A sensual and warm blend of bergamot, cinnamon, and hemp with floral notes of geranium, lillies, and rose on a dry bed of patchouli, sandalwood, and musk, jasmine.
 
The earthly and floral scent of Nag Champa is synonymous with its homelands of India and Nepal. Made from the nature-rich ingredients of champaca, sandalwood, and the halmaddi tree, this intricate incense is soothing and warm. Nag Champa is often linked to India as this is where the champaca tree grows. It is also linked to Buddhist and Hindu practices although, in our modern world, we are more likely to link it to the scent wafting from our yoga studio. It was also the signature scent that Bob Dylan would use at his shows. Nag Champa is celebrated for its earthly connections. Because of its tranquil vibes and mellow moods, it is often used in aromatherapy and makes for a great tool when used in meditative practice too.
 
 
Why use a shampoo & beard bar?
 
1. It lasts longer than liquid shampoo
2. It doesn’t use any unnecessary packaging (super environmentlly friendly)
3. It doesn’t contain any synthetic detergents/cleansers (chemical free)
4. It makes travelling a breeze
5. You can easily use every last bit
6. We use all-natural essential oil aromas
7. It can be used as a hand, face, and body soap too
8. It’s super bubbly
9. It leaves your hair & beard feeling squeaky clean
10. It leaves your hair feeling lusciously soft
 
How to use your Beard & Shampoo Bar
 
Technique # 1
Begin with thoroughly wet hair.
Gently rub wet the shampoo bar directly onto your hair from scalp to ends in a combing motion.
Cover each section of your hair. Gently massage scalp and hair, adding more water as needed, until a good lather forms.
To prevent tangles, be sure to always work from the top down, don't pile your hair on your head and use your fingers like a comb, not a mixer.
If you rub the shampoo bar directly on your hair, remember you are washing your hair with superfatted soap.
The most common trouble spot, especially for people with long hair, is at the nape of the neck. 
It is very important to work the shampoo into your hair with water and really build up a good lather on your head so there are no patches of soap left on your hair.
Lathering up also allows the dirt and extra oils to be washed away.
Rinse, rinse, rinse! 
Repeat if desired
 
 
Technique #2: 
Create The Lather in Your Hands
Begin with thoroughly wet hair.
Rub the wet shampoo bar between your wet hands to create a nice lather.
Using your fingers like a comb, smooth the lather along your hair.
Gently massage it into the scalp and hair, as you would with a bottled shampoo.
Work up a good lather
Rinse, rinse, rinse!
Repeat if desired.
 
Relax, you can wash your hair with natural shampoo everyday if you desire! It cleans thoroughly without drying or coating your hair or scalp. Dry and style your hair as normal.
 
A sensual and warm blend of bergamot, cinnamon, and hemp with floral notes of geranium, lillies, and rose on a dry bed of patchouli, sandalwood, and musk, jasmine.
 
The earthly and floral scent of Nag Champa is synonymous with its homelands of India and Nepal. Made from the nature-rich ingredients of champaca, sandalwood, and the halmaddi tree, this intricate incense is soothing and warm. Nag Champa is often linked to India as this is where the champaca tree grows. It is also linked to Buddhist and Hindu practices although, in our modern world, we are more likely to link it to the scent wafting from our yoga studio. It was also the signature scent that Bob Dylan would use at his shows. Nag Champa is celebrated for its earthly connections. Because of its tranquil vibes and mellow moods, it is often used in aromatherapy and makes for a great tool when used in meditative practice too.
 
All of our soap bars create wonderful lather. Specially if used along with a loofah or sponge. In fact try shaving with the lather. 100% VEGAN!