Lemon and chamomile shampoo bar - Blondes
Who for: Everyone - especially perfect for people with dandruff, eczema or dry scalp.
What is it? A handmade chemical-free solid shampoo bar, rich in plant and nut oils and herbs, to clean hair thoroughly and gently. Entirely natural chemical free formulation traditionally handmade to a gentle centuries-old formula using the finest natural conditioning plant oils such as castor, olive and coconut oils. The colour of the bar directly reflects the essential oils, herbs, spices, flowers, fruits clays, honey and botanicals used to make it. Totally free of harsh synthetic detergents that dries your hair and scalp and pollutes you and our waterways.
Lemon and chamomile shampoo bar - For blonde/silver hair, with chamomile infusion and lemon essential oil slightly brightens blonde/silver hair.
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Customer Reviews (Submit a review)
- "I have been using this Lemon and Chamomile Shampoo Bar and apple cider vinegar rinse on my grey hair for over a month now and I love it!
my hair is shiny, clean and manageable too. Wonderful product...thank you!"
Anne-Marie - "I have been using your Lemon and Chamomile Shampoo Bar followed by a vinegar rinse for three years now and I will never return to regular shampoo and conditioner. My dry, itchy, irritated scalp has healed and I no longer have split ends between visits to the hairdresser. Thank you Beauty and the Bees!"
Margie - "The instructions on the Lemon and Chamomile Shampoo Bar warn that your hair may take four washes to get used to the new regime of shampoo bar and apple cider vinegar rinse. Well, my hair is just dry after the first wash and the commercial shampoo and conditioner are going in the bin! My hair feels great!
The shampoo bar produced a really nice lather and a beautiful smell. I didn't need to use much to get my hair very clean. After the vinegar rinse, it was as easy to comb as after using commercial conditioner, but I don't have that heavy, gunky feeling in my hair as I used to. The vinegar smell dissipated quickly as my hair dried, and I've just got the faint scents of lemon and chamomile left."
Fenn