Poll posted by BR Natalie
***THIS TRIAL OPPORTUNITY IS NOW CLOSED***
If you read the title to this poll thinking; "Solid shampoo? How can shampoo be solid?!". Be prepared to go back to school!
We're putting Sorbet's Sensational Solid shampoos to the test. And there's a bar for every hair type. We'll be looking for trialists to put one of these four ranges to the test:
- Damage Control - The perfect shampoo for mildly dry/damaged hair.
- Frizz Wrangler - For those of you who abuse your hair with hot irons, curlers, hair dryers or bleach.
- St Clements - This bar will balance oil production, clean the scalp and freshen your hair up.
- Heali Kiwi - Great for dandruff sufferers, people with psoriasis or most other scalp problems. Will calm irritated scalps, prevent flakiness and kill the microbes that can cause problems.
Why go solid?
- They're super concentrated and last much longer than a bottle of shampoo. Some bars can last up to 6 months!
- Because they last longer and money doesn't go on fancy packaging, they're cheaper in the long run.
- The lack of packaging and chemicals makes them very kind to the environment! All Sorbet ingredients and wrappers are biodegradable.
- Solid bars don't have much (if any) water, which means they need very few (again, if any) preservatives
- They contain lots of pure ingredient like coconut oil, cocoa butter, kiwifruit seed oil and essential oils.
How do you use solid shampoos?
- To use a shampoo bar you just need to slide the bar down wet hair 3-4 times, lather with hands and rinse. It's that simple!
If you'd like to put your hand up for this trial team why not tell us your experience with solid hair care - have you tried a solid shampoo before? How did you find it? And if you haven't tried one before, why do you want to? And most importantly - which one of the four products we'll be trialing would best fit your hair needs?
Get chatting below!
Hmm I have always wondered about this product but as I am not a fan of solid soap I would need a heck of a lot of convincing on a solid shampoo. I do however fit into the category of very dry and colour damaged hair... sizzled hair would be more accurate :( so I will keep reading the reviews... got to keep my mind open to new possibilities.