Hair - Bergamot, grapefruit, ylang-ylang | Solid shampoo, 100 g.

Three ingredients, a closer look

Amount

100 g

Scent

Bergamot · grapefruit · ylang-ylang

Format

A cloud-shaped solid shampoo held in your palm

Care components

Silk and keratin hydrolysates · panthenol · plant butters

Packaging

Paper bag or metal tin; select the variant price beside the product

After washing

Let water drain and the bar dry

Washing, formulation and your routine

Cleansing agents do the shampoo’s main job: they help distribute the product with water and remove oil and dirt when rinsing. The solid format changes dispensing, while the washing sequence stays familiar: wet, lather, massage and rinse.

The formula includes conditioning components, silk and keratin hydrolysates and panthenol. They are used in cosmetics for hair feel and formulation care roles; each role is explained in Ingredients. Ingredient names alone cannot establish a particular result.

This is a convenient way to try one solid-cosmetics step: start with shampoo and keep the conditioner or length care that suits you. Spread palm-made lather around the roots and rinse the lengths thoroughly.

When choosing, consider your scalp needs, usual washing frequency and ingredients. If a specific hair condition or ingredient matters to you, read the full list before buying; you can contact us about your individual choice.

1. 

   1. Wet

   Wet your hair and the bar.

2. 

   2. Lather and massage

   Lather between your hands or gently glide over wet hair. Massage in the lather.

3. 

   3. Rinse

   Rinse thoroughly. Use your conditioner if needed.

Practical tips

• Let the bar dry completely before closing it in a travel tin.
• Use a surface that drains; keep it out of standing water and the direct shower stream.
• How long it lasts depends on hair length, the amount used and drying. Choose around your routine rather than a promised number of washes.

Storage

Let the bar dry between uses on a draining soap dish or mesh. Store in a dry place.

• Short hairUp to100washes
• Medium-length hairUp to60washes
• Long hairUp to40washes

Comparison scenarios, not tested results by hair length. Hair density, repeat lathering and storage also affect the count.

Lather only as much as you need. Let the bar dry between washes.

How we compare

Examples: 100 g ÷ 1 g = 100; 100 g ÷ about 1.67 g ≈ 60; 100 g ÷ 2.5 g = 40 washes. These are quantity assumptions for comparison.

Follow the ingredient information and directions on the product label.

Do I need to change my whole hair routine?

Start with the shampoo. If you use conditioner or other care for your lengths, keep your usual routine.

How do I make the lather?

Wet your hair and the bar well. Lather in your hands or glide gently over wet hair, then spread the foam with your hands.

How many washes will it give me?

There is no single fixed count: hair length and density, the amount used and storage matter. This bar contains 100 g.

Will the scent stay in my hair?

The scent after rinsing varies. Choose this blend for the washing experience you enjoy, rather than as a substitute for perfume.

How do I take it travelling?

Let the bar dry first, then pack it in a suitable container. At your destination, let water drain away between washes.

Will I need a separate conditioner?

You can keep your usual conditioner. Shampoo is for washing; decide what the lengths need according to your hair.

Is this the same as washing hair with soap?

This is a shampoo formula with published cleansing agents. A solid format alone does not tell you its composition; see every ingredient in Ingredients.

Which packaging should I choose?

Choose a paper bag or metal tin beside the product and see the selected variant price. Only close the tin for travel after the bar has dried.