Treat your hair to pure, all natural and organic ingredients with our Cinnamon Clove Neem Shampoo+Soap bar – able to be used as both a shampoo and a body soap for cleansing, nourishing, and protecting both hair and skin.

Designed to fight fungus and promote healthy, thriving hair and skin – this all-in-one shampoo+soap is an ease to travel with and is free of toxins commonly found in many commercial shampoos. Learn more about the effects of toxic chemicals frequently found in many commercial shampoos HERE.

Our ingredients are carefully selected for their nourishing, conditioning, and fungus/bacteria-fighting properties to best support scalp and hair health – as excessive fungi and bacteria on the scalp can contribute to dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, and even thinning hair (see References).

A Wealth of Nourishing + Protective Ingredients

Special ingredients in this 2.7-oz shampoo+soap bar include (see References):

Organic neem oil (20%) – demonstrates antifungal & antibacterial activity; also contains insecticidal compounds and bug-repelling saponins
Organic cinnamon + essential oils of clove, tea tree, & oregano – also all demonstrate powerful antifungal & antibacterial activity, with studies indicating increased effectiveness when combined
Organic nettle leaf– demonstrates antifungal, antibacterial, anti-cancer, cardiovascular, and anti-inflammatory benefits
Infusions of potato, okra, and avocado seed – all demonstrate anti-fungal activity, with okra infusions also providing the shamoo/soap with conditioning "slip" that helps hydrate and smooth hair
Raw honey – offers antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, & antioxidant activity; in addition to providing a conditioning-like effect in the hair, it also stimulates immunity and tissue growth, minimizes formation of scars, and helps sterilize infected wounds
Grass-fed beef tallow – offers health-promoting and nourishing antioxidants glutathione & superoxide dismutase, omega-3 fatty acids, & precursors to vitamins A & E – one of our secret weapons for maximizing hair and skin nourishment!
Organic coconut oil – penetrates the hair shaft and has been shown to reduce hair breakage & toughness
Organic argan oil – has been reported to offer antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant activity as well as hair protection and skin water retention benefits; argan oil is also one of our favorite oils at Little Leaf Pharms for luxuriously conditioning and restoring thirsty hair

Suggested Use

Use either as a body soap or as a shampoo – all in one easy and very travel-friendly bar! For use as a shampoo, rub the bar back and forth against your hair or against a sponge to get the rich lather started, then massage throughout your hair and scalp before rinsing out.

For an extra nourishing hair treatment, let the shampoo stay in your hair for several minutes before rinsing out. Follow up with a natural conditioner free of synthetic toxins and fragrance.

New to using a NATURAL shampoo bar?

Your hair may take several washes to slowly adapt and transition away from commerical shampoos that may leave chemical deposits in your hair.

Once you make the transition to non-toxic shampoo bars and watch your hair restore to health, you may never wish to go back to commercial liquid shampoos!

Does a natural shampoo bar really lather up enough?

Yes! A natural shampoo bar can really lather up without all the chemicals found in commercial liquid shampoos.

Our shampoo bars include carefully selected natural ingredients (such as organic castor oil, organic coconut oil, and in this case – okra and potato infusions – see Ingredients), all of which help the bar produce a rich – and healthy – lather for easy and luxurious hair-washing.

Our soaps and shampoo bars contain natural & organic ingredients – no parabens, sulfates, silicones, or synthetic fragrances.

If you are allergy-prone, we advise reading the ingredient list (see "Ingredients") and avoiding use of any product containing known allergens.

Cinnamon Clove Neem Shampoo+Soap

$14.00

Quantity

Cold-process soap/shampoo. Handmade in the USA.

Size:

Full size (one bar of soap) = 2.7 oz

Soap & shampoo bar sizes are approximations. Over time, bar will naturally slightly decrease in weight.
Use either as a body soap or as a shampoo – all in one easy and very travel-friendly bar! For use as a shampoo, rub the bar back and forth against your hair or against a sponge to get the rich lather started, then massage throughout your hair and scalp before rinsing out.

For an extra nourishing hair treatment, let the shampoo stay in your hair for several minutes before rinsing out. Follow up with a natural conditioner free of synthetic toxins and fragrance.
For hygiene and safety reasons, we cannot accept returns, as soaps and personal care products cannot be re-stocked and re-sold. We appreciate your understanding.

If you received a product you didn't order, please email us immediately at info@littleleafpharms.com so we can help fix the issue, and please do not open the product. Once the product is opened, it cannot be accepted for a refund or return.

We know it can sometimes feel like a gamble trying new personal care products, so we aim to offer smaller sample sizes where possible so you can experiment and learn what you like best.

We want you to be satisfied and have a positive experience with us and with our products. We believe in each one of our products and are excited for you to enjoy them – but if you experience any issues with your purchase, please let us know and we will be happy to work with you.
We currently ship our soaps and personal care products to U.S. addresses. By choosing flat rate shipping, you agree that we may select the most economical shipping option – which may take anywhere from 5-10 business days. USPS priority estimates delivery within 3-5 business days. Our flat rate shipping is only available to non-P.O. box addresses; please enter a physical, non-P.O. box address for shipment. We are not responsible for packages that are returned and/or not delivered by the mail carrier but can re-ship at customer expense.

In-stock orders are usually processed within 2 business days of order placement. If we're experiencing a high volume of orders, shipments may be delayed by a few days. If there will be a significant delay in shipment of your order, we will contact you by email or phone.

If an item you ordered is out of stock, we will notify you and provide you opportunity to change or cancel your order and be alerted when your item is back in stock.
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