Product Description
Restore shampoo bar is ideal for dry or weak hair. This bar has a delicious blend of 6 essential oils including orange, lemon, tea tree, frankincense, rosemary and eucalyptus. Jack59 plastic-free shampoo and conditioner set for really good hair days! We believe in quality shampoo and conditioner bars without compromise. More than 552 million shampoo bottles end up in the landfill each year. We all have the ability to change those statistics by purchasing products that do not use plastic. Each Jack59 shampoo bar eliminates up to 3 plastic bottles – together we can reduce plastic waste. Because our bars are bigger, you’ll be buying shampoo and conditioner bars less often and reducing your carbon footprint. Jack59’s shampoo bars are handmade with natural ingredients – Mother Nature provides the basis for our bars including essential oils, plant proteins and botanical extracts. Our shampoo bars are made locally in Canada. Join the movement to better hair and a cleaner planet.
Product Information
- Ideal for dry, weak or damaged hair. Contains 6 essential oils - orange, lemon, tea tree, frankincense, rosemary and eucalyptus. Color safe with all natural colourant - beet root powder.
- All natural & pH balanced. Vegan, colour safe, cruelty free, paraben free, silicone free, sulphate free shampoo bar! A pH balanced recipe for shampoo and conditioner bars that perfectly align with your hairs’ natural pH.
- Eco-friendly, plastic-free hair care. Each Jack59 shampoo bar eliminates up to 3 plastic bottles. Make the switch to an eco-friendly option that eliminates the use of plastic bottles.
- Bigger bars & travel friendly. Easy to use with loads of lather, our bars offer 80+ washes if stored properly. You’ll buy shampoo and conditioner bars less often. Convenient for travel, no need to worry about bottles or leaks!
- 100% made in Canada. Hand-made in Canada by local women in Edmonton, Alberta. We are proud to employ local women and local mamas. BIPOC, women-owned, and Canadian Certified Aboriginal Business.
