Solid shampoo for fine, fragile hair

Answer: The one for dry hair. You’re welcome.

Answer: The one for oily hair. I swear.

Answer: The one for normal hair.

Answer: You don’t need shampoo, go have a drink.

Answer: Baby Shampoo

Answer: Mine too, they are even turquoise and I use the one for dry hair.

Answer: Nope. You don’t need a shampoo right now but a shrink.

Answer: It was not a shampoo but cold saponified soap. Keep it for your body and away from your hair.

Answer: DID you knows? Vinegar rinsing is dates back to the times when our grans washed their hair with soap and needed something acidic to get rid of residue etc. NO NEED FOR VINEGAR with the Wash Wash Cousin shampoo, keep it for salad dressing and invite us for lunch #Sowhat

Answer: Yes. Don’t wash your eyes with them.

Answer: It depends on the length of your hair, how you store it and how many people are going to use it. Yes I know, it is totally nuts.

Answer: Contrary to what you may think, a solid shampoo is way more economical that the traditional ones. Why? Because our shampoo does not contain any water and will therefore melt very slowly. You can truthfully tell yourself that you will use it a minimum of 65 times. So, according to my scientific calculations: If you wash your hair 3 times a week, that a shampoo weighs 70g and that you use 1g per use (my test results on that topic will be posted soon), you will keep it for 5.8 months… SERIOUSLY 5.8 months??!!!! Ok you have to consider the number of people who will be using this conditioner and the length of your hair, the direction the wind blows, if you let it dry nicely between uses and the square of the hypotenuse of your shower right angle. Let me go now, I’ll go triple the price of the shampoo #WHATNOW