The Heali Kiwi! Specifically for those who suffer from scalp problems, this bar is chock full of Kiwifruit Oil, Coconut Oil, Neem Oil, Oats, Calendula and Manuka Oil.
Great for dandruff sufferers, people with psoriasis or most other scalp problems. Will calm irritated scalps, prevent flakiness and kill the microbes that can cause problems.
- 100% soap free, pH balanced and safe for colour treated hair
- Contains neem and karanja oils to help combat dandruff
- Equivalent to 3 bottles of liquid shampoo
How To Use:
Wet the bar and your hair. Swipe the bar several times down your hair from root
to tip. Put the bar down and lather shampoo into hair- it will foam! Rinse. Use
as a bar of soap for the body.
Ingredients: Sodium cocoyl isethionate, sodium coco-sulfate, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, stearic acid, Theobroma cacao (cocoa) butter, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, Actinidia chinensis (kiwifruit) oil, cetyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, behentrimonium methosulfate, vegetable glycerine, ground oatmeal, Melia azadivachta (neem) seed oil, Pongamia glabra (karanja) oil, Citrus aurantifolia (lime) essential oil, lactic acid, citral, limonene,* linalool.* Occurs naturally in essential oils. All ingredients are palm free.
By far the most common question is: How do I store my bar?
- For deodorant, keep it dry (it will attract moisture), wrapped in the paper is a good idea
- For shampoo and conditioner bars, don't let them stand in pooled water, or get too wet. Shake excess water off and store either in one of our shower containers, or somewhere it can drain e.g. a soap holder – such as our Clarity Soap Dish
- For face and body moisturisers, cleansers, keep clean and dry
- For face and body moisturisers, it's a good idea to pop in the fridge in hot weather
If you're new to Ethique, it can seem strange to reach for a solid bar for your shampoo and conditioner, or to rub a small square shaped like chocolate over your face as a scrub! But once you realise how well the products work, we think you'll be hooked. We've put together a few videos to help you get started: