Champô Sólido NAUA

It is essential to know your hair, and what it needs, before choosing a shampoo bar.

The most important thing to consider when choosing a shampoo is the hair root: dry, oily or normal. In addition to the root issue, there are other characteristics of your hair that can influence you to choose different types of shampoo bars: colored hair, sensitive scalp, curly hair, among others.

In contact with water, the shampoo bar becomes softer and easier to apply to the hair. You just have to rub the bar directly on the hair strands, or in your hand until it foams, and then massage the hair and scalp with your hands. Repeat the process if necessary. After a good wash, rinse.

It depends on your hair, the shampoo you used before and even the shampoo bar you are going to use. The truth is that your hair was used to using the most conventional shampoos, with many artificial and aggressive ingredients for the hair. So, it may take some time to get used to shampoo bars, and it may happen that your hair doesn't feel fantastic right after the first wash. We recommend that you keep using the same shampoo for about three weeks before “giving up” and trying a new shampoo.

The shampoo should not be left in a humid place or in direct contact with water. You can, for example, leave it on a shelf in the shower/bath.

It is important to leave the shampoo in a Soap Dish with a hole, thus allowing the water to drain and the shampoo not always being in contact with a small amount of water.

If the shampoo has a string, you can also hang it up; otherwise, you can place it inside a Sisal bag, which also serves as a sponge.

Yes, but...

NAUA Shampoos have a sulfate called Sodium Coco Sulfate. This sulfate causes abundant foam and has washing power, being totally biodegradable.

Unlike Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, our sulfate does not irritate the scalp and is sourced from coconut, that is not made synthetically.

Os Champôs Sólidos NAUA não têm sal, e por isso podem ser usados em cabelos com alisamento.

Solid shampoos can easily be transported in any sealed container that you can reuse (whether aluminum, plastic or glass – glass is always at risk of breaking). If you don't have a container at home, you can always buy a Transport Box that fits the size of your solid shampoo.

There is the option to “glue” what is left of your shampoo to your new shampoo bar. Just soften both shampoos a little under running water, and then add the leftover to the new solid shampoo. When it dries, both will be together, and you can reuse all the leftovers.

If your solid bar breaks, you can put the different pieces together in a glass sock or in a Sisal bag and use it that way.

Finally, you can also melt the solid shampoo in water, and you will have a liquid shampoo that you can easily use.