period is over before using a conditioner? Is this correct and if yes, should I continue using my usual conditioner for now? Thanks so much, I am excited to use your products!
Hi Paula,
Thanks for your comment.
I actually have the exact same problem as you ! I suffer from psoriasis all over as well as dry ends!
i would recommend our Zero Waste Club 2 in 1 bar for dry and curly hair
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-dry/
this is incredibly gentle yet also conditions the hair. it also doesn’t have a transition phase !
please note we are not medically trained so it is worth researching the use of the products on your scalp. however i have found it works well for me !
Amazing thanks so much Megan ☺️
Hi, what hair products would you recommend for long, dry, auburn hair please? Want to enhance colour naturally.
Hi Pam,
Thanks for getting in touch.
i have a few recommendations for you
Our Bain & Savon Natural Luxury Shampoo with Essential Oils is great for nourishing your hair and contains essential oils that will retain your natural colour.
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/bain-savon-natural-luxury-shampoo-with-essential-oils-250ml/
We also have the Zero Waste Path 2in1 Shampoo & Conditioning Bar – Dry + Curly Hair. This product is brilliant and i recommend it to all of our customers. it will nourish your hair and keep it soft, whilst ensuring your hair is healthy. it is a bar which means it will last longer too !
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-dry/
I hope this helps !
Hi I am 51 and have decided to change with everything I use in the house to on my body so I have thin hair and currently in peri menopause what shampoo and conditioner bars do you recommend please?
Thanks for getting in touch. We have a few products I think would work really well for you.
Firstly I would highly recommend a bar from Zero Waste Path’s 2 in 1 range. These bars are absolutely incredible! There is no transition phase and they are incredibly gentle and nourishing. I always recommend this product to customers looking for a shampoo bar and we have never had a complaint about them.
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-normal-hair/
the great thing is they are 2 in 1 so there is no need to condition your hair separately !
If you struggle to get on with a bar we do offer eco friendly liquid shampoos too. One of our best shampoo ranges is Nirvana’s. I can highly recommend their daily blend shampoo which is a wonderful product. And when the bottle is finished you can purchase a refill in biodegradable packaging to refill your bottle 😊
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/nirvana-natural-daily-blend-shampoo-250ml/
Hi there. I live in Scotland, a soft water area. I have grey/white hair and want to transition from a brightening shampoo, which highlights the white rather than they grey. I don’t have thick hair, but it’s not too fine either, nor too greasy or dry. I’m mostly interested in a shampoo that brightens the white. Any suggestions?
Hi Jinty,
Thanks for getting in touch.
We do not offer a direct alternative to brightening shampoo however nirvana’s Daily Blend shampoo is great for keeping your natural colour
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/nirvana-natural-daily-blend-shampoo-250ml/
Hello
I have tried quite a few different shampoo and conditioner bars, some have been OK but looking for something that reduces the greasy roots and improves the shine and health. I have fine hair with natural curls/wave, the ends get dry and fizzy but roots get greasy after one day. Would love your advice, thanks.
Hello, I have thin hair and its very greasy after 2 days. what would you recommendfor me please ? Also what would be the best for my girls ? 3 and 2 years oldummfaaruq. thank you very much
Hi,
I would highly recommend Zero Waste Path’s 2 in 1 bar for oily hair. this product is also suitable for children
https://www.peacewiththewild.co.uk/product/2in1-shampoo-conditioning-bar-oily-fine-hair/
Hi, would you have a recommendation for shampoo and conditioner that are good for getting rid of chlorine (I swim a lot). Thank you for your recommendations!