Moisturizing Shampoo Bar with Argan Oil for dry Hair - High Shine - Tropical Scent - SLS free, Sulfate-Free, Soap-Free, Zero Waste, Vegan, 3.53 Oz

This shampoo is amazing! I literally did not expect much when I first bought it, but it has really brought out my curls. I’m honestly not someone who is willing to spend a whole lot of money for hair products, I just feel like there are better things to spend my money on, so I never took great care of my hair. I bought this bar on a whim and have not been disappointed! It smells great, lathers real well, and has lasted me for 3 months now (granted I only wash my hair 1-2 times a week cuz my hair is DRY).

I bought the curly hair passionfruit bar. Smells great, does the job, lathers better than any other bar soap I’ve tried. I wouldn’t say it’s be revolutionary for my hair health or curls but it’s as good as any other shampoo. It lasted me about 6-7 months. Granted, I only wash my hair once or twice a week but I’d say that’s a good bang for my buck. I’m now reordering!

To be honest, I initially bought these because the prices were so reasonable at around 4-6 dollars and comparable to cheaper bottled shampoos. I wouldn't have tried it otherwise because I haven't heard of the brand before and was skeptical. Boy am I glad I gave it a try! I've been using solid shampoos since 2016. I tried Lush's shampoo bars, the expensive HiBars, trader joes' tea tree shampoo bar, and one other one I can't remember that has shampoo and body wash hybrid. I've used the rasberry and kiwi bars from this brand and they are both outperforming all the other more expensive ones ($12-25) I've tried. Hair clean, soft, light weight, very slight good scent that lingers for about 14 hours, great lather. The only issue I have is that it runs out quick. I have medium length normal wavy hair and one bar lasts me about a month. I wash my hair everyday. Another downside is that the pricing for the bar has been increasing. I bought 3 bars, each month apart and the price has increased to be 10-13 dollars now. This is saddening since I loved that it was affordable on top of being great, which was refreshing to see and encouraging since I thought this bar can really bring on other people to start only using bar shampoos. But now price is up and less people likely are willing to give it a shot. I'm just hoping that ecofriendly products on the market become more affordable soon so that more people can have that option to live with smaller carbon footprint!

Okay, I did not expect to fall in love with a shampoo bar, but here we are. I’m officially hooked. I grabbed the Pacific Spirit Shampoo Bar because my curls were craving moisture and I wanted something cleaner for my hair routine. Best decision ever. The tropical coconut scent is so relaxing, but not overpowering. It reminds me of beach days without feeling like I’m wearing a sugar bomb. It lathers really nicely, just like using a liquid shampoo, and a little bar goes a long way. My hair felt soft and smooth after using it, but still had that bounce. No greasy feel or crunchy residue. Since switching, I’ve noticed fewer tangles and definition in my waves that I haven’t seen in ages. Even my stylist said my hair looked healthier. They didn’t even know I changed up my routine. If you have wavy or curly hair and want something natural, convenient, and effective, this is a solid choice. I’ll definitely buy again and I already have it on auto-reorder.

Not sure what bar some folks are reviewing. I find the scent very light & pleasant...clean... not overly sweet, not overly strong. As far as use as a shampoo obviously everyone's hair is different. My hair is fine but thick and very short (think Jamie Lee Curtis). I normally use very good shampoo & conditioner (Pureology) but even the better shampoos sometimes leave a bit of build up, especially the volumizing ones. This shampoo just leaves my hair really clean and fluffy (light) so I like it for removing buildup whether I use it alone or as a first lather along with my volumizing shampoo.

This lathered well, smells good, and seemed to get my hair clean and with a good texture, but after a couple days using this I noticed my scalp was dry and visibly flaky. I went back to my regular shampoo and my scalp went back to normal.

I tried this out when I was in one of my "I really need to be more eco-friendly" phases, and then tried to go back to liquid shampoo fo rthe cheaper price, but this product was too good. I even tried using other shampoo bars, but kept coming back to this one. My hair is softer, shinier, and less dry/full of dandruff when I use this shampoo bar. It lathers easily and smoothly, unlike other bars. Both my hair stylist and my massage therapist gush over my hair. There really is no comparison, my hair is healthier and I'm happier. ( For reference - I have long, thick hair and I live in a dry climate, so I really needed better clean and moisturization. Washing every other day with my long hair that reaches middle of my back, I go through about 1 bar every two months.)

I was really excited to find this 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner bar as the listing highlights its natural ingredients. However, upon receiving it, my excitement quickly dissipated... though the listing highlights its natural ingredients, what it doesn't fully disclose is all the other ingredients also used. Nor does it provide any description or reasoning for all the other ingredients used. For those without (chemical/protein) sensitivities, that omission is probably not a huge deal; however, for those of us out there that do have such sensitivities, the full listing of ingredients (and even a very basic description of what they are/what their purpose is) is extremely helpful. For example, "fragrance" can mean anything from essential oils to chemical products. Again, if you don't have any sensitivities, this 2 in 1 bar is probably safe and a good option. However, for those with sensitivities, I'd say use with extreme caution or just avoid. I give it 2 stars (and returned the item for a refund) for the lack of full transparency regarding ingredients. Yes, I could take the time to look up each of these ingredients to see what they are and typical uses (and to some degree, it is my responsibility to do that as a consumer); however, as a consumer, I don't believe I should have to do that in order to make an informed decision about your product (or, at least, I should be able to do that research prior to making my purchase vs purchasing it thinking it has only the natural ingredients highlighted in it (based on your listing of the product), only to receive it and find there is a whole other list of ingredients that wasn't mentioned). I believe that a business that truly wants to help others and leave the world cleaner/safer (from harsh chemicals, plastics, etc) should be taking the time to include that in their product description(s)- I believe businesses should be completely transparent regarding the products they are selling (or at least if they want to stand out from everyone else out there they should).