Shampoo Bar | The Earthing Co
$12.79
Say goodbye to harsh, harmful shampoo formulas and say hello to our Shampoo Bars: your new gentle, plastic-free shampoo!
Our shampoo bar has everything you want and none of the bad stuff you try to avoid in your hair care routine. It creates a luscious lather that gently removes build up, and leaves your hair soft and clean. This shampoo is curly hair-friendly and can be used on color-treated/bleached hair because it doesn't have SLS or any harsh, stripping ingredients, making it better for you and for the planet.
For best results, pair your shampoo bar with one of our conditioner bars!
-No SLS, preservatives, parabens, fillers, or silicones
-Good for ALL hair types
-Lasts 50-75+ washes or 2 to 6+ months (see FAQ for more details)
-Size: 3.0 oz
-Meets TSA size requirements
-100% compostable packaging
We donate 1% of our sales through 1% for the Planet
End of life: packaging is 100% recyclable and compostable
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Founder Story
| Emelia DiBello |
We’re all looking for safe and sustainable products for our families and homes, but knowing where to start is confusing. How do I know these products are actually safe and sustainable? How do I know they work? Why should I trust this company?
Not only that, but how do I know I actually need this product? Every day, we’re constantly being pushed to mindlessly overconsume, which has created huge problems – for the Earth, our wallets, and our happiness.
Being a thoughtful, ethical consumer is difficult, and these endless questions can feel exhausting.
So, we set out to do something about that. We figured, what better way to address our wasteful consumption patterns than with the products that shape our habits every day?
At The Earthling Co., we create thoughtfully designed products that nurture earth-friendly habits and routines.
We’re a passionate team whose mission is to simplify eco-conscious living, and to create a positive impact on our routines and the future of our planet.
We believe that creating safe, sustainable routines shouldn’t be confusing, nor should they add to the growing waste problem the world already has.
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