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The reason to try a bar is not the packaging, it is that it lasts. A shampoo bar is a shampoo with the water removed, so it outlasts the bottle it replaces by a long way, and it goes in a bag without the risk that comes with a full bottle and a flight.

Three bars, chosen by scalp rather than hair type. Dry, oily and sensitive, and picking the right one is what separates a bar that works from one that feels waxy. Expect a wash or two of adjustment, particularly in hard water areas.

Lather in your hands or work the bar directly on the scalp, rinse for longer than feels necessary, and keep it on a draining dish out of the shower stream. The rest of the range sits in Haircare.

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Which bar should I choose?
Choose by scalp rather than by hair length. Dry, oily and sensitive are the three, and the wrong one is the usual reason a bar feels either stripping or waxy.

How long does one bar last?
Considerably longer than a standard bottle of shampoo, because there is no water in it. Keeping it on a draining dish out of the direct spray is what makes the difference.

Do I still need a conditioner?
Most people with longer hair do. A bar cleans the scalp well but does little for the ends, so a conditioner or a leave-in is still worth keeping alongside it.