Shampoo needs a revolution. Creating my solid shampoo bar is a labor of love, an art form, and a gentle message about how we can limit our use of plastics to preserve our planet. - Thea Howell, Owner and Creator of Greeki Tiki
THE GREEKI TIKi INGREDIENTS
Meet the Ingredients
Gentle, naturally derived ingredients form the surfactants (that is the cleansers) in my solid shampoo bars.
Shampoo bars are not a product of saponification (oils + lye) but are made by mixing “detergents” (or “surfactants”) with other naturally derived ingredients. The surfactants are molecules derived from fats and can give lather and cleansing properties to the shampoo. I use the combination of two surfactants: sodium cocoyl isethionate (in powder form) and cocamidopropyl betaine. Sodium cocoyl Isethionate is a naturally-derived surfactant derived from coconut oil and palm oil. It has high foaming performance, extreme mildness, and a soft and silky skin after-feel characteristic. Combined with cocamidopropyl betaine, the two ingredients form a milder cleanser.
Other ingredients used are cocoa butter, jojoba oil, natural clay, natural plant and vegetable powders, organic essential oils, and soap nut powder.
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