Ethique Uplifting Solid Shampoo Bar for Balanced Hair (80 Washes) - Pinkalicious - Vegan, Eco-Friendly, Plastic-Free, Cruelty-Free

Great stuff good for the hair & scalp Leaves hair lovely & shiny & soft 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Wonderful a lovely feeling washing my hair with out horrible chemicals!

My husband and myself have used the Shampoo bar and could feel the differences even after 1 wash. We could feel the lightness/cleanliness of the natural ingredients and lack of unnecessary chemical contents from the standard shampoo.

The soap feels good. I haven't noticed anything else about the soap.

Excellent product long taym used I'm recommend to anada papal neva gourmet vrong

Curly dry hair that goes mad. Chat GPT said it was all the silicone paraben stuff tried this. Outstanding to be honest

I really like this bar of shampoo. Its gentle on the hair. Only problem the price has gone up so much . So I probably will not be buying it again.

Thought I'd give this a try in an attempt to move away from chemicals in traditional shampoos. Took a bit of experimantation to get the hang of using a bar rather than a liquid. The trick is to wet the hair really thoroughly then to rub the bar all over the surface of the hair along the hair shaft. This enables a nice lather to be produced. After rinsing my hair felt squeaky clean. It also seemed to remove any previous residue that might have built up. Hopefully this product will prove to be a keeper.

Love this brand! They stopped shipping to Canada, so I’m glad I could get it on here

So here’s the skinny on these bars. I’ve tried the Healy Kiwi, Pinkalicious, Frizz Wrangler and St. Clements. Out of these, only the Frizz Wrangler is a formula hard enough to last a long time but I have a sensitive scalp and that one, along with the Pink one made me itch and have buildup 😕. I also didn’t care for the Pink color coming off on my loofah sponge, even though it washes away. Healy Kiwi was too textured and uncomfortable to use because the oat pieces caught on my hair and abraded my hand a bit. St. Clements is a breeze to use, has a light citrus smell that is somehow comforting, soothes my scalp, gives me enough body without frizz (I have fine wavy hair but a lot of it) and NO scalp buildup — the clear winner for me. My only gripe is that the formula is very soft, which makes it easy to spread on your hair, but only lasts about a month and a half for one person or a month or less for two people. All the bars smell good, though the Pink one smelled kind of off-putting to me, almost like playdough or something lol. They all lather nicely as well too. All in all, like this brand and the Wunderbar conditioner works perfectly for all the heads in my family (thick curly, coarse curly, fine wavy, medium curly) and lasts FOREVER.... like we’ve had the same bar for months now 👏🏼 Also for people who are confused about the ingredients, the reason this shampoo bar works as nicely (if not better) than a regular shampoo is because it doesn’t have traditional soap ingredients in it, which yes, are more natural but also are NOT ph balanced or formulated correctly for hair. That’s why all the shampoo bars out there that have saponified soap don’t work well and strip your hair, which is incredibly harsh. I’ve researched the ingredients in these bars extensively and though they’re not the most natural option out there, they have a good rating on EWG so far. And I’m SUPER sensitive to sulfates and other chemical preservatives and the St. Clements does not irritate my scalp the way almost everything else I’ve tried does.

My daughter in London introduced me to this product and I am continuing to use it now that I'm back in the USA. I am trying to reduce packaging waste, which is why I was originally interested in this shampoo. But, it works really well and I'm very pleased with how soft my hair is, such that conditioner isn't necessary. It both lathers and rinses easily. Lastly, it is cruelty-free, a winner all around.

This shampoo is simply the best. Been using for years. Don’t even need conditioner which suits my zero waste plastic free life.

During COVID, I started experimenting with bar shampoo. With bottled shampoo, I'm somewhat picky because I know what makes my hair look good and I was hesitant to go to bar if it failed miserably. So staying home made it doable! During the last 3 1/2 years, I have tried a total of 8 different bars - anything from inexpensive ones available at a big-box super store and national small grocery chain to pricey ones from boutique package-free specialty stores. Most of them were around the same size - ranging from about 3.3 to 3.8 ounces (with the pricey ones almost half that) - and almost all boasted that I'd get the same number of washes from them as my usual size bottled shampoo. I tracked it. My bottle lasted 38 washes for my shoulder-length, thick hair. Most of these bars got me to around 30, with the most expensive breaking into bits after only 10-12 uses. This Ethique Pinkalicious bar got to 43 uses before it broke in half (but should still get a few more uses out of those pieces). In addition to being the only bar that lasted as long as the bottle, it gets points for scent - light and short-lived almost like grapefruit - and suds. This and one other bar were very good at lathering up and being obvious that I was covering all of my hair. I get a good amount of lift and find that I don't need to condition as often with this bar. My hair looks great and doesn't get greasy, as some bars resulted in. I've only repurchased this bar and one other. My only very minor complaint is that this is in a thick block, which is probably why it lasted so long before breaking, but it doesn't fit in any of my travel containers until it's been used quite a few times. Not a deal breaker by any means, but something to be aware of if you plan to travel with a new bar. I may try out some of the other bars from Ethique, just to see if anything can top this one!