Diy shampoo bar no lye

Learn how easy it is to make a moisturizing shampoo bars by using pour and melt soap base, shea butter, coconut oil and a few essential oils that nourish your hair. These bars leave your hair feeling so soft and smooth, with no frizz. They're free of toxic chemicals and last quite a while, saving you lots of money.

These DIY Melt and Pour Shampoo bars are quick and easy to make; not to mention they are less expensive than the spa store brands. Great for traveling!

This is a perfect Shampoo bar to add to your natural skincare supply. Made with a melt and pour soap base, cocoa butter, vitamin E oil, and essential oils.

No lye, and no melt and pour soap base. Make your own shampoo bar without any lye at all. Most recipes either use lye, or use pre-made melt and pour soap bases which contain lye. This recipe is 100% lye free - all natural ingredients. Information, ingredients, instructions all here!

Switch to sustainable beauty with these DIY shampoo bars! Simple to make and free from harsh chemicals, these bars are a natural and eco-friendly alternative to traditional shampoo. 🌿✨ #DIYShampooBars #SustainableBeauty #EcoFriendlyHaircare #ZeroWasteBeauty #NaturalHaircare

Eco-friendly and good for your hair, learn how to make a non-soap shampoo bar, why to make one, and how to use it.

This is Jan Berry's recipe from the Natural Soap Making eBook bundle.For a more intense herbal experience, you can infuse a portion of the oils with dried rosemary and/or peppermint.

How to make cold process shampoo bars with goat milk.

A fragrant blend of herbs, these DIY shampoo bars without lye are a natural way to nourish and moisturize dull locks.

To make your own shampoo bars from scratch it only takes 4 simple ingredients and ten minutes! Try it out and let us know how you like it!