Dlho som hľadala šampúch na zimu a vianočné obdobie a našla som11/5/2021
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It looks like gingerbread just before baking, and it smells like it too. This shampoo bar with a Christmas scent brings together cinnamon, lime, fir, lemongrass and star anise in a warm, spicy-woody composition that turns even an ordinary morning shower into Christmas Eve. The creamy white bar with golden swirls is not just a festive decoration, though — it is an honest shampoo bar that washes hair gently and nourishes it at the same time.
Christmas that lasts until February
The festive scent comes from essential oils, not from a fragrance blend. Beneath it, an honest recipe is at work: gentle surfactants derived from coconut oil, a soft, rich lather, coconut oil that softens hair, and a conditioning ingredient right in the bar, so after washing your hair puts up less resistance to the comb. The golden swirls are down to mineral pigments — mica and iron oxides; we say so out loud, because “Christmas gold” on a label is more often marketing than chemistry. The formula is vegan and the solid format does without a plastic bottle. Only the coat is festive; inside is honest everyday work. A gift for your hair and for the planet.
A ready-made gift. Literally.
In a box made of recycled paper, it is ready to go straight under the tree or into a parcel for a colleague — no wrapping paper needed; the smaller bar is the one to pack for Christmas away from home. The recipient does not just get a scent — they get a shampoo they will genuinely use long after Epiphany. And it is quick to use: run it over wet hair a few times, massage the lather in and rinse with clean water — no vinegar rinse needed. To get it through the festive season in good shape, let it dry out between washes on a dry surface; in a puddle by the bath it disappears faster than it should.
After washing, pair it with one of our conditioners; and since the festive scent is carried by essential oils, the ingredients also contain natural allergens — more in our article on allergens in cosmetics. To lather is human. Smelling of cinnamon while you are at it is human too.
