No lye shampoo bar recipe

Discover how to make your own shampoo bar without lye. This easy, eco-friendly recipe uses natural ingredients including goat's milk soap (melt and pour) castor oil and essential oils for a gentle cleanse. #DIYShampooBar #shampoobarrecipe #NaturalHairCare

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

Our Easy DIY Shampoo Bar recipe is made with nourishing goat's milk melt and pour soap base and free from harsh lye. This recipe is gentle on your scalp and the planet. Follow our step-by-step tutorial to create your own homemade shampoo bars that leave your hair feeling clean, healthy, and beautiful. Add essential oils like rosemary for hair growth, or tea tree for dandruff and scalp. This homemade shampoo bar will become your favorite DIY Recipe for your bath and beauty routine.

How to make a lye free shampoo bar and without using a melt and pour soap base. Includes recipe with ingredient list and instructions.

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!

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!

This sulfate-free shampoo bar formulation blends super-sudsy shampooing with a rice water rinse in a long-lasting, no-fuss bar form. You can also use this bar as body wash, it doesn’t require any heat to make, and you can have fun … Continue reading →

Natural DIY shampoo bars are easy to make. Long lasting formula. Works great for all hair types. Easy lye free recipe. Essential oil scents.

If you're looking for an easy and natural way to make your own shampoo bar at home, then look no further! This chamomile tea and honey recipe is simple, nourishing, and will leave your hair feeling freshly cleansed.

This is nice project for intermediate formulators to really step up their game. Making shampoo bars is usually a project you do in batches (vs one at a time), so you'll end up with enough to last you half a year, or you can share with friends and family. The addition of shea butter in this formula really softens hair without the use of conventional conditioning ingredients. Click for the full recipe