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    Let me preface this by saying that I don't have that much experience with shampoo bars in general. I've used Liggett's for a few days and found it to be mundane, but acceptable. I ordered the Tea Tree and Lavender shampoo bar from Queen Charlotte Soaps to see if some shampoo bars are better than others. I found the QCS bar to be much better than the Liggett's, in several ways. The scent was better, easily. I felt it left my hair a little softer and not as clumpy feeling. It lathered very well, maybe not quite as good, but still performed well. Part of this may be me getting acclimated to shampoo bars in general, but so far I'm finding the QCS to be a good option.
    Using: Gem G-Bar, Jack Black synthetic brush, Dirty Bird 1.5 scuttle

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    Matthew's shampoo bars are on my list of items to try.

    Regards, Todd

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    Day 2, and I'm sure that this bar can replace my old shampoo and conditioner both. It leaves my hair nice and clean, and not dried out. I was really skeptical about shampoo bars in general, but this has laid those fears to rest.
    Using: Gem G-Bar, Jack Black synthetic brush, Dirty Bird 1.5 scuttle

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    Quote Originally Posted by KittensAndRainbows View Post
    Let me preface this by saying that I don't have that much experience with shampoo bars in general. I've used Liggett's for a few days and found it to be mundane, but acceptable. I ordered the Tea Tree and Lavender shampoo bar from Queen Charlotte Soaps to see if some shampoo bars are better than others. I found the QCS bar to be much better than the Liggett's, in several ways. The scent was better, easily. I felt it left my hair a little softer and not as clumpy feeling. It lathered very well, maybe not quite as good, but still performed well. Part of this may be me getting acclimated to shampoo bars in general, but so far I'm finding the QCS to be a good option.
    Lotsa info on shampoo bars in our wiki. (http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/index.php/Shampoo_bar)

    I just ordered up a QCS Cedar shampoo bar to test run for myself.
    -- Richard, Czar of Cheddar

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    Quote Originally Posted by RichGem View Post
    Lotsa info on shampoo bars in our wiki. (http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/index.php/Shampoo_bar)

    I just ordered up a QCS Cedar shampoo bar to test run for myself.

    That puts it on my buy/try list. Another essential oil I REALLY like is spruce. I finished off a custom liquid shampoo a few months ago that used spruce oil. Very nice.

    Regards, Todd

 

 

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