lush bar shampoo/conditioner

[MonitorPooptarts]

has anyone ever used it? would you recommend it?

[Joy]

I can't find it on the site, but I've used their bar shampoo for blondes. It didn't do any harm, but I wouldn't bother with it again. It's kind of cool as a novelty, but...meh.

[MonitorPooptarts]

i'd be using them on my trip, since they would pack smaller and be less likely to leak in my bag than their liquid equivalents.

i'm mostly curious about the conditioner. i think the shampoo will be fine. i'm probably going to go for it anyways since it can't be too bad.

[Mrs.PotatoHead]

I'm not sure exactly what you are talking about, but if it is a shampoo bar (like a bar of soap) your hair will go through transition. Shampoo strips oils out of your hair, this will not, but your hair could take a few weeks to adjust and look greasy and gross. This is supposed to be better for your hair and more natural, but be prepared.

I don't know about a conditioner bar. When I've read about people using shampoo bars or just washing hair with a bar of soap, they rinse with a vinegar/water solution to remove soap residue. I've tried that and it was great, vinegar totally worked better for me (than any conditioner ever!), but I have not been patient enough with shampoo bars.

[Jumping Bean :)]

I had one of their shampoo bars, can't remember the name of the scent off the top of my head - but it really dried my hair out.