Shampoo for your hair and scalp, of course. But you can also use this on your whole body, on your dog and as a beard wash. It's also color-safe, if you were wondering. Though, we generally recommend washing a little less for treated hair.
Lather over wet hair (or body!); rinse, live, repeat. Take care to avoid eyes. If contact occurs, rinse with water.
This soap is low lather with no additives, so it may not rinse well in hard water. If your hair is sticky or oily after a few days of use, this is a sign of hard water. We recommend making a DIY citric acid rinse for your hair (1 teaspoon to one cup of water) once per week to demineralize if you do have hard water.
Please store your soap out of the water stream or puddle so it lasts long
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