Why You Should Try Packageless Beauty Products
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Humanity has created 6.3 billion metric tons of plastic waste, and only 9% of that has been recycled. Cosmetic company LUSH recognized how much of that waste comes from packaging within the cosmetic industry and vowed to make a change. The company now features a wide variety of products that come without packaging-also known by their terms as "naked. "Some of these products include shampoo bars and shower gels.
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Also, instead of buying plastic packaging for skincare, look for glass. It's more stable than plastic and recyclable.
Yes but the thing is, when your hands are soapy, the glass packaging might slip and shatter so that's just borderline dangerous.
J Alexineee P 1) I said for skincare. There's no change of a bottle shattering if you're using skincare products in front of a mirror / sink.
2) glass skincare products rarely break. Maybe a cheap foundation bottle from the drugstore, but again, you're not using any of it in the shower.
Oh. Well that's a good point thanks for correcting me. But I also did consider facial wash as a skincare product and other soaps as it does take care of our skin. Well that's what it's considered where I'm from at least.
and the glass jars can be used for many more things
For the overall life cycle of packaging, plastic is a lot lighter than glass and typically creates less of an impact on the environment.
For end of life, reusing is better than recycling (because no reprocessing is required), and glass is chemically inert.
Maybe I would buy more lush stuff if it was less expensive...
grace fml ikr!!
Just don’t buy bath bombs, then you’re good
grace fml but if it would be less expensive then it would be less potent
I mean... their things ARE pretty pricey initially but they last much longer so are technically cheaper in the long run. Other than their bath bombs/fun products. Those are the REAL expensive ones.
grace fml same
I dig that the pots can be returned for a free mask
Every 5 packages returned u get free mask
A lady who tried that she washed the pots first but the cashier was very salty and made a rude face at her because the pots were "dirty" which they weren't and cashier ranted at her for a full 30 minutes then she left and never came back she made a video about it on UA-cam.
Maine Mori yeah I watched it, but not all staff in Lush is like that
Maine Mori what was the video called??
Alima G do you know what it was called?
Girl you don’t put shower gel in your hair
Lexie Pinkerton IKR
I saw it and was like "NO GURL DON'T"
wait i wash my hair with a shower gel lmao
menchie_official That is only acceptable if it has H💿L💿 in it! 😁
Lexie Pinkerton that’s a shampoo bar :)
but why do they look delicious that is the real question
Jimin's tiny chili pepper Uh Jimin's chili pepper ain't small tho😂
Btw I would try one lol
Jimin's tiny chili pepper
True 👌🏻
Also luv da name!😂👏🏻🙌🏻
Jimin's tiny chili pepper whats your instagram? I see you everywhere
I know I want to just like.... bite into them lmfao
loool
"Can't even tell the product is on" Your skin is litteraly orange😂💯
I thought the Same thing 😂😂😂😂
the said you can’t tell the product is *gone*
Destini DeVine Maybe she’s visually impaired?
She said cant even tell the product is gone. As in she dident use a lot of the product and on the bar of soap it doesn't look like any has been used.
Gone*
Insider REALLY loves Lush so much 😂😂
Nachღn so do i, today i bought like 15 items there
I like your profile picture.
-fellow Exo-l
That's understandable though, lush is pretty awesome
Nachღn I love it more
Lush is pretty nice tho
"They were easier to use, and I would definitely consider switching..." That's it? How did the products perform? Does your hair feel clean/soft? Did the soap leave residue on your skin? If you're going to review something, do it right. This definitely didn't convince me to try these
NailsInTheCityy I have these, they are worth it
My hair is so clean after I wash it and it's the only product which helped me
Rajvi Shukla Thanks 😊 Do you still use a regular conditioner, or does the packageless one work well too?
NailsInTheCityy I haven't tried the conditioner because I have to empty my bed head conditioners.😂
Personally I feel like the solid conditioner is garbage, but the one in the video was different from mine, so maybe the one I’ve used in the past was discontinued. But the shampoo bars are a godsend, helloooo clean hair volume! Plus they last forever, but they are not for peeps with curly hair. They have other products for curly haired peeps, but they’re in the black pots
NOT EVERYONE CAN AFFORD LUSH, JANICE
YEAH, JANICE
Damnit Karen. Did you use my money to buy the organic products for your kids again?
You can. With about 20$ you can get a shampoo bar and a soap for face and body. That lasts for a long time (at least 3 months! Even up to 7 months), wayy longer than usual 2$ shampoo and shower gel so technically you are saving money.
crictonites but not everyone has 20 to suddenly spend on a shampoo bar. That’s the problem
@@rhiannandonnell2634 it's not just the shampoo bar. Skin/facecare, body wash and shampoo is included in that. If you have money to spend it on some ridiculously high prized makeup then you do have 20$. Using that as an excuse to buy cheap shampoo in plastic bottles is just wrong.
1:54 2:45 i know i’m being a bit much by pointing this out but yeah leaving the water on while showering when the water’s not actually getting on your hair is gonna help the environment a lot isn’t it
wow PHANtastic, baby Oof same
The environment doesn't get damaged from the water going through the drainage system. The only reason one should need to consider conserving water is if the place you live in has water shortages. It usually isn't an issue in 1st world countries. Also if you wanna save money of the water bill, of course.
Yeah but like then I have to get the water to the perfect temperature again, that's just too much work
They're paying for it so they can just do what they want with it
meat wastes 17 thousand liters of water if I'm not mistaken so yea 10 minute shower is going to have a huge impact on earth just saying
Also, WHY did she put SHOWER GEL in her hair?!
SiSero87 it’s a shampoo bar
Bruh the ingredients on shampoo are nearly the same as shower gel just how lotion has similar ingredients to conditioners . Thousands of years ago all people used was water and they lived fine. The media has made is seem like we *need* all this bs but we don’t
Yes, you can use just water, but it's not as good for your hair. you're basically stripping everything good away from it, and you won't get nearly as healthy of hair as you would with (good) hair product.
Soap is soap, it all generally works the same but over years we have added things like extra or less moisturiser, oils, etc. for specific body parts.
MJ sure.. lets just ignored the ENORMOUS amount of death due to poor hygiene ... they all live just fine... awesome.. how is that pee smelling in your hair and clothes? Just fine.. okay....
That shampoo bar is gonna give her some big tangles in her hair.
Joe Ramirez no it doesnt i have it and it's really good my hair as never been softer!
where is the conditioner
They have a conditioner too, I have both the shampoo and conditioner bar
I tried it and it didn't
It actually doesn't, I have a shampoo bar & it is great for DETANGLING hair.
Ok two things
1. How would this be shipped or sold in a store?
2. Why not use glass since you can recycle it?
Glass can break easily, and it can be shipped in a wooden crate and just stored on shelves I guess. Idk
It actually comes in boxes and packing peanuts. So...
Or paper
Hiydea well u know how your shampoo bottles fall in the shower?? just imagine how dangerous that would be
Roma Tomato yea nobody wants shards of glass in their products
Packageless beauty products.. Aren't those just soap bars?
No, LUSH has a variety of package-free products. For example, their body butters, massage bars, bath bombs, jelly bombs, shampoo/conditioner bars, hand & body soap, the orange thing featured in the video. I recommend their products.
@@JoJo-kh7sg but the all do the same thing. Just use soap
Yeah but soaps come in packaging
anonymous regular soap is different then shampoo, shower gell, conditioner, and bath bombs.
Nah
There so frickin expensive though!
Gerbil Lover actually I find as long as you use only as much as your need (lush stuff tends to be more potent) it is actually cheaper than it's supermarket counterparts. 😊 You can always get a sample to see how it works for you.
Gerbil Lover *just a lush fan who saved lots of dolla bills 😂
U have 2 choices. Harm the environment, or pay like $2 more to save it.
Gerbil Lover actually lush are cheaper , one small shampoo bar is like 400ml of liquid shampoo
more like $10 more
While i like the idea... I cant help but think how many peopleare going to be handling my packageless item before i buy and use it...
auddities right? There has to be a package in there somewhere, or the FDA wouldn't approve it for sale.
Probably a cardboard box. I was thinking the exact same thing.
auddities what if it rained?
What if they pack it in plastic wrap though? Lol thats my only thought or a box
They have aluminium boxes you can buy that are made expecially for the shampoobars so every time you go buy a new one you can bring your own box, or they wrap it in recicled paper. But you can ask to get it without being packaged if you want to.
lush really thinks they invented bar soap
RIGHT
like theyre the only one
They didn‘t invent bar soap, but shampoo bars are a different thing it‘s not just „soap“
Debora Grasso it’s literally the same thing but okay
Debora Grasso
Who tf told you that they inventid shampoobars?
So you’re telling me that if I order this online.... it’s gonna ship without a box? Mmmm...
Probably bubble rap and a paper bag
@@nooraqueen2716 As if that's any better
Or you could just get a bar soap lol lush did not invent these people have been using bar soaps for years lamo you can get a body bar soap with a cheaper price
@@nooraqueen2716 I don't understand why people say Lush is expensivem I'm not bragging but I pay $15, 8, and 12dollars for my soap. The most I've paid for a bar of soap is $30 which included argan oil. I've seen some soaps from Lush for $1-4
Bru - uh
Oh, I buy shampoo for a dollar or two.
Trys to go zero waste but legit has a million bottles of shampoo in the background 😂😂😂😂
She only mentioned how they were "easier to use than she thought". She didn't go into any kind of detail about how effective the packageless products were: did they dry out her skin? Did they effectively clean her hair without drying it out? I'm Hispanic and I'm sure these products would DESTROY my hair :/ This was SUCH bias video and didn't offer enough information to help us decide whether this is something we'd want to switch over to...
SiSero87 glad I'm not the only one that was thinking this. As a black woman with coarse hair, I just feel like this stuff would do the same. The only product I could honestly see myself using would have to be the hot oil treatment. Also how do they not package this when it's time to ship? Cleanliness wise, as far as handling is concerned, idk if I could buy this without some type of plastic or cardboard around it.
SiSero87 I have the lush shampoo thing. I find it really effective. Since I go swimming a lot, after using certain products, my hair will feel crunchy. Legit crunchy as a chip, so I’d have to use conditioner after putting shampoo.
But ever since my mom bought lush, my hair is always softer after I take a shower and I don’t have to use conditioner so my hair isn’t crunchy. I find it really good.
The only thing is, I can’t use it everyday. I don’t find it too effective if you have a lot of dandruff, so I’d still have to use head and shoulders plus the conditioner every other day.
I have thick curly hair and I have been using lush hair products for a few years now and I my hair never looked and felt so good as it does now! It‘s super healthy and the curls are defined. I honestly think you should give them a chance (and let them help you choose the right product for you)
Everyone has different needs for their hair. I like the shampoo bars but I can’t really find myself using them since I dye my hair (it’s blue at the moment) and their main ingredient is SLS which is a major colour stripper. My climate is dry and cold in the winter and humid and warm in the summer so I have to make sure my products are super hydrating so that my thick hair doesn’t get too fragile and I felt that the shampoo bars only exacerbated the problem in the winter.
I tried their shampoo bars for a solid five months and didn’t notice any improvement in my hair so I switched back to Hask keratin shampoo. I also sampled the conditioner but it left my hair straw-like. So I went back to Hask Biotin conditioner with a hair mask every week. I would be interested if they had hair masks. I use their face masks a lot actually. And their bath stuff when I can.
You can go and look for reviews from Hispanic women? Like if you have never tried it before you are not “sure” of anything lol
Lush should really look into not having no parabens, no silicones, and no sulfates if they want to act like their products are worth their price 😒
Their products are expensive because they actually pay their workers a living wage. Other companies either have low wages to their direct employers, or outsource materials from places that abuse labor
Their products are worth the price! They last a very long time. Also, if you think that other companies are all "natural", you're wrong. No product is totally "natural".
They dont use silicones at all, they never have. And some of the substitutes for parabens and SLS have been proven to be worse. Such as Phenoxythanol.
EXACTLY
They don’t have any of that stuff in them
Is no-one going to talk about the fact that she put the shower gel in her hair?
I would buy some but I'm worried about mold and germs.
Its soap tho...
dont worry lush is great!
Tea Tingz since when does people fear antibacterial , anti fungal ect products..... do ou’re research Mary that ain’t going to happen , they also sell containers which you can get anywhere .
1 1 your*
Jordan’s Volleyball Journey you are my pet peeve 😂 stop idgaf , you might but I really don’t , but if it makes you feel better :) 😂.
Okay but LUSH is extremely over priced. I just cant afford their products 🤷🏼
Hannah L. exactly!
Not overpriced they charge that much for being an ethical company due to fair wages for workers in 3rd world countries ect
same
They are more ethical in most ways , so it’s really up to you’re morals hun . Some of their products even last longer :)
In esty they have the same things for like half the price
It's so unsatisfying when she puts it in her hair
Thanks, but I'd rather use products with effective, proven ingredients that actually work and are contained in dark, airtight packaging so they don't oxidise. Also, fragrances irritate the skin and the amount of binders needed to make a product "packageless" makes it pretty ineffective for whatever job it is supposed to be doing. A good try, but no.
Soprie I found a NZ brand ethique that are plastic packageless. They have samplers and I found they worked really well - if they had a local store I would definitely use all of the time. Plastic free can work just as well.
lush uses all natural products literally who the hell doesn't kno this by now
alexander hamilton "natural" is not a scientific term and had no FDA regulation whatsoever. It has no bearing on whether a product is safe or effective. Like, nightshade berries are "natural" and they are poisonous as hell. Cinnamob essential oil is also "natural" and is extremely irritating to skin and causes contact dermatitis. "Natural" means absolutely nothing.
I am not a very smart man. It would be more convenient, not better. The #1 rule to waste free is refuse as in don't even create the need for the package. Even if it is biodegradable, it has to be produced and that uses energy. However, if you can just throw it in the compost, then yeah it is a lot better than plastic, but biodegradable plastic is only compostable in specific environments, so it isn't that much better.
This stuff is for white people
I think it better to have them come in reusable containers made out of tin or glass. These would wash away even without using them. Also, their nice scent would disappear and it super inpractical
I liked this channel better when they didn’t talk
Disney _ yup
I have tried their shampoo before and it made my hair suuuuuper oily and dandruffy. My hair is asian hair, and its super thick and hard to manage sometimes, normally i only wash it twice a week but with lush I had to everyday ://// it dont last long so if u have thin hair i guess it will work.
Golden Bannanna I have asian hair too rip
The lavender one was great for my oily scalp
Just depends on your hair type!
Marianne Manaois there’s no such thing as Asian hair. It’s probably oily
I have super oily and dandruffy hair and the jumping juniper bar solved both of those issues
Hold up... why us she putting shower gel in her hair? Don't you use shampoo and conditioner only?
I love how there’s just happy, bright music whilst they’re telling you facts about how bad we’re harming the environment.
I started using the lush oatmeal shampoo bars... MY LIFE IS CHANGED!
Not everyone has a Lush store in their area.
But, how about the employee's gloves during the making of their products?
Doesn’t it like, melt or something?
xRandomSoccerGirl x Yeah I was thinking that too
Lemon I mean soap melts when it gets wet. Think about solid bar soaps if you get to much water on it.
I have their conditioner bars, and they're really solid in comparison to a normal soap bar. They don't foam in the same way and hold up well against water.
Yes, it does in hot weather. It also sweats and shrinks if stored in bathroom
I use the juniper shampoo and hair conditioner. They’ve all worked really well so far!
This shipping was expensive ($6) so I might go to a lush store and stock up
This is 👍🏽. Schools need to start teaching ppl about the effects of waste and constantly be teaching that our 1 🌎 is getting ruined ☠️ they should teach this instead of all the bs we don’t use
Diys Y my teacher just explained how much plastic hurts animals and everything about it yesterday!
Diys Y... They are
My teachers teach it 24 7, Yeah an little bit is okay but you can see by my terrible spelling and grammer that they need to teach things that kids will use....
We had the plastic ocean topic about 4-5 times this year in different classes + made a whole assembly about it
Emry Fire r u Canadian? Because yeah we have that too
I don’t even have lush in my state lol I’d have to order it online which would mean it’d be delivered in a package lmao
Since lush is so expensive, my mom always goes there once a week to ask for a few samples there and add up on the pieces at home
Like 😅👌
“Like” what?
batman likes pizza like I’m sorry if that seems weird lol
Flurkle Aj No worries, it’s not weird at all. A lot more people do that than you may realize.
See, recently I bought this LUSH shampoo bar (or naked shampoo, as it does not have any plastic) with a tin box sold in the same store to keep it. It is great for my hair, but is definitely not as affordable and convenient as traditional shampoo that comes in plastic bottles (LUSH also sells those if you are interested). Even if I kept it on the box, it got RUINED it is terribly smushed. I understand the concept of recycling and protecting the planet, but my very humble opinion is that first things first, you gotta make your products great, so that they do not get ruined, as happened with my shampoo.
Soo much lush?
Is insider obssessed whit lush?
Probably sponsored secretly
Don't blame 'em
No, they just paid from lush. It literally an advertisement.
I would buy it but lush fragrances make me feel sick. It’s SO strong. And their stuff also makes me break out like crazy. I just buy stuff in glass bottles or reuse the packaging. It’s also expensive and not super hygenic (The package free stuff) Also all their products leave you feeling so grimy afterwards especially hair care and lotions.
I do like some of their fresh masks though.
It would be better if some brands started doing a bulk beauty thing where you can bring your own containers.
I think the orange body wash stained her arms😰but this such an amazing idea!!!
Gabi Roe it didn’t.
Gabi Roe no it didn't. I have the same thing, and it doesn't stain.
I know right!
The workers at Lush are literally the nicest people in the world! I go there all the time and would recommend buying from them. Great products 11/10
It's so good that waste will be reduced 😍
Stars Of Universe Galaxy I agree
Stars Of Universe Galaxy
Yeah, but do you want to put dirty and chemical- filled products into your hair? Gotcha.
This is another reason why I will Forever love LUSH products👏💜💜💜💜💜💜💜😍
Also, people can spend $20 or more on Starbucks and pizza but when it comes to good health or skin products they always complain about the price.
Tari Danielle exactly
0:49 what title of this horror movie?
That can actually make your hair very knotted and can damage and hurt if you try to brush it.
What about the moulds?
Well, I don’t think they’re planning on throwing the molds away. They’re constantly being used, cleaned, and reused! :)
I love what lush does!
But I tried using their products but it made my skin very itchy and gave me a bit of a rash
Why not just recycle ?
Why Tar-tar lots of people don't recycle unfortunately :( but this is a good way to reduce plastic waste
amran well, those who don’t recycle won’t go out of their way and buy this, sorry
Also recycling takes up energy uses that could pollute the air, so while it’s better than not recycling, it’s not perfect either.
This plastic is terrible for earth and animals..😣😣😣
Recycling is only temporary. while it works, the item made out of recycled materials will eventually wind up in the trash. It's better to not have to recycle at all.
I genuinely hope lush's way of producing beauty products becomes standard. Natural safe ingredients, well made, and entirely aware of the affect their products have on the environment. They may be a bit pricey, but I'd love to get some of their stuff when i get the chance.
I love this
At some stores you can bring your own packaging (glass bottles etc) even for shampoo and stuff like that.
I have shampoo bar from LUSH at home!!!! It's the best shampoo ever!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😎😎😎😎😎
I own a Lush Brazilliant shampoo bar and love it very dearly. This hair product is, hands down, the best thing that could have ever happened to my hair. It is natrually much stronger and healthier and you would not even belive how amazing Brazilliant smells. I am never going back, everybody should give Lush's hair care treatments a try. All those chemicals in drug store producs (like silicones etc) do more harm then good, believe me. My hair was so damaged and now I bearly have to use conditioner, if I do, I use the green one shown above which makes the hair even softer. Not kidding, I am seriously obsessed!
I’m not hating on lush stuff
But go for glass
2 off all they are expensive
3 off all 40 percent is not a lot
I went into a lush store once. I felt dizzy straight away and had a mind pounding headache. My friends made me stay, to look at stuff. I then fainted from the smell. I woke up in the store about 2 minutes later, still in the store with an even worse headache. Everyone in the store was crowded around me and I hated it. I was then rushed to the hospital, though I was fine. Never going into a strong smelling store again. My friends (or old friends) forced me in for five minutes before I fainted, and they tried to force me into that same store a year later. They sucked.
u could just buy a bar of Irish spring
3:26 she said she stopped using packaged beauty products 😂look at all those bottles - i can't
Maatta Miah She said that she would comsider switching over
As a person with natural hair (and I'm sure this goes for other peoples hair types as well), I can't just use random shampoos and conditioners. I have to use ones specifically catered to my hair type and texture (which i doubt they are going to make ones for every different hair type, texture, color, etc). In order to get all of the benefits from the shampoo bars as I do my $2.89, 12.6 ounce shampoos and conditioners, I would have to use 4 different bars and spend $52.00. Which as a person who is environmentally responsible, and does their best not to contribute to pollution and such it's not worth it. Also the way you have to apply it is sure to give you tangles. The concept is great and the shower gels seem to work well, but as far as hair products go it doesn't seem very practical.
I spent 200$ dollars just so my hair looks okay. I have completely natural never dyed curly hair.
I can tell you that at least for wavy hair, the shampoo bar does not tangle up your hair, and if you are really worried about it, you can lather it up in your hands like a soap bar and then massage it into your scalp
Mollie-wan Kenobi
It’s not that easy with an afro.
@@nyx6625 You spend $200 on shampoo and conditioner? Cause thats what we're talking about here, only those two things not other products.
I literally just came across this video. I care for the environment so much so packagless products are amazing. Also to the Celia working at Insider, my name is Celia too.
Shower gel in ur hair? Huh?!?
I have an idea!!!!!!!!! We should wrap soap and other products In an waxy peelable layer similar to the skin of a fruit (orange for example thick skin that can be repurposed) or like a baby bell, and maybe it can be a seperate product on its own after unwrapped!
they expensive tho, and we ain’t got money sis
GUYS! bar shampoos don't work that well if you have thick or really curly hair! But you could try it anyway
This is really cool and creative I love it
You should try their products, totally worth it!
Jo Jo I actually have it was a lotion and it was really really nice and it smelled really good
I recently bought one of those bar shampoo things. It actually works very well.
BUT IT'S SO DAMN EXPENSIVE
Depends on what you like! Some are good priced, some are more expensive
Shampoo bar? What?
God I hate lush. The products are so strong and parfum-y so it irritates me. I’ve tried all of their products and every single one of their soaps leave this squeaky-clean feel that’s kind of waxy so I don’t like it.
For everyone complaining about prices, so long as you stay away from bath bombs, you're pretty well off. They're a little more expensive than other brands because they pay their workers a decent wage. Also, their products last a really long time! I live in an area that has no lush, so whenever we go out of state on a trip or whatever, I always stock up on my products. I use the same lotion every day and even their naked lotion bars have lasted me months
So when you buy their product it comes in a *paper bag*
Cløwies or løwies? Paper is recyclable :))
Lush’s shampoo bars are legendary. They are literally the only shampoo that keeps my hair from getting oily. I highly recommend them!!
Shower gel? You mean a bar of soap?
We could get custom glass bottles and refill,and also have a discount since it's unpackaged liquid shampoo. That's an idea.....
Was this sponsored
My mum works for lush AND I FREAKING LOVE IT!!!
HAPPY EARTH DAY
Y A Y
Lush’s shampoo have sulfates in them which a cleanser found in laundry detergents and dish soaps
So glad I can make my own products, not going for it😌
The only product I buy at Lush packaged is Charity Pot, for the past three years, I've stuck to purchasing their naked products.
NO THEY AREN’T LIKE SOAP BARS! Soap bars come in boxes, these do not.
Homemade cold process soaps don't
Ah, I love the lavender shampoo bar! It works so well for my hair
That's a "cool shaped"...over priced...bar of soap you got there.
How do they come packaged when you buy them in store or online so they dont get ruined?
But it’s so damn expensive tho
It really bothers me that we're killing this earth like we have another place to go to.
I hope more company's do this too.
I cant help it that everything is made out off plastic
Danny Jarratt the problem is i am lazy 😂
Jamless mochi By 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish, just think about that.
"but I can't help it that I'm popular" I don't know if that was your intent but that reminded me of gretchen wieners from mean girls 😂😂
siri H yeah my friend pointed that out
Lily McFalls i think i know that
So how to store them in the bathroom. Put in a plastic container maybe
2:35 excuse me
I've been recycling glass, paper and aluminum in my apartment, but OMG I need to recycle plastic asap! I wish everyone would get on board!!!!!! Please, google the nearest recycling facility in your town/ city nearest you!!! The one I visit takes less than 5 minutes to go, I don't have to leave my car whatsoever!!!!! A little goes a long way!!!!!
Not first 😏
I always reuse the containers for household stuff, like maybe even slime. Still works
There products look terrible.
Thya Smith the purple shampoo bar is great, I have very oily scalp and it manages it amazingly without drying me out.
They aren't, maybe you should try them before judging them without knowing any facts.
Jo Jo
Thats why she said it “looks” not it is.
I absolutely LOVE the lush shampoo bar!!! Xx
Too expensive, nah
Hana Xiohe but they last double the time than a bottle, also you gotta take into account the fair trade ingredients that Lush uses
A shampoo bar coats around $10-14 depending on which one you get... and lasts probably 3 or 4 months for me and I wash my hair every other day
They aren't that expensive. Some things are, depends on what you like.
Tbh the naked products just give them a larger profit margin as they melt in hot weather and in bathroom they shrink and sweat. Lots of other companies that are similar, cheaper and don’t use sls now too.
Tired mum Could you tell some of the other cheaper brands you found or recommend ? I love looking for more eco-friendly products.
Tiahna Rodriguez I’m in Uk and use soaposh and bathbakelove. Both are cheaper per bath with the products. I know there are others though and a lot more in America
Tired mum it more or so depends on how you store it
in 400 years I won't be alive
2050 is 400 years...?
@@nyx6625 yeah it is?? lol
Well no duh
I live for the "New Shampoo Bar" It's the only thing that I wash my hair with anymore (I have wavy, frizzy hair for those of you wondering) but the thing is...when I purchase one, I still need a baggie to put it in to carry it home. Placing a bare bar of soap or shampoo into your bag or tote isn't the best idea...so in a way, you're still using packaging regardless.