Shampoo Bar "Care and Sense"

 

This shampoo bar not only nourishes dry and damaged hair, but also protects dry and sensitive scalps at the same time.

 

Difficulty level:  ⭐⭐ medium

Production time: ⏱ approx. 40 - 45 minutes

A mild surfactant blend with Sodium Myristoyl Glutamate creates a gentle, very fine-pored lather and nourishes dry hair. Cationic hyaluronic acid adheres to the scalp and hair, binds moisture for a long time, and supports ease of combing. PrebioSens prevents moisture loss during washing and supports a healthy scalp microbiome. CareEster conditions damaged hair and works in synergy with hyaluronic acid for an optimal care result. BehenActiv nourishes dry hair and dry scalps, leaving hair feeling supple and soft.

 

Raw materials in percent (basic version)

This is the "beginner version" of this product and is perfect if you have never made a shampoo bar before or if this topic is new to you.

Otherwise, we recommend the complete version including further active ingredients.

    Percent
A Sodium Coco-Sulfate 50.7
     
B Sodium Myristoyl Glutamate 13
Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate 13
PrebioSens 3
     
C Dist. water 11
     
D BehenActiv 2
Cocoa butter 7
Anti-Ox Lipid 0.3
  Total 100

 

 

Raw materials in percent (advanced)

    Percent
A Sodium Coco-Sulfate 49.6
     
B Sodium Myristoyl Glutamate 13
Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate 13
PrebioSens 3
Cationic Hyaluronic Acid 0.1
"Tender Blossoms" fragrance 0.5
     
C Dist. water 11
     
D BehenActiv 2
SoftEster 3
Cocoa butter 4
Anti-Ox Lipid 0.3
CareEster 0.5
  Total 100

Instructions

Grind A in a mixer

Add B to A

Mix again

Add C and mix thoroughly

Melt D at approx. 60 degrees and add to the rest

Knead long and thoroughly until a uniform dough is formed

Press the mass into molds and let dry for at least 24 hours

 

TIP

Cationic hyaluronic acid is not only moisturizing itself, but also ensures that oils and active ingredients adhere better to skin and hair, allowing them to be even more effective.


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