How to Use a Shampoo Bar
Wet your hair thoroughly in the shower; , Take your shampoo bar and run it over the top of your scalp until you feel enough has been left behind to create a lather (Please note, that the first three or four times you use your shampoo bar it will not...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wet your hair thoroughly in the shower;
You may repeat a third time.
Be sure to work the suds through the length of your hair.
If you are using an SLS bar, please note that it could dry out your ends more easily than a lye-based bar. , This is completely normal, especially with lye-based bars.
This is because the alkaline levels of your hair have been raised, which causes the shaft of your hair to stick out more, causing tangles and the feeling that it's sticking to itself.
If you were using liquid hair products, at this stage you would use conditioner on the hair which would smooth the hair shaft and minimize tangling.
Some people find this feeling doesn't bother them as soon as their hair dries; others need to use an acidic rinse.
An acidic rinse will help close the hair cuticle and prevent tangling.
A good acidic rinse is diluted apple cider vinegar.
If you don't like the smell, you can use diluted lemon juice. ,, The more you rinse out the leftover soap, the easier it will comb out later.
Rinse, rinse, rinse! -
Step 2: Take your shampoo bar and run it over the top of your scalp until you feel enough has been left behind to create a lather (Please note
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Step 3: that the first three or four times you use your shampoo bar it will not lather as much
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Step 4: but will still clean your hair.)
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Step 5: Began to work the soap into your hair and lather it up
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Step 6: rinse and repeat.
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Step 7: After you have rinsed your hair
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Step 8: you will notice it feels sticky.
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Step 9: You can also apply a small amount of your conditioner of choice to your ends.
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Step 10: Once you have rinsed your hair
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Step 11: rinse some more!
Detailed Guide
You may repeat a third time.
Be sure to work the suds through the length of your hair.
If you are using an SLS bar, please note that it could dry out your ends more easily than a lye-based bar. , This is completely normal, especially with lye-based bars.
This is because the alkaline levels of your hair have been raised, which causes the shaft of your hair to stick out more, causing tangles and the feeling that it's sticking to itself.
If you were using liquid hair products, at this stage you would use conditioner on the hair which would smooth the hair shaft and minimize tangling.
Some people find this feeling doesn't bother them as soon as their hair dries; others need to use an acidic rinse.
An acidic rinse will help close the hair cuticle and prevent tangling.
A good acidic rinse is diluted apple cider vinegar.
If you don't like the smell, you can use diluted lemon juice. ,, The more you rinse out the leftover soap, the easier it will comb out later.
Rinse, rinse, rinse!
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