Real Beer Shampoo Bar from Tasmania Australia 100% Natural
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<li>The Real Beer Shampoo Bar is a totally concentrated solid shampoo bar for natural hair care & shiny healthy hair!</li>
<li>Made from 100% natural leatherwood honey & organic nourishing plant and essential oils - Nice ginger cinnamon scent</li>
<li>Equal to approx. 2 bottles of liquid shampoo - Our Shampoo Bars are Travel Friendly ! Sulfate free paraben free silicone free cruelty free plastic free for 25 + years!</li>
<li>Professor Fuzzworthy's favorite hair shampoo bar ! Beer has been famed for generations for its ability to leave hair bouncy, shiny and full of body, so this bar is chock a block with it – brewed naturally by small breweries, locally in Tasmania Australia. Promotes healthy hair and scalp to moisturize and condition without heaviness/residue. Especially good for those with dandruff and with oily, fine, or thin hair.</li>
<li>Beauty & the Bees uses only premium quality and organic Australian ingredients found among the healthy gourmet foods you eat and drink. Ingredients include our island's unique raw, unpasteurized Leatherwood honey, certified organic olive oil, coconut oil, raw castor oil, Leatherwood beeswax, and certified organic and bio dynamic Tasmanian herbs. These fine and pure ingredients leave hair glossy and shiny as well as gently cleanse the hair without stripping your head's natural oils</li>
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