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Our top hair washing tips to get the most out of your Solibar solid haircare 💯

Feb 10, 2021 Em Mango

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Our top hair washing tips to get the most out of your Solibar solid haircare 💯

Check out our top tips to ensure that you get the most out of our Solibar shampoo and conditioner solid haircare bars.

Why making the switch to a solid face cleanser is going to be the best thing you’ve done this year.

Aug 19, 2020 Em Mango

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Why making the switch to a solid face cleanser is going to be the best thing you’ve done this year.

When we designed our NEW Rock The Facebar face cleansing bar, we knew we wanted to provide deep cleansing without the stripping of harsh detergents. And as we’re committed to avoiding animal products, we also needed our face Solibar needed to entirely plant-based. It’s this reason that our face bar is not just another bar of soap.

Scalp sensitivity, many have it and no one wants it.

Jun 18, 2020 Em Mango

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Scalp sensitivity, many have it and no one wants it.

Having a sensitive scalp is really common, as it can be triggered by a variety of factors and can flare up over seasonal changes or even hormonal ones. For most people, scalp sensitivities can clear up on their own, but for others, it can frustrating and ongoing. As winter is finally here in Australia, the cooler and drier weather may lead to changes in your skin across your entire body. So now is a great time to get started on improving your scalp health.