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I used to use the Lush Conditioner bars, but to be honest, they aren't great. Mostly because they don't melt well. It takes awhile for them to get soft in the shower and then when I rub it on my hair, barely anything rubs onto it. My hair doesn't feel silky smooth at all afterwards either....Still on the look out for a good zero waste conditioner bar alternative...somewhere out there, there must be one

Paige walker it’s been a few months since you made this post so i’m wondering if you still feel the same about shampoo bars ?

Lush's Godiva shampoo bar works as a two in one, shampoo and conditioner :)

I would say yes, only because the shampoo has sulfate in it so it really removes all the oil in your hair, leaving it bare enough that it could use conditioner. Some people don't need to condition their hair, so if you don't normally condition your hair with the shampoo you use now, you probably won't need it. If you do use a separate conditioner now, you'll probably need one for this too. I just bought the Lush Hair Conditioner called 'BIG' and I like it. It lathers pretty well. I do not suggest getting the "JUNGLE" conditioner, it did not melt and lather as well when I bought it about a year ago.

The best compromise is to just start off with the shampoo. Try it for a wash. If it feels dry, then you can get a conditioner

Thanks everyone. I'll try the Goldiva one. My hair is oily. Barely can skip a day of hairwashing.

Yay for less plastic in the world!!! I'm glad you are trying to reduce your waste with shampoo bars. Let me know how it turns out!

Yeah, I've definitely experimented with handmade shampoo bars I've found on Etsy and grocery stores. Some made my hair greasy and others made my hair feel heavy, like it didn't completely wash out. Which is why I liked the Lush Shampoo bars because they gave me the clean and light feeling I wanted without a plastic bottle involved. I bought red cider vinegar to do the rinse once and I didn't really enjoy the extra process, I heard it works for some people, but I never got too involved with that route.

Smart. Smart.

I've never had a problem with any of the extra petals or stuff they put in the bars. So should be fine!

I think your suggestions of stop flying and stop eating animal products and protesting the govt are very valid. They are ways we can help save the planet. But I'm not a fan of telling people that the things they are doing is not enough. Everyone is on their own journey to do their part and what they can. To have someone replace their plastic bags with paper bags and then slowly transition to reusable bags. Or just replacing their plastic water bottles with reusable water bottles are good steps. The statement, 'you can do more' will always be true and saying 'this is not enough' is very discouraging and can lead to thoughts like: "Well if this isn't enough, why bother doing anything at all." I get your frustration and I have definitely had those thoughts as well, but at the end of the day, I hope to encourage people to just do one more thing and continue on that path.

@@showmehowplease It is great that people try things to 'save the planet' (which is funny way of saying it because the planet will live on, it is the human race and many other species that will die..). The problem is that individual action is not enough. The solution to climate crisis and plastic is not for individuals to buy shampoo bars. The solution is for governments to pressure the industry to ban all plastics and use renewable sources. When individuals people feel they do great things for the planet by consuming less polluting products it often makes them feel they have done enough that way. And they stop feeling the need to take ACTUAL ACTION for actual solutions. The solutions are not on an individual basis and individual choices, the solutions are to collectively make these choices! Governments need to start banning single use plastics for example, that is something we should strive for by letting our governments hear our voices (instead of those of corporations). Yes it is not enough to buy this product, but there is another solution. Look at how they banned CFCs to stop the ozon layer problems. That was an actual solution. We should learn from that, collective action IS possible!! but we won't get there if we keep on putting the solution to this problem on the individual level..

ooo nice!

yessss, preserve that shampoo bar as long as you can!

That's awesome! I'm glad this video helped! Yeah, it took me awhile to find Lush's shampoo bar. I tried some I found on etsy first and they kept clumping my hair or made it more oily, so I'm glad I found the Lush bar too!

No problem! I'm glad my review helped!

Hi! The purpleish pair? The one I reviewed with is the French Tuke color! www.allbirds.com/products/womens-wool-runners-tuke-french-fry It looks light brown indoors, and almost pinkish purple in the daylight. That shade of color honestly changes hues depending on the lighting, which is amazing to me. I love it, but if you want a more consistent color, the grays, whites and pinks stay more true to it's original shade. I ordered a pink one as well, but returned it because I wanted to be more minimalist. But that one is actually out of stock and currently not in the color rotation of Allbirds. They occasionally bring it back from time to time though. Ah! I'm excited for the comfort level your feet is going to experience with the Allbirds loll

I'm glad! If you're traveling with your shampoo bar and keeping it in a tin, remember to let it dry all the way before closing it up. It dries better if you have it tilted vertically rather than on it's flat surface so both sides can dry all the way!

Thanks for the tip!

It actually doesn't :(. Lush sells separate conditioner bars, but I'm not totally convinced they are great compared to how much I like the Lush Shampoo Bars.

I actually used to have to use conditioner. After using this shampoo bar, I haven’t had to use conditioner at all. I have really thick ass hair that also tangles so easily. But this shampoo bar works great on my hair.

I, strangely, recently moved into a communal place where I share a bathroom so I have to keep my bathroom stuff with me too! I've learned that the travel tin is NOT great for keeping things solid, the lush bar ended up melting and sticking to the bottom. So, instead, you can use the soap saver in the video and cut it to the size of the tin, then put it at the bottom so the liquid will move to the bottom. Even better is to let it air dry for awhile before closing the lid. I actually keep my face bar soap in an open mini mason jar to let it air dry too (without a soap saver at the bottom), making sure to clean the jar from time to time. The face bar is always on it's side so it doesn't stick to the bottom. Hope this gives you options!

Hi!

Thanks Amber! Yeah, it's a great feeling using less plastic, I imagine one less going into our oceans or landfills, avoiding the damage it would cause for the next 100 years or so since it doesn't fully decompose. I'm happy that you're going to use less plastic now!

Same!

Aw man that sounds awful. It's crazy how different people's reactions to products can be. Do you think maybe you're allergic to the chemicals in the solid shampoo bars? Have you tried one without Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or any chemicals at all? There are some pure organic ones. I am thinking about trying out shampoo bars without this chemical to see if that will still keep my hair 'feel' clean. If you're not getting this reaction with bottled shampoos, then it might be some chemical in the solid shampoo bars that isn't working for you. If you are getting the same reaction, then it might be a skin condition too that a dermatologist can look at. I've had scalp trouble as well and one visit to the dermatologist got me all fixed up!

TheModernGreenLife I haven’t tried others so I don’t know, I’m completely new to this, I started at the end of this summer. I’ll compare the ingredients and see.

Hello :) I also live in the Philippines and Lush is sold here :) Online and In stores

I use both! I got the purple conditioner bar I believe it is Jasmine. It doesn't lather the way the shampoo bar does. I actually rub it straight on the ends of my hair. I wouldn't say it's exactly like the liquid conditioners, because it doesn't give my hair a super fluffy feeling, but it does keep it smooth.

Dan DCC91 ... said 1 billion other people on this planet, everyday.. that’s how I used to think too until I was more aware of what plastic waste is doing to our environment and our marine life (only 9% of plastic actually gets recycled... and takes hundreds of years to break down) I applaud her for trying to reduce waste and educating others. Great video! I’m looking into shampoo bars and this video certainly helped. Keep up the great work:) new subscriber over here! 🙌🏼

@@amusedal I mean your time would be better spent trying to convince other people not to buy bottled waters or recycling better than stressing about every tiny plastic wrapper. Read again what I wrote. If you are THAT serious about your carbon footprint that you are worrying about a plastic wrapper of your shampoo bar you have to get a new one of every 3 months, why drive a car or have a phone? Or have a house? Probably more plastic wasted in manufacturing any one of those things than you will ever save in shampoo bar wrappings in your life. Seriously, do some math.

@@amusedal amusedal Go build your own house from trees you chopped down with axes you made yourself with metal ores you mind yourself and tree branches you chopped yourself. And make your own soap from the whatever ingredients you obtained yourself and go to work on a horseback. Use only pencils you made yourself with only natural ingredients you obtained yourself. Don't use any consumer electronics or wear designer goods. Ffs, the clothes she is wearing probably had more plastic for packaging than she will ever waste in shampoo bar wrappings.