Hair soaps
High-quality organic hair soaps for shiny and supple hair
Discover our selection of organic hair soaps that are specially formulated to care for dry and brittle hair. In contrast to many industrial shampoos, which often contain aggressive sulfates, our natural soaps are gentle on the hair structure and designed to not only revitalize dry and brittle hair, but also to counteract itchy scalp and dandruff.
The carefully selected organic ingredients and essential oils gently cleanse without stripping the scalp's natural oils. Enriched with nourishing ingredients such as coconut oil, jojoba oil and shea butter, they not only give your hair shine and suppleness, but also nourish it naturally.
Solid shampoo and hair soap are both environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional liquid shampoos. The main difference between them lies in their composition and manufacturing.
Solid shampoo is typically made from synthetic surfactants and can be specifically formulated for different hair types. It has a similar application method to liquid shampoo and creates a rich lather.
Hair soap, on the other hand, is a purely natural product. It is made from vegetable oils and fats and, depending on the type, can be enriched with various essential oils and herbs. Unlike solid shampoo, hair soap may produce less lather but cleans just as thoroughly.
Another difference is that hair soaps usually contain "superfatting" which ensures that the hair is nourished with natural oils. This can help maintain the natural balance of the scalp and hair.
The choice between solid shampoo and hair soap depends on personal preferences and individual hair needs. Both options are environmentally friendly and offer gentle cleansing, but hair soap stands out for its all-natural ingredients and can be particularly beneficial for people with sensitive skin or special care needs.
Solid shampoo and hair soap are both environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional liquid shampoos. The main difference between them lies in their composition and manufacturing.
Solid shampoo is typically made from synthetic surfactants and can be specifically formulated for different hair types. It has a similar application method to liquid shampoo and creates a rich lather.
Hair soap, on the other hand, is a purely natural product. It is made from vegetable oils and fats and, depending on the type, can be enriched with various essential oils and herbs. Unlike solid shampoo, hair soap may produce less lather but cleans just as thoroughly.
Another difference is that hair soaps usually contain "superfatting" which ensures that the hair is nourished with natural oils. This can help maintain the natural balance of the scalp and hair.
The choice between solid shampoo and hair soap depends on personal preferences and individual hair needs. Both options are environmentally friendly and offer gentle cleansing, but hair soap stands out for its all-natural ingredients and can be particularly beneficial for people with sensitive skin or special care needs.
The time it takes to switch from conventional shampoos to hair soap can vary and depends on individual factors such as hair type and previous hair care practices. In most cases, however, there is an adjustment phase during which the hair and scalp adapt to the new care. This may cause the hair to feel temporarily different and the scalp may react in an unusual way.
To make the transition easier, we recommend washing your hair with hair soap every two to three days in the initial phase and then gradually increasing it as you feel your hair has gotten used to it. This allows the hair to adapt to the natural ingredients in the hair soap.
An acidic rinse with apple cider vinegar is a valuable addition that can help when switching to hair soap. It can make the hair supple, improve combability and promote hair shine. Although an acidic rinse is recommended, some of our customers report that, thanks to their special formulas, our hair soaps leave their hair feeling great after the first use, without the need for rinsing. Nevertheless, using apple cider vinegar to care for the scalp and hair can be beneficial, especially in the transitional period.
The duration of the transition may vary, depending on the “poisoning” of the hair by previous care products. With consistent use of hair soap, regular acidic rinses and avoidance of synthetic care products, some people can experience the transition in about two weeks. However, in some cases it may take up to eight weeks for the hair to fully adjust. Choosing an entry-level hair soap with little excess fat can speed up the transition and get your hair used to natural care more quickly.
The time it takes to switch from conventional shampoos to hair soap can vary and depends on individual factors such as hair type and previous hair care practices. In most cases, however, there is an adjustment phase during which the hair and scalp adapt to the new care. This may cause the hair to feel temporarily different and the scalp may react in an unusual way.
To make the transition easier, we recommend washing your hair with hair soap every two to three days in the initial phase and then gradually increasing it as you feel your hair has gotten used to it. This allows the hair to adapt to the natural ingredients in the hair soap.
An acidic rinse with apple cider vinegar is a valuable addition that can help when switching to hair soap. It can make the hair supple, improve combability and promote hair shine. Although an acidic rinse is recommended, some of our customers report that, thanks to their special formulas, our hair soaps leave their hair feeling great after the first use, without the need for rinsing. Nevertheless, using apple cider vinegar to care for the scalp and hair can be beneficial, especially in the transitional period.
The duration of the transition may vary, depending on the “poisoning” of the hair by previous care products. With consistent use of hair soap, regular acidic rinses and avoidance of synthetic care products, some people can experience the transition in about two weeks. However, in some cases it may take up to eight weeks for the hair to fully adjust. Choosing an entry-level hair soap with little excess fat can speed up the transition and get your hair used to natural care more quickly.
Conventional shampoos are often packed with harmful, synthetic ingredients that, over time, can disrupt the natural balance of our scalp and hair.
The consequences are varied: from hair that is too oily and requires daily washing, to hair loss, dandruff and an itchy scalp.
Our hair soaps revolutionize the way you care for your hair. They open up the hair structure and have a unique "overgreasing" effect, which disappears after the first few uses (but at the latest after a short period of getting used to it).
can provide immediate relief from scalp itching, hair loss and dandruff.
Thanks to the high-quality oils in our products, the scalp and hair can maintain their natural balance in the long term without drying out or over-conditioning.
Conventional shampoos are often packed with harmful, synthetic ingredients that, over time, can disrupt the natural balance of our scalp and hair.
The consequences are varied: from hair that is too oily and requires daily washing, to hair loss, dandruff and an itchy scalp.
Our hair soaps revolutionize the way you care for your hair. They open up the hair structure and have a unique "overgreasing" effect, which disappears after the first few uses (but at the latest after a short period of getting used to it).
can provide immediate relief from scalp itching, hair loss and dandruff.
Thanks to the high-quality oils in our products, the scalp and hair can maintain their natural balance in the long term without drying out or over-conditioning.
Healthy hair depends on a variety of natural factors that influence both external appearance and internal health. This includes:
Nutrition: A balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins (especially biotin and vitamin E), minerals (such as zinc and iron) and omega-3 fatty acids contributes significantly to hair health. These nutrients support hair growth and strength.
Managing Stress: Stress can negatively impact hair health and cause hair loss or scalp problems. Stress management techniques such as meditation, yoga and relaxation can be helpful.
Adequate sleep: The hair and scalp regenerate during sleep. Adequate and restful sleep is therefore crucial for healthy hair growth and avoiding hair problems.
Healthy Scalp: Hair health starts with a healthy scalp. Regular, gentle cleaning and care of the scalp is crucial to prevent dandruff and itching.
Hydration: Drinking enough water is important to hydrate hair from within and protect hair from drying out.
Avoiding Heat and Chemicals: Excessive use of heat, such as from blow drying or styling tools, as well as the use of chemical products can damage hair. Gentle hair care practices and natural care products are beneficial.
Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption: These harmful habits can have a negative impact on blood circulation in the scalp and impair hair growth.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, combined with our hair soaps, can lead to strong, shiny and healthy hair. It is important to note that individual needs may vary and it is advisable to consult a professional if hair problems exist or questions about care exist.
Healthy hair depends on a variety of natural factors that influence both external appearance and internal health. This includes:
Nutrition: A balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins (especially biotin and vitamin E), minerals (such as zinc and iron) and omega-3 fatty acids contributes significantly to hair health. These nutrients support hair growth and strength.
Managing Stress: Stress can negatively impact hair health and cause hair loss or scalp problems. Stress management techniques such as meditation, yoga and relaxation can be helpful.
Adequate sleep: The hair and scalp regenerate during sleep. Adequate and restful sleep is therefore crucial for healthy hair growth and avoiding hair problems.
Healthy Scalp: Hair health starts with a healthy scalp. Regular, gentle cleaning and care of the scalp is crucial to prevent dandruff and itching.
Hydration: Drinking enough water is important to hydrate hair from within and protect hair from drying out.
Avoiding Heat and Chemicals: Excessive use of heat, such as from blow drying or styling tools, as well as the use of chemical products can damage hair. Gentle hair care practices and natural care products are beneficial.
Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption: These harmful habits can have a negative impact on blood circulation in the scalp and impair hair growth.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, combined with our hair soaps, can lead to strong, shiny and healthy hair. It is important to note that individual needs may vary and it is advisable to consult a professional if hair problems exist or questions about care exist.