Lemon & Thyme Coconut Shampoo Bar - Moisturizing, Vegan, Palm Oil-Free, No Artificial Fragrances, Planet Friendly, Made in USA - 5 oz

My husband loves having a bar for shampoo and not having to mess with bottles. I like the insane amount of lather. It does not make my hair frizz, and hair feels clean afterwards. One bar lasts my husband for months (he has very short hair) so it’s also easy on the wallet. :)

The bar lasts longer than a lot of shampoo bars, and I like that it comes in a tin.

I am not really into this kind of thing but as a man with thinning hair, it seems to have stopped hair loss, or further thinning. Maybe coincidence, it may be because it is gentler then other products bought at supermarket. Either way it is safer and no waste byproducts like plastic bottles. Only thing I hate is when the bar breaks in two. This saddens me. I would like to see the bar split in two this would extend lid free further. I would pay a little more for this.

Scent: Juicy & Thyme / Lemon & Thyme (Page says one thing and the cool little metal can says another. After using this, I say Lemon & Thyme is the correct label.)This is the first time that I've ever used a bar shampoo. Honestly didn't know what to expect, but I do like to experiment with new things. Imaged this would be yucky on my hair like using a bar of soap meant for the body. Wasn't even sure how to go about using this at first. Of course, it only took about a minute to figure out what worked best. At first, I tried to rub this along my hair. That did not work at all. So then I just lathered it up in my hands and rubbed the lather into my hair. Now that worked great. The soap quickly lathers and creams up. You'll get plenty for even those with lots of hair. Tons of creamy lather throughout my hair. In fact, I then feared that I wouldn't be able to get this all rinsed out. No worries, it all rinsed away easy enough.Has a pleasant smell, though not strong at all. I got the Juicy & Thyme. I think I picked up a little more coconut than anything, but what I did smell was clean and enjoyable.The really weird part about this shampoo is that while I was rinsing away, my hair felt like plastic. Not a bad feeling, just really odd. Clean plastic, but plastic. I've never in my life felt anything do that to my hair before. Okay, I'm fine with that providing it works and leaves me with nice hair, which it did. Once my hair was dry, that plastic feeling was gone. My hair felt normal again. It also felt and looked nice and clean and the texture was great. Even seemed to give it a tiny bit more volume which is greatly appreciated considering that I have very thin, fine hair. So far, my hair is holding up well and I don't have that feeling where I need to jump back in the tub to rewash my hair. I'm very happy with this so far.

I liked the larger size, but I did cut it in half for better handling. I definitely would NOT recommend for children. I got it in my eyes and it stung terribly. I can usually tough these things out, but this had me crazy rinsing to get rid of it. Personally, I love the scent (argan & sandlewood). It lathered up and rinsed out really well-I do have very thin hair though, so it's easier to rinse. My hair is soft, doesn't feel dry, easy on my scalp, and I don't need a conditioner. It would be nice if they could make it milder for the eyes.

I like this shampoo bar, although it doesn't do anything amazing to my hair. That's okay sometimes, though. The fact that it comes with a tin is great! I keep the shampoo bar I'm using at the time on a dedicated soap dish, but often they just come in cardboard boxes, so it's hard to know where to store a bar. People who travel might appreciate something that's a bit more practical than a cardboard box.This isn't my favorite shampoo bar out there for a couple reasons, but I've still given it five stars because I like some other things about it, including the tin. But I'll explain those two things (which may be no issue to others). One is that shampoo bars often have textured bits ("noodles") in them. I like the noodles, because they make the bar have more texture. I feel like bars with them have more grip, and they might even help provide some resistance so I can get a better lather against my hair. This bar doesn't have noodles, but I still get a good lather with it, so maybe it's just personal preference.The other thing I've noticed with lots of shampoo bars is that even if they have a strong scent, the scent usually doesn't transfer too strongly onto my hair. I like that. Others might prefer that the scent transfers. This is a rare bar where I feel the fragrance truly transfers quite a bit. I feel like the scent is a bit masculine, or gender neutral. It's not a powdery or unpleasant scent, but is a bit stronger than I'd like.That being said, I still really like the bar.

This 5-oz Shampoo Bar (Argan & Sandalwood variety) comes in an aluminum container.The shampoo bar has a moderate woodsy scent, as I sniffed the bar.Because our region has hard water, I make sure to get some lather from this soap in my hands before applying it to my hair. Then, I massage the soap in my hair, creating more lather.Then, I fully rinse the product from my hair to make sure there is no remnants of the shampoo bar left in the hair. This took a bit more time and effort than I would like. But, the end result is that my hair gets cleaned well. The scent does not remain in my hair for too long once I was done showering.Lastly, I use this bar 3 times a week, for the past several weeks, and there's still more than 50-75% of the bar left (I have short-length hair, so it doesn't take much of the shampoo bar for me to get a good amount of lather).

I love the shampoo, but I didn't realize that it came in a metal container. With trying to limit my carbon data the packaging is a downfall.