Conditioner Bar - Natural

Beesha Conditioner Bar - Natural

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After washing, it is important to treat your hair with a Conditioner Bar. Your hair scales open after washing and a conditioner closes them again. This Conditioner Bar includes Shea Butter which is rich in vitamins A and E which provides extra hydration to the hair. The added coconut oil also contains vitamin E and revitalises the scalp. The added Plant Keratin is known to condition and maintain hair. It repairs where needed and gives a healthy shine to your hair.

This Conditioner Bar is free of fragrances and dyes. Ideal for people with allergies to 1 of these products. The scent of this conditioner is the natural scent of coconut butter and shea butter.

A Conditioner Bar is conditioner in solid form. A Conditioner Bar contains only the essential ingredients. Our Conditioner Bars are specially formulated with the best ingredients like Shea Butter, Mango Butter, Cocoa Butter and essential oils that nourish your hair and scalp. With 1 Conditioner Bar, you can wash your hair an average of 70-80 times with it. This is equivalent to 2-3 plastic bottles.

Also matching Conditioner Bar

We also have a matching Conditioner Bar Lavender in our range.

Why is a Conditioner Bar important?

When you wash your hair, your hair cuticles open up. It is just important to close those cuticles again after washing. Not only to make it less frizzy, but also to protect it from external influences. After all, your hair is very vulnerable when the cuticles are open. A Conditioner Bar closes the cuticles and makes it easy to comb.

Use

Rub the bar through your wet and washed hair and distribute it evenly and rinse with warm water. This product is in solid form and will not foam. Your hair will be smooth, shiny, soft and conditioned with a lovely fresh scent. It is a simple, hassle-free and plastic-free alternative to bottled conditioner. A 60-gram Conditioner Bar is good for 2-3 plastic bottles.

Tips

RINSE YOUR HAIR WITH COLD/ LUKEWARM WATER
We know especially spicy in winter. But cold/warm water makes your hair cuticles close. And this, in turn, makes your hair less frizzy and dull.

USE HAIR OIL FOR DRY HAIR
Do you have porous or dry hair? Then it may help to use hair oil before combing. Do not use too much as it will become too oily again, often spreading a few drops over the ends is enough. You can use good olive oil or, for example, Argan oil for this.

What is the best way to store a shampoo bar?

To keep your conditioner bar in good condition, and to use it for as long as possible, it is best to store it in a dry -not warm- place in the bathroom. You can use a soap dish for this or a clean, dry flannel. As long as it's a dry place. This way, the moisture won't soak into the soap bar and it won't fall apart after a few uses.

Frequently asked questions

What are the benefits of our Beesha Shampoo Bar and Conditioner bar?

I have coloured hair, is there a shampoo for that too?

Our shampoo and conditioner do not contain harsh detergents which can fade the colour. Your colour also stays longer. The proteins condition and moisturise the hair and the vitamins from the butters in the shampoo/conditioner nourish the scalp, which has had a lot to endure after dyeing. It is so mild that you can feel free to choose by hair type (dry, fine, oily).

I have sensitive skin/eczema, is this shampoo suitable?

Our shampoo and conditioner are very mild by themselves. They do not contain harsh chemical cleansers like is regular shampoo and conditioner. These cleansers are often the reason it dries out your skin and causes irritation.

We use only natural plant-based ingredients. Vitamin B5 and Vitamin E in our coconut and shea butters condition the scalp. The added natural protein gives your hair the care it needs.

Do you also have shampoo for people with an allergy to Cocamidopropyl Betaine, perfume or dye?

Yes we do! Our shampoo bar Natural is especially for people with an allergy to fragrances, dyes and the substance called Cocamidopropyl Betaine. All our conditioners are free of Cocamidopropyl Betaine anyway.

Is your shampoo suitable for children?

Yes, it is! All our shampoo/conditioner can be used by children. It does not sting the eyes either.

What is the difference between SLS and SLSa?

Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS) is an aggressive foaming agent widely used in shampoo, shower gels and even in our toothpaste. It is a chemical product widely used in cosmetics.
Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (SLSa) is entirely plant-based. It is a fine powder made from coconut oil and palm oil.
Because the names are so similar, they are often mixed up. But apart from the similarity in the name, they have nothing in common. We only use SLSa and no SLS.

Why do you use palm oil?

We use a small percentage of palm oil. This is because we make sulphate-free shampoo bars. Many shampoo bars that are palm oil-free do contain sulphates such as Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) or Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS).

Sulphates are a compound made up of acid residues of sulphuric acid and its salts. It consists of a water-soluble part and an oil-soluble part. The oil-soluble part adheres to dirt and then the water-soluble part causes the dirt to dissolve in water. It produces fine foam, it degreases but most of all it is cheap. But there are drawbacks too: it dries out, more likely to cause irritation and it is especially bad for the environment.

The palm oil we use is only 7% of our total ingredients versus over 70% sulphate-free Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI). If we didn't use palm oil it would mean making a shampoo bar with over 70% residual hydrochloric acid to get the same effect. The choice is quickly made we think.

My shampoo bar breaks, now what?

There comes a point when the bar becomes thin and can break. Unfortunately, you can't escape this. You can still make full use of the shampoo by, for example, using a soap pouch (some customers use a pantyhose or flannel). Rubbing the bag creates foam and you can still use 100% of the bar and you don't have to throw anything away. https://beesha.nl/natuurlijk-zeepzakje-bamboe/

There are customers who are also handy with re-melting the bar. They save the small pieces. Just heat them up in the microwave or au bain-marie. Not melt until liquid but until it is just soft enough that it has a malleable clay substance. You can then knead the bar into any shape you wish. Allow it to harden for 2 days and then you can use it again.

Getting used to Shampoo Bar
How quickly you get used to a hair soap depends on how often you wash your hair. For some people, a shampoo bar works perfectly right away. But on average, it takes about 2-4 weeks. If you have washed your hair for years with synthetic and often aggressive products, your hair and scalp simply need to recover. After a few washes, your hair may feel a bit greasy. If you have been using shampoo bars for some time, you will notice more volume.

Does not contain:

Sodium lauryl/laureth sulphate, parabens, alcohol (ethyl alcohol/ethanol), methylisothiazolinone, methylchloroisothiazolinone, lanolin, propylene glycol, silicone, synthetic perfume, PABA sunscreen, petrochemicals, colourants, DEA, TEA, PEGs and all other unnecessary synthetic additives.

Characteristics:

- Based on 100% natural ingredients
- Plastic-free, Zero waste
- Free from mineral oils, silicones, parabens, SLS, SLES
- Handmade in Almere
- Vegan & animal-free
- Compostable packaging
- 65gr

Ingredients (INCI):

Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Behentrimonium Methosulphate, Cetyl Alcohol, Butylene Glycol, Cocos Nucifera Oil, Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Corn Protein, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein.

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