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YES, YOU HEARD ME RIGHT, VINEGAR FOR YOUR HAIR! This vinegar rinse, made from organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar and a combination of botanicals and essential oils, is a well-known traditional way to give your hair a smooth, silky finish, being a great substitute for conditioners!
BOOST OF VITAMINS AND MINERALS FOR HEALTHY LOCKS: Use this nourishing rinse for less tangled hair, to remove hair product build-up, to help gain a beautiful sheen, to add body to your hair. Despite it being apple cider vinegar-based, this lovely botanical rinses actually smell great!
SUSTAINABLE LIQUID CONDITIONER IN GLASS BOTTLE: Are you looking for an eco hair conditioner but you prefer a liquid one to a solid conditioner bar? This Bain and Savon natural conditioner is a fantastic add to your eco-friendly toiletries. It is packed in a reusable and recyclable glass pump bottle.
DEEP CONDITIONER PACKED WITH ARGON OIL: Its formula rich with argon oil, together with grapefruit essential oil, helps with hair loss, improved blood circulation and strengthened roots.
QUALITY SHAMPOO, SIMPLE INGREDIENTS FROM NATURE: These shampoo bars are made using 100% natural ingredients without any added chemicals. Pure essential oils are used to add delicate scents to them, and their beautiful natural colours come from organic herbs and plants, some of which are grown in Bain and Savon family's walled vegetable garden.
HANDCRAFTED IN THE HEART OF THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE: Bain and Savon is a small artisan family-run soap company making natural handmade soaps and shampoos with a soul in the beautiful county of Cumbria.
Hair Rinse
These rinses are incredibly helpful to add shine, especially when using together with shampoo bars.
They all come in a fully reusable glass bottle
Conditioner
Eco-friendly conditioners don't exclusively come in the form of solid hair conditioner bars. This natural liquid conditioner by Bain and Savon is a great solution to hydrate your hair while also leaving it frizz-free. It is specifically designed to deep condition normal hair types.
Shampoo Bar
Hair Rinse
Hibiscus Flowers Calendula Petals Chamomile Lavender Rose Petals Cornflower, Organic Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar, Orange, Lime, Bergamot, Lemon, Essential Oils, Sodium Levulinate, Sodium Anisate.
Allergens: Linalool, Limonene
Conditioner
Aqua, glycerine, Behentrimonium Methosulfate (and) Cetearyl Alcohol, Certyl Alcohol, Sweet almond oil, Leucidal Liquid (Radish root ferment), Argania spinosa (Argon) Oil, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Allergens: Limonene ( naturally found in essential oils)
Shampoo Bar
Sodium coco sulphate, behentrimonium methosulfate, cetearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, sweet almond oil, calendula infused olive oil, witch hazel, geranium essential oil, calendula petals, linalool , limonene.
Hair Rinse
Conditioner
1. Use after using your natural shampoo, on wet rinsed hair.
2. Squeeze you hair with care, in order to drain as much water out of your hair as possible. Your natural conditioner will work a lot better if you apply on hair that is not soaked with water as it will help absorption. T
3. Using the glass pump, squeeze a small amount of conditioner out of the bottle, if you have short hair a pea sized drop will be more than enough. Use slightly more with long hair. This way you will avoid waste and make your conditioner last a lot longer.
4. Apply the conditioner starting at the bottom where your hair is the driest, oldest and most damaged and then work your way up.
5. Massage your natural liquid conditioner gently into your hair concentrating on the driest parts. Leave on for up to 10 minutes depending on how dry the tips of your hair are.
6. Rinse throughly avoiding water that is too hot for better shine.
Shampoo Bar
Transition phase
When you first switch to a natural shampoo bar you may go through what is called a "transition phase". During this period your hair may feel oily, you may produce excessive sebum and get waxy residues.
The reason this happens is that conventional shampoos and hair products often contain silicones that coat your hair to make them feel soft and look shiny. Unfortunately, these substances leave some residues that are hard to remove with natural gentle products.
Another reason is that conventional shampoos tend to remove your natural oils causing your scalp to over-produce oils to compensate. Because natural shampoo bars don't strip the hair of their natural oils, for a little while you may have excess oils while your scalp adjusts to the new washing method.
Before using the shampoo bar
To avoid this oily feeling you can prepare a baking soda wash before using your shampoo bar.
This may be done only once to speed-up the transition phase or regularly if you live in a hard-water area.
Dissolve the baking soda into the litre of warm water in a large jar or bottle. Pour the solution on your wet hair, massage and rinse well. Then proceed with the application of your shampoo bar.
Using the shampoo bar
Shampoo bars are much more concentrated than liquid shampoo, therefore, rubbing the bar directly on your hair will mostly result in using too much product, leaving a residue.
Lather the bar in your wet hands and apply the foam obtained to your hair, massage the hair as you would do with a liquid shampoo. Section your hair in major areas where to apply the shampoo (i.e. top of the head, the two sides and the back). This will ensure an even application of the product. We also recommend to comb out dry hair before shampooing. Do not miss this step, especially if you use styling products.
When using the bars, one thing that is very important is to lather the soap up really well and to use lots of lather when washing your hair. The most common spot, especially for people with long hair, is at the back of the head. You need to work the shampoo into your hair with water and lather up so that the dirt and extra oils not needed by your hair can be washed away.
After using your shampoo bar
We recommend using an Acid Rinse, as this has multiple benefits, it will balance the PH (soap is alkaline while our skin is slightly acidic), it will help remove any residue and it will leave your hair soft and shiny!
You can get a vinegar rinse from our shop or make your own, here is a free recipe for you!
ACID RINSE RECIPE
Mix the water and Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) in a spray bottle. After washing your hair, spray the ACV solution on the roots and lengths Let it rest on your hair for 1-2 minutes and then rinse well. Keep the bottle in your shower for the next washes and, don't worry, the smell of vinegar will fade once your hair dry!
Product Packaging
Hair Rinse
Bain & Savon Hair Rinse comes in a recyclable aluminium bottle with tin cap.
Conditioner
Bain & Savon Liquid conditioner comes in a reusable bottle glass with pump. The glass bottle is also 100% recyclable.
Shampoo Bar
Bain & Savon package their soaps and shampoos in glassine paper which is environmentally friendly, as it is: 100% recyclable, 100% biodegradable and starts from 100% sustainably managed forests. They are then wrapped in a recyclable card box.
EarthBits Packaging
All EarthBits packaging is 100% plastic-free and recyclable, using recycled or reused cardboard boxes, recycled/recycling paper and recyclable tape. Please re-use your packaged box should you need to send something else to a friend, family or for your business, or as a storage box in the house. Upcycling is one of our favourite zero-waste habits here at EarthBits!
Bain and Savon is a small artisan family-run soap company working making natural handmade soap and skincare in the beautiful county of Cumbria. Jane first started bath and body products in 2002, for friends and family, and their business flourished from there.
They specialise in Natural, Herbal and Botanical beauty products and their main philosophy is a strong belief that the products they make should be good for both their customers and for the environment. That's why all their products are packaged in fully recyclable packaging.
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