Neem Tea Tree vs Coconut Shea shampoo bars: one soothes a dry scalp and removes buildup, one moisturizes hair and scalp

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      A shampoo bar is shampoo in solid form: sulfate-free, no bottle, and each of ours lasts up to 80 washes — about three bottles' worth.

      Two bars, two jobs. The Coconut Shea Shampoo Bar is the moisturizing cleanse, with saponified coconut oil and shea butter for curly hair that runs dry. The Neem Tea Tree Shampoo Bar is the clarifying one for a dry, buildup-prone scalp — and it's coconut-oil-free.

      How to use: wet hair, glide the bar over your scalp or lather it between your palms, massage, and rinse. Let the bar dry between washes; one that sits in water wears down faster.

      2 products
      OBIA Naturals Neem Tea Tree Shampoo Bar, a tea tree shampoo bar in a 4 oz yellow wrap with rosemary and neem leaves
      Neem Tea Tree Shampoo Bar in its yellow wrap set in front of a large clear water droplet on a white background
      Neem Tea Tree Shampoo Bar — Clarifying Shampoo for Dry Scalp
      $ 14.99
      OBIA Naturals Coconut Shea Shampoo Bar, a sulfate-free shampoo bar in a 4 oz yellow wrap with coconut halves and shea nuts
      Coconut Shea Shampoo Bar in its yellow wrap set in front of a large clear water droplet on a white background
      Coconut Shea Shampoo Bar — Sulfate-Free Shampoo for Curly Hair
      $ 14.99