Each Shampoo Bar retails between $10.95 and $14.95 and according to the brand, last for up to 80 washes — not only making them super affordable but sparing the equivalent of 2.5 plastic bottles ...

Since Lush's shampoo bars last for up to 80 washes, I don't think I'll need to restock anytime soon — but when the time comes, you can bet I'm opting for another packaging-free shampoo bar.

Lush is doing their part to educate the public that over 552 million shampoo bottles are thrown away annually, that plastic packaging accounts for over 80 percent of trash found on beaches, and ...

None of their shampoo bars contain drying sulphates (or parabens if you're still worried about those), zero palm oil and absolutely no plastic. Hurrah for hair and the environment.

There are 11 different Shampoo Bars available from Lush. Here's the breakdown on every single one, so you can choose the one that's best for you. 1. Brazziliant Brazzilliant Lush $11.95 ...

According to Lush, shampoo bars were invented in 1987 by the brand’s co-founder Mo Constantine and cosmetic chemist Stan Krysztal for Cosmetics to Go (the former mail order company owned by the ...

That's exactly what I did when I first got my hands on the Lush Angel Hair Shampoo Bar ($12). I worked the foam from my roots to my ends as its floral scent filled my bathroom, and my hair was ...

Don't be fooled by the teeny size of Lush's cult-favourite Godiva Shampoo Bars. Known for their heavenly blend of gardenia and whole, dried jasmine flowers, these sumptuous soap cakes pack a ...

I later read on Lush’s website that each shampoo bar can give 80-100 washes, so I resolve to try using less in future. The conditioner is a little harder to master.