The product says "there will not be an abundance of foam or Lather".When I shampoo there is NO lather at all.What am I doing wrong?
1676786
Add warm water to the shampoo in your palm and rub to lather before younger it on your head
1676787
I could not get any lather at all from the shampoo, and it caused my hair to be limp and lifeless. My hair seemed to be weighted down with something. I didn't like it at all and stopped using it.
1676788
Like other 1-star reviewers my hair was dull and waxy; no lather. I returned it.
1676789
my hair was limp after using it am i doing something wrong should I shampoo it first with a regular shampoo
1676790
I think its fine. I dont get a lather either but it works just fine. I think we are so used to having a lather when we shampoo...its a little different but its ok.
845580
Is it supposed to be in ingredients? In the soap ingredients, it doesn't contain that.
33026
It's necessary to use a conditioner, you don't have to purchase theres because the shampoo already does wonders. Hope that helped!
1901161
You need a brush to get it to lather I really don't thing you could get the benefit of using this by using any other method to get this soap to lather.
821444
I have the same problem, but I would NOT recommend you putting shampoo in this product. I use this product for my "cow-lick/bedhead" not for cleansing my hear.
478232
Hmm..good question. I have not paid attention to the lather. First experience with this product thru my salon, and its very rich consistency. My hair length is just below shoulders and I only use one pump which washes my hair perfectly. No need for big amount to get the job done. Thing I like best is the smell. Very fresh, clean smell. My fiance is always walking up behind me to nuzzle my hair and take deep breaths..so he likes too!thats all I can say right now. Will notice the lather tomorrow for sure tho!
734145
The % are not provided but t the soap doesn't have the same effect or quantity as the shampoo
151459
Depending on your hair type, I am sure it could take a few try's to find out how many pumps you need. I have very short hair but my hair is very porous. I use about 5 pumps. I make sure to let it sit in my hair throughout my shower and rinse my hair at the end of the shower. I know too that hair can range from porous to oily, or dry to normal and everyone's hair is going to be different. This shampoo is a god-send to me as I have a terrible time with other shampoos. I'd experiment, give it a chance to wash out any old products, let your hair get used to and then either it will come together and you will love (my hair loves this stuff) it or it might not be for all hair types. Hope this helps! Depending on your hair type, I am sure it could take a few try's to find out how many pumps you need. I have very short hair but my hair is very porous. I use about 5 pumps. I make sure to let it sit in my hair throughout my shower and rinse my hair at the end of the shower. I know too that hair can range from porous to oily, or dry to normal and everyone's hair is going to be different. This shampoo is a god-send to me as I have a terrible time with other shampoos. I'd experiment, give it a chance to wash out any old products, let your hair get used to and then either it... » Read More Depending on your hair type, I am sure it could take a few try's to find out how many pumps you need. I have very short hair but my hair is very porous. I use about 5 pumps. I make sure to let it sit in my hair throughout my shower and rinse my hair at the end of the shower. I know too that hair can range from porous to oily, or dry to normal and everyone's hair is going to be different. This shampoo is a god-send to me as I have a terrible time with other shampoos. I'd experiment, give it a chance to wash out any old products, let your hair get used to and then either it will come together and you will love (my hair loves this stuff) it or it might not be for all hair types. Hope this helps! « Show Less
776329
Because its like a cleansing conditioner so you dont need to use a lot. It takes a few weeks for you to get used to the quantity of the no poo that you need. Also your scalp is getting used to not being stripped from its natural oils. When you use lathering shampoo your scalp overproduces oil to balanced out the moisture that was stripped, when you change to a non-lathering shampoo it takes a few weeks for your scalp to stop overproducing its natural oils.
1764255
none foaming, ALL NATURAL. It's not a cream, either----thinking of cream, as in hand cream. It's clear visually. Harsh chemicals is what makes soaps "foam"/lather......basically garbage for you skin!This product dosen't do that! JUST LEAVES YOU FRESH & GIVES YOU THAT CLEAN FEEL......NO RESIDUE. Hope this helped, try several scents, I love them all!
1574134
Not much. I have 3 dogs and only a small amount lathers up very well for us. We do have soft water, though. If you have hard water, that might make a difference.
870058
No. It's conditioner that cleanses, so there isn't any lather. I rub some through the ends of my hair as a leave in conditioner too! Massage it in well, and rinse!
1986076
I purchased this product for my girlfriend about 3-4 weeks ago and she has been using it ever since. We are by no means experts on this product, but she did mention that after she uses the shampoo bar, she uses her normal conditioner and we are not seeing the greasiness that you are describing. She also said that every once in a while (maybe once a week) she uses her old shampoo instead of the bar. Hope this helps.
902319
I have no idea. I have used pretty religiously for 3 months. I don't see a lot of results, but will continue a while longer to see.....I also bought the shampoo and conditioner to ensure the best possible results. It's not cheap, but I think it's worth a try. Bonnie
740747
I did not find it to be great as a body wash - so, there definitely wouldn't be enough lather (for me) as a shampoo!
478086
I have extremely fine, wavy (frizzy) and thin hair. That's why I use a cleansing condition and NO shampoos. I've learnt how to use them properly through trial and error. First, you need a larger amount than you'd use with regular shampoo or even conditioner. I have a bobbed hairstyle and use at least 8 pumps on well-wetted hair. I smoosh it all in at the beginning of my shower, then proceed to wash face (with a Clarisonic brush, so that's like 2 minutes), then I add a tiny amount of water to make it more milky than conditioner-y and do gentle rubbing on my scalp. This is because the product is breaking up styling products and sebum while it was sitting there. When you add a little water and move it around, you're helping to distribute product but also to move away buildup). Then, I leave it on still and wash/ shave body, brush nails, etc. My LAST step is rinsing it completely. It requires more rinse time. If you feel like it's still sort of in there, you didn't use enough. Start over but you won't need as much or as long. I almost never need the secondary go at it but I've been using cleansing conditioners for about 4 years. The only time shampoo is used on my hair is at the salon and I cringe the whole time.
1957371
It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving behind only my natural oils. No conditioner needed. It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving... » Read More It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving behind only my natural oils. No conditioner needed. « Show Less