The most annoying part of bar shampoo is when the bar breaks. I recommend a soap saver (like a bag) to keep the bits together plus it helps with lathering.

So, with bar shampoo, it usually takes a few uses before your hair stops getting greasy really quickly, because the first few times the bar shampoo has to strip the silicone from regular shampoo out. Not an expert here, I just read about it ❤

I have short dyed hair so I can’t say anything in terms of hair health differences but the bars don’t last as long as bottles but they are overall better for the environment, because they don’t have to go through the melting process it keeps most of the rich oils and fatty acids hair needs. :D

what I was taught as a kid (since I grew up in a house that used bar soaps a lot ) to just lather it on to your hand till u get bubbles then put it on your hair and just continue

I need to try them. I can only imagine how much bottled shampoo and conditioner you go through. Your hair is beautiful ❤

My hair is nearly as long, just shy of butt length and I've been using shampoo bars for over a year(I think I started around early spring 2022, it is now summer 2023) First of all, the bars last me ridiculously long. I am about halfway through my third bar now. So one bar lasts nearly 6 months for me. My best tip, make sure your hair is absolutely dripping wet. If I wait more than a minute or two or wring out the water from my hair, it's really difficult to lather. I apply it directly from the bar, roughly around my scalp and then first massage into my scalp and then put it through the rest of my hair. That way the roots are cleaned the most, but the rest also gets some. I have only tried one solid conditioner and that didn't work for me at all, but I might just have to try more. But I'd probably go through 2-3 bottles of shampoo in the time I use one bar. I haven't had any issues, maybe except for it hurting more if any of it gets in my eyes.

If your hair gets greasy easily, you shouldnt use that head massager because it encourages the follicles to produce more oil and will get greasier quickly again

Bars are great for traveling because it isn’t a liquid so it won’t explode in your bag and you can carry it on.

I have about 2 ft of hair and bar conditioner is a life saver. I have to change it out way less often than I did with bottled conditioner

Try rubbing the bar with both your hands to get lots of suds, then apply to your hair 👍🏻

I've been using solid shampoo and conditioner for about three years now and it can take some time to find the combo that works for you, especially if you have curly or fine hair. (And dont be afraid to try different brands in combination with each other.) But it really is just lather the shampoo bar onto your scalp like normal and then run the conditioner bar over the lengths. I find I go through a shampoo bar in just under two months, while a conditioner bar lasts me the better part of a year.

Hi Holly! I've been using shampoo bars for four years now. If you find it's leaving residue on your hair and scalp, try an apple cider vinegar wash (two teaspoons ACV + 1 cup water). Rinse your hair with it, leave it for a few minutes like conditioner, and it should help!

Awesome!! What is the stuff on your face for? I’m just curious because I scrunch my face up and frown when I sleep and it gives me wrinkles in my twenties so was wondering if that was a solution 😅

The main difference between the bars and the bottles (since they perform the same) is how much plastic you save from ending up in the landfills.

My hair is over 4ft long, so here are some of my tips: Take Vitamin D supplements, your hair and nails will thank you, despite otherwise ill health, my hair is still just past my knees, and I am relatively tall. If your hair is very greasy and you can feel that your scalp is almost gummy with oil/sebum (you might feel it particularly after showering, when your hair is still wet), you need to wash with a clarifying shampoo before a liquid or bar will get your scalp and hair clean, AFAIR it's basically that regular shampoo doesn't have enough surfactants in it to wash out the amount of grease/oil/dirt which is embedded in your scalp, so you need something that will break up the build-up easily and efficiently. The cheapest option which works great is to use some dish soap, massage well into scalp and rinse well with hot/warm water afterwards, making sure to lift top layers of hair so lower down on the scalp gets fresh water directed at it. Your hair should be literally squeaky clean after this. (*NB* you only need a very small amount of dish soap and only use it on you scalp (fine to let it wash through the ends, ofc), about 5-8ml does me justice, especially if I've added extra conditioning oils to my hair and then wasn't able to shower when I wanted so it gummed up in the extra time. When using a bar shampoo I find it helps to rub the bar with a scalp massager, and then use the scalp massager to apply the scrapings direct to the scalp where you can work them into a lather (also, the points of those yin/yang shapes on the bars are going to become brittle as they reduce and will break off, try using a small bag and sticking to square/round/rectangular bars for this reason). As ever, make sure to lift some of the top sections of your hair to make sure you get product right into your scalp lower down, and not just the top of your crown. Do something similar for the bar conditioner, if it is wash out conditioner, use the scalp massager, if it is leave in conditioner use a *clean* comb or brush to apply it as directed through your hair. After clarifying shampoo or dish soap cleaning you may find you need to double condition to retain softness and manageability; I either get out of the shower and run my hair through with aloe jelly, wrap it up like a mask for an hour or two and then fully rinse afterward, or just double condition with a standard conditioner.

Your hair is sooooo pretty! I hope it works for you! I have tried one shampoo bar, but it was the cheap one from dollar tree. I hate it. But I am not giving up on shampoo and conditioner bars! I just need to find the right one and not the cheap stuff. I’m so annoyed with my hair. It is past my bum, and it used to be so thick!!!! But this year it thinned to less than half of what it was in just a couple months….I’m trying to figure out the cause and take more vitamins. I’m going to have to cut it just to make it look somewhat nice. 😭

I think you're supposed to get the bar of soap wet and rub your hands on it so you can apply it to your hair ❤ i love your hair😊

I love my bar shampoo and conditioner from Lush. I have been using them for years. I feel like they last longer and they are so easy to travel with. Lush employees are great about helping you find the right products for you and if you try them and they don't work for us you can return them. I once had one that was not the right kind for my hair and they let me swap out for another. Highly recommend

That’s so cool I’ve always wanted to try that!

If you’re having a hard time getting a lather w the shampoo bar try adding more water to your hair! There’s definitely a bit of a learning curve but I’ve found that shampoo bars last a lot longer than bottles. I’ve been using bar shampoos for a while now and I love that Im not making more plastic waste and I think it’s good for my hair :)

Try Royalty soaps they have the best shampoo and conditioner bars ever. They also sell very cute soaps. I had white hair for years and these helped me so much, they aren't harsh and they lather well. The pink ones smell really good too, they all do but pink one 👌 there is a fragrant free one too if you want

I sometimes lather the bar in my hands and then go in my hair and it takes a few times but it was what worked best for me to start, and it makes the shampoo last longer! After using bar shampoo for so long I have just started rubbing the bar on my head most of the time. I save the thin broken end of the bars and soak them in water to make it easy to kinda scoop up and use but it takes me years to save up enough.

Watching your hair videos makes me miss my long hair, pretty much had it the same length and then I cut it to donate good few yrs back, you making me think about growing it out again 🤔

Thanks for sharing this my hair was so long it went down almost to my knees so I just cut it and I have been wondering about bar shampoo.

Your hair is beautiful ❤❤

Viori shampoo and conditioner bars are my favorite, and I've tried A LOT of different brands. I can use the bars for up to 50 washes! My hair now a days is much longer then in my profile pic. Viori's shampoo and conditioner bars restored my hair and makes it so silky smooth, my hair falls out of up dos! Highly recommend trying them out.

Will you please share more about your normal routine before the bars? IM VERY SORRY IF THAT'S CREEPY. I have three feet of hair and I dont have many issues with it, but I use a silver dollar sized glob of both shampoo and conditioner, no extra anything. I use my fingers to scrub the scalp and work my natural oils down to the ends before shampooing.(Bedhead-green bottle26oz lasts me a 3-4 months) Letting my hair dry before putting it into its braided bun form. Would love to know more about how the bars work for you as well since I've never used them.

Can you please do a tutorial on how you do your hair like that twisty braid type thing me and my mom tried it, but I just always falls out

Lather the bars in your hands first. My hair is very long and I dont mind solid shampoo and conditioner. I pet it to be almost a paste like consistency before I work it through my scalp. The softer solid conditioners work best for me.

Day 12 of asking you how to do a tutorial on the twist braid

You can also refill your bottles at a bulk store or something similar

Me looking through the videos to find out what she has on her forehead 🤣🤣. They are called Frownies I think.....They keep you from scrunching up and getting wrinkles at night👍🏻 We need a video on these......do they really work♥️ I love the shampoo and conditioner bars too😊

My shampoo bar normally lasts about 5 or 6 weeks ish and my conditioner about 6 or 7 weeks ish I like the bars more than the normal shampoo and conditioner hair looks and feels so much better. And my hair lasts longer before the next wash.

I’ve fallen in love with @royaltysoaps shampoo bars. I’ve tried lush and another random brand but her have been the best. I have the aqua one and its not drying and I actually have less tangles when using it.

Love the duckies

Viori is my favorite bar shampoo and conditioner 🖤

Can you review more shampoo and conditioner bars?

wait.. theres bar kind??

You can turn the bar shampoo into liquid shampoo if you wish. I used to do the same with bar soap.

I love pacha!

That is really cool 👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩✌️😅😅😎😎😎

I love bar shampoo, hate bar conditioner!

Where did you find your shampoo bars

I loved how my bar shampoos worked on my hair but since they’re mostly oil i broke out on my forehead and back. Did anyone experience this?

What brand is the bar shampoo?

I think you're supposed to get a mesh bag thingy to put the bars into. At least, that's what I've seen. Never tried it myself

oOo fancy ❤

It take a little while to get use to but honestly the best the hair ever is is when I use a bar. A bar honestly didn't last me about 3 weeks but the ones I used were all smaller than yours. So I'm saying with your hair and bar size probably 2-4 weeks

I have the same ones just different shape

The bars last soooo much longer. A lot of the time you can find them with a lot better ingredients for your hair and they're so much better for the environment because you're not shipping all of that water weight in the shampoo, just product!

Since when is there bar shampoo and conditioner?

My hair is 2ft long and I have curly hair also I’m ren and I hope to have 3ft long hair like u one day 😂

I work as a hairdresser and barber, I see people coming in with dried out hair and buildup from using shampoo bars. Particularly the lush brand

They last long depending on size and they're more eco friendly than bottled shampoo and conditioner

Same I have long hair and and if I can only use shampoo and conditioner it finish only for one day

I hate bar shampoo for long hair. Getting it to lather all the hair takes forever. It works well for my husband's very short hair though.

question about your long hair how do you keep ot straight all the time? i has long hair and after like a day it gets very messy and i have shorter hair than you tell me your wayd

My cousin makes some you rub both bars into your hands like you are putting on face cream and put it in your hair

do these forehead things work for lines

What do you use on your forehead in the end?

I just showered today and I didn’t wash my hair for two weeks so it was very greasy

Mine lasted a month and a bit😂

Has anyone seen the temperature blanket?

I never know BAR SHAMPOO exists😮😮😮😮 after 21 years being alive😂

What's the thing on your forehead? Is it for pimples or wrinkles?!?!?!?!?!

you’ll have better luck if you rub the bar between your hands and then use your hands to apply it to your hair.

Imagine the amount of conditioner 😭 Also I wonder why she grows her hair so long? She could be one of those people who get their hair cut and turned into wigs for people with cancer 😊

I love the fact that you don’t recommend it after just 1 try.

Update please

Call me crazy, but is that "brush" not scalp massager?

What are you using on your forehead??

Why the forehead tape?

Omg

The bars would last about 5-6 months

Hi

You’re hair is as long as my little sister is tall

Even hair that length shouldn't need that much shampoo. Aren't you supposed to focus it on your scalp and the suds will clean the rest when you rinse ?

OOOH IS THAT PACHA

I haven't washed my hair in a week

Can someone tell me what is on her forehead? I'm curious to TBH

What’s on ur 4 head

Um..o.o no mention of the bandaided forehead like r u ok sweety?

What happened to your forehead!? At the beginning of the video you didn’t have what looks like a band aid on it but then later on you did!

Girl that's a pet grooming brush

Cut. Your hair

Look like you have not taken care of your nails