€8.75
For the charcoal and panda lovers!
Simply put, our Happy Panda Shampoo Bar is a great fragrance sensation. A neutral, pleasant wood scent of bamboo combined with the stately character of charcoal. Perfect for a neutral yet fragrant hair wash.
For what types of hair?
This Shampoo Bar is perfect for the powerful cleaning of your hair. The ingredients make the Shampoo Bar suitable for all hair types.
– 100% Vegan
– SLS & SLES Free
– Cruelty Free
– Palm Oil Free
– No Animal Testing
– 70 grams
– Up to 90 – 110 washes
– Anti-Dandruff
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Additional Information
In our Shampoo Bar there are four important ingredients that ensure that your hair, skin and body are optimally cared for and cleaned.
Charcoal This Shampoo Bar contains activated charcoal . It strongly attracts substances such as grease, dirt and toxins. In short, it means that you get an intense cleansing . The charcoal takes care of sebum and other impurities on the scalp.
Shea Butter This ingredient has a soothing effect on your skin. What makes Shea Butter so special and distinctive from other natural oils is its high content of nourishing properties . Because Shea Butter has such a high content, Shea Butter strongly supports your (main) skin in its regenerative capacity. We love Shea Butter! That’s why you’ll find it in all our Shampoo Bars.
Quinoa Quinoa is, in addition to being a tasty addition to your yogurt, amazing for your hair! Quinoa is a natural (and vegan) protein for your hair. It strengthens and nourishes your hair, brings natural shine and makes colors shine for both normal and colored hair. These multifunctional seeds are so full of benefits and natural power!
Olive Oil Another personal favorite of ours. Perhaps this ingredient sounds a bit strange to you in a shampoo. However, it is an underrated in the cosmetics industry – it is no less than the hip jojoba oil or argan oil. Olive oil is rich in antioxidants. These antioxidants are very effective in combating substances that affect healthy body cells, causing the skin to age faster.
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3 reasons, it’s good for your hair, good for your wallet and also good for the environment. Our bars contain no preservatives and contain pure natural ingredients such as Shea Butter and Olive oil. We’ve got bars for damaged, dry, oily, curly and thin hair types.
These bars are also cheaper than a plastic shampoo bottle. We often get the question whether our Shampoo Bars are more expensive than a normal shampoo bottle. The answer is no: they are cheaper! One Shampoo Bar lasts 90 to 110 washes and is therefore equivalent to 3 to 4 plastic shampoo bottles . That is good for you, the environment and your wallet :)
Let us help you discover which one of our clever little bars best fits your needs by flicking us an email at info@hipandmama.com or contact us directly on our Facebook page.
Yes, the bar itself contains absolutely no micro beads (small plastics invisible to the eye) and the packaging has no plastic whatsoever.
For the Shampoo Bar:
1. Rub the Shampoo Bar between your palms with wet hands to create foam. An alternative is to rub the Shampoo Bar directly through your hair. This only gives a stronger cleansing effect.
2. Use the foam to soap your hair. Carefully massage the foam through your hair. You can also do it faster, but massaging will shake all greasiness and other debris out of your hair.
3. Enjoy the wonderful wash and then rinse your hair thoroughly.
4. Store the Shampoo Bar on a soap dish or box, preferably in a dry place. Voila!
For the Conditioner Bar:
The ingredients of the conditioner bars are different to the shampoo bars and so is the method of use.
1. Hold Conditioner Bar under warm water for 20 seconds to make it warm and soft.
2. While heating the Conditioner Bar, rub your hands over the bar to speed up softening (it won’t foam up like the shampoo bar).
3. Then gently rub the Conditioner Bar over damp hair. Start from midshaft to end of your hair. Let it take effect for a few minutes for your hair to absorb the conditioner.
4. Rinse hair well.
5. Place on a soap rack to dry.
