Organic Shampoo Bar 4oz

Organic Sunflower Oil (sourced from a small local supplier), Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Castor Oil, Sodium Hydroxide*, Oat Aminos, Vitamin B5, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Avocado Oil, Rosemary Extract

*none remains in final product

Sunflower Oil: high in essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamin E, making it deeply nourishing and soothing to dry hair and scalps. It locks in moisture and helps keeps hair healthy and strong

Coconut Oil: an excellent moisturizer for your hair. It helps to strengthen hair, nourish the scalp, and reduce oil buildup.

Castor Oil: a fatty acid that provides essential proteins and nutrients to hair follicles. It increases gloss or shine of the hair while increasing the hair shafts flexibility. It also provides antimicrobial properties and promotes hair growth.

Jojoba Oil: Mimics hair sebum to restore proper moisture balance to the hair and scalp.

Vitamin B5: Conditions hair to improve strength and elasticity.

Oat Aminos: Repairs hair by filling and smoothing the cuticles.

Avocado oil: Enhances penetration into the second layer of your skin (the dermis) and has a deeply moisturizing effect on the scalp, which in turns helps with soothing the scalp and eliminating dandruff. Avocado oil also contains Vitamin E, which can reverse and heal damage done by the su.

Rosemary extract: Rosemary extract performs like minoxidil, a common hair growth treatment, but with no scalp itching as a side effect.

Note: When you first start using a natural solid shampoo, your hair may feel different from usual. Don’t panic, this is just your hair adjusting and rebalancing oil production.

Butter and Lye is an eco-friendly company based in Brooklyn, New York that delivers high-quality natural soap while ensuring environmentally friendly business practices. The founder is actually a biochemist that used her years of experience in chemistry and the human body to create healthy soaps for the environment and for people.

552,000,000 plastic SHAMPOO bottles are made and thrown away every single year. These bottles all now exist on the earth somewhere, or have been burned.

Some other reasons we love bar soaps so much is that:

Most liquid soaps are 75-85% water with just a bit of concentrate. This means that when we’re purchasing hair wash, we're practically just buying water, all wrapped up in heavy plastic and transported hundreds of miles.
On average, the production of liquid soap requires 5x times more energy for raw material, has a 10x bigger carbon footprint, and uses almost 20x more energy for packaging production than traditional bar soaps.

liquid soap contributes to much more ecotoxicity, ozone depletion, and eutrophication potential than bar soaps.

Our bar soaps aren't petroleum-based, which is common for liquid soaps.

Most liquid soaps contain palm-oil. Palm oil is one of the major drivers of deforestation, destroying some of the worlds most diverse forests, and destroying the habitat of several already endangered species.