The shampoo bar is an increasingly popular alternative to traditional liquid shampoo (in Slovakia it has also become known as “šampúch”). Because it contains no water, it does not need any chemical preservatives either. You will not find silicones or parabens in it, nor any artificial fragrances.
So what does it actually contain?
The MusK shampoo bar is based on mild surfactants made from coconut oil (so it is not a soap-based shampoo). Their job is to cleanse the hair, and they are also responsible for the wonderfully gentle, rich lather they create on the hair. As well as being gently cleansed, the hair is also strengthened and nourished. This is down to the floral and herbal waters, herbal extracts, butters, oils and active ingredients it contains. The carefully selected essential oils also provide care and aromatherapeutic benefits.
How do you use a shampoo bar?
Its shape fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. Simply rub it over wet hair a few times, massage it in with your fingers and rinse with clean water. After using it, there is no need for a further rinse with vinegar or lemon water.
Thanks to its shape and size, it is a great companion for travelling. If you take it with you, you can put it in a portable aluminium box or wrap it in some other way. Do not be afraid to use it to cleanse your whole body as well, and if needed, it can even be used to gently wash clothes.
It is happiest on a soap dish next to your MusK soap, or on any other firm, dry surface.
The shampoo is packed in a beautiful box made of recycled paper. How long it lasts depends on the length of your hair, how intensively you use it and how much you apply. Shampoo bars are, however, faithful companions: this one will last you up to 2–3 months.
The shampoo weighs 80 g ± 5%.
The shampoo is also suitable for vegans.
Ingredients: Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (surfactant derived from coconut oil), Sodium Coco Sulphate (surfactant derived from coconut oil), Cocos Nucifera Oil (coconut oil), Aqua (water), Tocopherol (vitamin E), Panthenol (panthenol), Lactic Acid (lactic acid)
