Unscented
Aroma
Nothing added. Clean lather, no fragrance, no cover-up.
Hair Benefits
The bare bar. For sensitive scalps and people who want their hair to smell like hair.
Source
No essential oils. Just the base formula.
677+ 5★ REVIEWSTallow Shampoo Bar
130G · 4.5OZ · CURED 4 WEEKS · HAND-POURED
Naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, K & B12. Closely mimics your own sebum. Creamy lather that works for dry, sensitive, and eczema-prone skin alike.
Non-comedogenicEczema safeBaby safeAllergy-friendlyLong lasting
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How many bars?
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Pick your scents
UnscentedSOLD OUT
Gentle and nourishing, letting pure ingredients care for your hair.
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CitrusJust Added
Bright, sunny, and refreshing with a perfect citrus balance.
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Cedarwood & PineJust Added
Deeply grounding and forest-fresh, like a walk through the woods.
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Tea TreeNEW Scent
Clarifying and refreshing, with a clean, revitalizing feel.
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Conditioning BarSOLD OUT
Smooths, detangles, and locks in moisture. +$2 US / +$3 CAD
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LASTS
~70–90 washes
ALLERGENS
Beef tallow · coconut · castor · essential oils (varies by scent)
TOTAL
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Shampoo Bar: Beef Tallow, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Castor Oil, Water, Sodium Hydroxide (none remains after saponification), Essential Oils (varies by scent). Conditioning Bar: Behentrimonium Methosulfate (plant-derived conditioner from rapeseed oil), Cetyl Alcohol, Beef Tallow, Jojoba Oil, Argan Oil, Vitamin E, Geogard ECT (eco-certified preservative).
FOUR INGREDIENTS · NO ASTERISKS
What's in the bar.
No surfactant names you can't pronounce. Four fats — that's it — plus optional essential oils for scent.
SOURCE
Sourced from Ontario regenerative ranches we visit yearly. Rendered slowly, in copper.
WHY IT'S HERE
The closest match to your scalp's own sebum — cleans without stripping. Naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, K & B12.
SOURCE
Cold-pressed, certified-organic coconut from Sri Lanka.
WHY IT'S HERE
Generates the lifting bubbles your scalp needs to release buildup. Refined so the scent doesn't dominate.
SOURCE
Extra-virgin from a single estate in Spain.
WHY IT'S HERE
Smooths the bar across the hair so it never catches. Adds a touch of moisture without weighing strands down.
SOURCE
Cold-pressed castor from organically-grown beans in India.
WHY IT'S HERE
The reason this bar feels like a conditioner. Castor builds a thick, creamy lather that coats each strand evenly.
SIMPLE ROUTINE
How to use.
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Wet
Hair fully wet — and skip the bar on day 1 if you've been using sulfate shampoo (an adjustment week is normal).
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Rub & lather
Glide the bar root-to-tip 3–4 times, or rub it between palms to build lather, then massage in.
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Rinse · finish
Rinse fully. If your water's hard, an ACV rinse once a week prevents waxy build-up.
The Scents.
Citrus
Aroma
Bright orange and sharp lemon together. Sunny, clean, and true to the fruit.
Hair Benefits
The morning bar. A wake-up lather that starts the day on the right note.
Source
Cold-pressed orange (Brazil) and lemon (Italy).
Cedarwood & Pine
Aroma
Dry sawn wood over crisp evergreen. Smells like a cabin in the best possible way.
Hair Benefits
The outdoors bar. Warm wood underneath, fresh forest on top.
Source
Steam-distilled cedarwood (United States) and pine (Austria).
Tea Tree
Aroma
Sharp, green, and medicinal in the best way. Unmistakably tea tree.
Hair Benefits
The scalp-refresh bar. The crisp, clarifying pick people reach for when their scalp feels like it needs a reset.
Source
Steam-distilled tea tree, sourced from Australia.
Conditioning Bar
Aroma
Unscented by design. No essential oils, so it pairs with whichever shampoo scent you pick.
Hair Benefits
Coats the hair shaft so it detangles easily and holds moisture. Matters most for longer, dry, or colour-treated hair.
Source
Grass-fed tallow, jojoba, argan, vitamin E, and a plant-derived conditioner from rapeseed oil.
BUILD THE ROUTINE
Pair with the rest.
ACCESSORIES
MOST CITED
No scalp irritation
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Travel-perfect
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Lasts ages
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Colour-safe
"My scalp stopped flaking in week two. I've tried four "natural" shampoos before this one and they all stripped me out. This actually cleaned my hair."
"I travel a lot. Putting a bar in my Dopp kit means zero airport hassle. One bar lasted my last three trips, full stop."
"Colour-treated hair, fine texture. I was nervous about a bar. Two months in, the colour still looks like the day I left the salon."
What's the difference between the shampoo bar and the regular soap bar?
This comes down to the balance of oils. A body bar is built specifically to clean and repair the skin; hair and scalp need a little different. Realistically, you can use the shampoo bar as a 2-in-1 for hair and full body (including face), but it won't pack quite the punch the body bars do. However, if you're on a budget, absolutely use it as a 2-in-1. With the shampoo being in bar form, it'll naturally have a higher pH and no slipping agents, so your hair might feel "knotty". I'd highly recommend pairing it with the conditioning bar and shampoo + condition 1-3 times per week (or as needed).
What's so good about tallow in a shampoo bar?
Your scalp is skin. The same reason tallow works on your face (it's close to your own oils) is why it works up top. It cleans without triggering the strip-and-overproduce cycle that leaves hair greasy by day two.
Will there be an adjustment period?
This is totally person-dependent. If you're coming off conventional shampoo, your scalp has been compensating for years of detergents. Some people's hair feels different for a week or two while it recalibrates. Some notice nothing. If you're in the awkward phase, give it a full two weeks before you judge it. If you find that you need a more gentle cleanser (like me), I'd suggest utilizing the naturelle shampoo and conditioner as a combo.
How do I use it?
Although it's a little odd rubbing your head like a genie; just wet your hair, rub the bar directly on your scalp a few passes, work the lather through, rinse. That's it! Store it somewhere it can dry between washes.
What is the conditioning bar?
The same tallow that's in our lotion (NO beefy smell), jojoba oil, argan oil, vitamin E, a plant-derived conditioner made from rapeseed oil, and cetyl alcohol. A note on that last one, because the word scares people: cetyl alcohol is a moisturizing fatty alcohol, the opposite of the drying alcohol in hand sanitizer.
Why would I need a conditioning bar if the shampoo bar is already gentle?
Shampoo has one job... to clean. And conditioner has its own job... it smooths and protects what's left. The conditioning bar coats the hair shaft so it detangles easily and holds onto moisture, which matters most for longer, dry, or colour-treated hair. Short, low-maintenance hair can often skip it entirely. If your ends feel rough or your hair tangles after washing, that's the sign you'd benefit.
How do I use the conditioning bar?
After shampooing, glide the bar down your hair a few passes, mid-length to the ends. You don't need it on your scalp. Let it sit a minute or two while you finish your shower, then rinse. Store it somewhere it can dry between uses.
Is it good for dandruff or an itchy scalp?
Careful answer: a lot of itchiness comes from harsh detergents and fragrance, and removing those helps many people. But dandruff has multiple causes, and I'm not going to promise a soap bar fixes a medical one. If it's persistent, see a doctor. If the bar doesn't work for you, the refund policy has you covered.
How long do the shampoo and conditioning bars last?
Washing two to three times a week, the shampoo bar typically lasts around 2-3 months, often longer. It suds much more readily than a regular soap bar, so you need less of it per wash than you'd think. The conditioning bar outlasts it easily, usually 3-4 months or more, because each use takes far less product. Hair length moves these numbers in both directions. The one thing that shortens either bar's life is sitting in water, so keep them somewhere that drains.