Comments on: Side note: Let’s leave all of our shampoo bar reviews in one place! http://stonl.inspirehandmade.org/shampoo-bar-reviews/2009/02/side-note-lets-leave-all-of-our-shampoo-bar-reviews-in-one-place/ Get the real scoop on all things earthy-crunchy Thu, 17 May 2012 20:21:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: admin http://stonl.inspirehandmade.org/shampoo-bar-reviews/2009/02/side-note-lets-leave-all-of-our-shampoo-bar-reviews-in-one-place/#comment-58 admin Sat, 07 Mar 2009 14:58:58 +0000 http://stonl.inspirehandmade.org/?p=25#comment-58 I would choose something that is a fairly light soap. Shampoo bars tend to be less superfatted than regular soaps. Other than that, just give it a try. I know lots of people who use regular handmade soap in their hair and do fine with it :) I would choose something that is a fairly light soap. Shampoo bars tend to be less superfatted than regular soaps. Other than that, just give it a try. I know lots of people who use regular handmade soap in their hair and do fine with it :)

]]> By: Katia http://stonl.inspirehandmade.org/shampoo-bar-reviews/2009/02/side-note-lets-leave-all-of-our-shampoo-bar-reviews-in-one-place/#comment-49 Katia Wed, 18 Feb 2009 10:58:39 +0000 http://stonl.inspirehandmade.org/?p=25#comment-49 I have a question - I live far off from the US, and local homemade soap maker don't really do soap that is meant for hair. How can I choose a soap that might work for my hair? I have a question - I live far off from the US, and local homemade soap maker don’t really do soap that is meant for hair. How can I choose a soap that might work for my hair?

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