Lamazuna Solid Shampoo – REVIEW

I’ve been using shampoo bars for the best part of a year now & was delighted when Babi Pur were going to be stocking a new range by Lamazuna. With all the talk about zero-waste products and single use plastics, shampoo bars seemed like a really easy way for me to cut back on my unnecessary waste. For my hair type I chose the Normal Hair – Scots Pine solid shampoo bar and I’ve been using it for around 10 weeks now. I hadn’t tried anything by Lamazuna before & had only used one other type of shampoo bar before this so I was looking forward to see how this one would work out.

The bar is a decent size and is shaped with ridges and it fits nicely in the palm of your hand. It’s simple to use & is used in a similar way as you would  regular a soap bar. Lather it up with wet hands and apply it to wet hair. I found it lathered up a fair amount for a bar but took a little more work to get the lather than with regular shampoo. The pine scent is only faint but comes out more when the bar is rubbed directly on your hair.

Lamazuna Shampoo Bar
The shampoo bar after nearly 2 weeks use

Comparing this one to my previous shampoo bar, my hair definitely feels more cleansed. My previous bar although I wouldn’t say it wasn’t ‘bad’ as such, would leave a slight waxy feeling residue on my hair. The Lamazuna bar feels like it leaves no residue at all. As I tend to wash my hair every other day, sometimes more and I have long curly (and unruly) hair I need a shampoo that works well and this one seems to do what it needs to. Another thing I like about the bar is that it hasn’t gone mushy and fallen apart like my previous one did, It get’s slightly annoying when you’re trying to wash your hair and mushy bits and pieces are coming off onto your hair.

Overall I’m really happy with the shampoo bar and will definitely be repurchasing. I now just need to find a conditioner bar so that I can say goodbye to more plastic bottles! With my hair I couldn’t imagine going without any conditioner, it would be more frizz central than usual!

The bar after 10 weeks of regular use

A little bit about Lamazuna – They are a French natural cosmetics brand that and use only natural and vegan ingredients. All Lamazuna products have minimum packaging and only reusable or recycled packaging is used. 2% of all their profits are donated to an Amazon rain forest afforestation project in Peru. Lamazuna’s philosophy centers around fair working conditions, eco-friendly and traditional production and the idea of zero waste.

If you’d like to try out the Lamazuna shampoo bars for yourself you can get 10% of the code BUDDY at Babi Pur

7 thoughts on “Lamazuna Solid Shampoo – REVIEW

    1. They’re pretty good and long lasting which is great. Can’t wait to find a conditioner bar too 😊

    1. They do take some getting used to but after a while it just becomes second nature. They last so much longer than bottled liquid shampoo for me which is great 😊

  1. […] Shampoo Bars – This was probably the 1st conscious change I made to reduce my plastic usage. I tend to wash my hair more or less daily so I get through a fair amount of shampoo. The bars do take a little bit of getting used to at first because they are different to regular shampoo but once I got use to them they have just became the norm for me. Read my review on the Lamazuna pine shampoo bar here […]

  2. […] I’ve worked my way through many different brands and varieties of shampoo bars since I bought my first one around 2 years ago. I’ve settled on this one as it’s the one I’ve found that works best for my hair. I longer have to use conditioner at every hair wash and that says something as I use to have to condition twice before in an attempt to keep the frizz away and my hair got very knotty. You can read my review of the pine Lamazuna bar here. […]

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