Should we be washing our hair with shampoo bars?
Revolutionise your routine
Are you tired of the endless sea of shampoo bottles cluttering up your shower? (trust us, we get it). Want to simplify your hair care routine while doing your bit for the environment? Shampoo bars may just be the thing your regimen's lacking.
These little wonders are a game-changer for anyone looking to reduce their plastic waste. Plus, they still deliver the same fabulous results as regular shampoos, so what have you got to lose? In fact, you'll actually be gaining the status of a very glamorous eco-warrior, with enviable locks that just won't quit. Doesn't sound too bad, does it?
So, say goodbye to bulky plastic bottles and hello to a more sustainable, streamlined hair care routine with our below picks. From nourishing ingredients to invigorating scents, these are some of our absolute favourite shampoo bars.
2024's Top 3 Shampoo Bars
- Ethique Solid Shampoo Bar Pinkalicious, $22, Ethique
- O&M Hydrate Shampoo Bar, $28.95, Adore Beauty
- Kitsch Rice Water Protein Shampoo Bar, $28.95, Adore Beauty
Why switch to a shampoo bar?
If you’re considering switching up your hair care routine, opting for a bar-based shampoo could be your next life-altering beauty choice. Why? Well, aside from the fact that these ultra-concentrated bars are packed with strand-loving ingredients (think lots of nourishing oils), they also are here to massively impact the environment (in a good way). Saving bottles and bottles of excess plastic going into production (with one bar often equalling two to three bottles), the mini-but-mighty bars might just be our way forward on an eco-friendly journey.
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Running short on time, but need to give your hair a quick refresh? Try our selection of the best dry shampoos.
Tiarne is BEAUTYcrew's Content Producer. Between crafting narratives about all things beauty, you might catch her indulging in an endless stream of TikTok videos and obsessing over her dog. Her words have also appeared across other mastheads such as Better Homes & Gardens, New Idea, Now To Love, Bounty Parents and more.