When you think of shampoo, you probably picture your go-to bottle that’s sitting in your shower as we speak. Perhaps it has a pump nozzle or squeeze top. It suds up and gives your hair a squeaky clean ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Not only is this bar 100 percent soap-free—which makes it the go-to shampoo for color-treated hair—but ...

Shampoo bars are changing the bathroom game. Fewer plastic bottles equals a more eco-friendly set-up, and we can’t think of anything better than that, especially when they’re convenient too. Having ...

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If you have a collection of shampoo bottles lining your shower walls, or are simply looking for a more sustainable alternative, you might want to consider a shampoo bar. Instead of the liquid ...

Even the best shampoo bar suffers from a bit of a branding problem. We get it: the idea feels weird. A little wrong. The hygiene equivalent of drinking wine from a coffee mug. Shampoo in bar form is ...

Shampoo bars—hair cleanser in bar soap form—are the latest trend in hair care products. Usually made of natural ingredients to promote hair health, they’re also easier on the environment and great for ...