Solid natural shampoo full of traditional and Ayurvedic herbs for problematic scalp accompanied by itching, flakes, scabs and dandruff. It soothes problematic skin, has antibacterial effects and at the same time regenerates and strengthens hair. The combination of young barley, traditional herbs such as sage, burdock, walnut, nettle, calendula, thyme, birch and Ayurvedic herbs such as shikakai, reetha strengthen and regenerate hair. The effects of the herbs are supported by colloidal oats and neem oil, with restorative, moisturizing and soothing effects on the scalp. The shampoo smells of rosemary, tea tree and orange essences, which, thanks to their antibacterial effects, are also a great prevention against dandruff, and thanks to their properties, they help the scalp to heal. The unfiltered apple cider vinegar it contains has antioxidant, detoxifying and antibacterial effects. It nourishes the hair, adjusts its pH and helps with problematic scalps.  Almara Soap Solid Shampoo foams significantly thanks to a carefully selected blend of vegetable oils even without the addition of foaming agents.  Suitable for: problematic scalp, scales, scabs, itching  Key features: soothes the scalp relieves itching colloidal oats and neem oil promotes hydration, soothes and nourishes the skin contains Ayurvedic and traditional herbs essences of rosemary, tea tree and orange have antibacterial effects perfectly foams 100% natural product does not contain parabens, silicones, SLS/SLES  Our tip: For increased skin regeneration,  we also recommend using the New Hair rinse regularly.  Suggested Use: Use as a regular soap. Wet your hair with water, take the cube in your hand and create a lather on your hair in circular motions. Spread the mousse all over the head and hair, leave it on for some time. Then rinse. Combine with New hair.   Ingredients: Aqua, Sodium sunflowerate, Sodiumcocoate, Sodium palmate (RSPO), Sodium olivate, Glycerin, Cannabis sativa SeedOil, Melia Azadirachta Seed Oil, Butyrospermum parkii Butter, Vinegar, Melaleucaalternifolia Leaf Oil, Limonene, Colloidal Oatmeal, Acacia concinna fruitpowder, Hordeum vulgare Powder, Sapindus mukorossi Fruit Extract, Rosmarinusofficinalis Leaf Oil, Citrus aurantium Dulcis Oil, Calluna vulgaris Flower, Rosmarinus officinalis Leaf, Salvia officinalis Extract, Arctium lappa RootExtract, Juglans regia Leaf Extract, Urtica dioica Extract, Calendulaofficinalis Flower Extract, Thymus vulgaris Extract, Betula pendula LeafExtract, Linalool. Almara Soap solid shampoos lather beautifully. When switching from classic commercial and liquid natural organic shampoos, it is possible that the hair will have to get used to the shampoo in soap form. Almara Soap solid shampoos lather perfectly. However, the higher pH that soaps naturally have and all-natural ingredients that you won't find in liquid shampoos in such a concentrated form can affect the first impression. The shampoo bar does not contain surfactants that smooth the hair fiber. You can find them, for example, in conditioners. That's why your hair may feel harder and not as smooth after using soap shampoo. It's just a matter of time and habit. Soap shampoo is much more nourishing and beneficial for the hair thanks to its concentrated content of herbs and oils. Almara Soap are solid shampoos with amazing recipes. Almara Soap natural solid shampoos are handmade using the cold method. It is made by mixing alkali (formerly potash made from wood ash, in modern times lye) with an oil mixture along with other ingredients and then solidifying in a mold. Such a shampoo contains naturally formed glycerin, as well as soap-free oils, which, together with added ingredients, care and nourish the hair and skin during washing. Unlike commercial, cheap aglycerine soaps, they do not dry out the hair and skin, and in addition, thanks to the oils, they naturally nourish them.  The main component of Almara Soap solid shampoos are vegetable oils. In all recipes you will find: olive oil, which gives softness and hydration to natural soaps; coconut oil, which adds foam, hardness, bubbles and guarantees washing effects;  palm oil, which makes soap hard and durable. The formula can be supplemented with other nourishing oils and butters (most often shea butter, almond oil, castor oil, rapeseed oil, sunflower oil), which in addition to the beneficial effects on the skin also affect the foaming or softness of the bubbles in the finished solid shampoo. The palm oil used is sustainably sourced and RSPO, halal and kosher certified and meets strict environmental criteria. The RSPO certificate stands for palm oil, which is sustainably sourced and meets strict environmental criteria. Products that contain this certified palm oil not only do not burden and do not endanger the local fauna and flora, but also support local producers and reduce poverty rates throughout the region. In addition, the RSPO keeps palm oil products in an affordable price range and does not unreasonably increase their price Producer: Almara Soap, Czech Republic.  Since 2014 , the founder Veronika has been creating exceptional recipes for Almara Soap soaps. They produce unique natural soaps and in mid-2019 they added natural cosmetics to them. Production and warehouses are a short distance from Prague. In the Almara soap factory, they propose an unconventional composition of soaps for the effects on a given skin problem. When handmaking soaps using the traditional cold method, they do not use any prefabricated raw materials. The soap factory produces two standard collections of soaps: natural, amazing fancy soaps and specialties of natural cosmetics. At Almara Soap, they respect nature and are committed to protecting it. They produce, pack and ship soaps and cosmetics so that we save the environment and life around us as much as possible. Therefore, they do not pack the soaps in boxes, they only provide them with a paper label on which all the mandatory information, including the ingredients, are displayed. They come in bags made of recycled paper. Cosmetics are delivered in glass jars with metal lids, with paper labels or tags attached to the bottles with jute string.