Tree Bottle

So I have never used a shampoo bar before, but I've seen plenty of ads to be intrigued.

It came in a small tub, similar to an ice cream container and it smells like a mix of orange and oatmeal.

I wasn't sure of the best way to use this bar so I just used it like I would if I were going to use it on my body. I lathered it up in my palm as well as rubbed it on my head. It takes a little bit to lather it up in my hair, but once it got going, it was really pleasant. It rinsed out really well and it made my hair feel silky and clean.

I have used this bar 4 times and keep it dry when not in use. It has noticeably gone down in size, (see photos) but still has plenty of uses left. The ad states this bar should last as long as 3 bottles of shampoo. I'm thinking, for me, it will be more like 1 bottle.

The price of $16.99 is a little expensive, but it works well and feels good, so it might be worth it.

This Tree Bottle Natural Shampoo Bar is okay, but just isn't for me, personally. It came in a neat, lidded cup package that was shrink-wrapped in plastic. The scent is an interesting blend of citrus and vanilla. This lathered okay, but after washing my hair twice with this, my hair still didn't feel as clean as I prefer. My hair was particularly oily after having worked outside in the yard, and this didn't feel as if it had completely cleaned my hair. But I will add that it appears that this is supposed to be a shampoo AND conditioner bar, according to the info on the product page and pics. I usually don't choose shampoo/conditioner combos, for this reason and because I tend to have oily hair, so I will say that this bar performs well for what it is, "gentle cleansing". I'm taking away one star only because the conditioning facet of this bar was harder to discern from the product page info (see the current product page picture 6 down from the top that lists part of the ingredients).

This thick round shampoo bar is cruelty free, vegan and made in the USA with orange, tangerine, mandarin, lemon, bergamot and grapefruit essential oils, vanilla and kaolin clay, sorbitol and other natural ingredients.

The bar lathers well, has a pleasant, light scent and a slightly grainy texture, making it easier to hold. Simply wet the bar, rub it gently through your scalp and work the lather through your hair. I'm over 50 with rather frizz-prone, dry hair and had good results with this shampoo bar, (although no noticeable reduction in frizz after the first use), with my hair feeling clean and soft.

It's really easy to use and much better for the environment, I would love to also try a conditioner bar. The scent was much less noticeable while using the shampoo bar, though, as opposed to how nice it smelled upon first opening.

The eco-friendly packaging is a plus- when the bar is done there is no plastic bottle left to recycle. It's also convenient to carry for travel because of it's size and being that it's not a messy liquid. Time will tell how many uses can be gotten out of it, so it's a little difficult comparing to my bottled shampoo in that regard just yet. But it was my first time trying a shampoo bar and I'm hooked! Would recommend.

This is a fantastic shampoo bar. The scent is divine. The natural ingredients and essential oils have such a fresh, clean citrusy smell. I love it. So does my hair. My hair feels so clean. I love the eco-friendly packaging and it makes it handy to take on trips because you have no leaks or spills, like with shampoo bottles. It also takes up very little space. Overall, I am happy to add this to my routine, and will definitely recommend the Tree Bottle Natural Shampoo Bar - Organic Citrus Mixture. It is truly a great product.

This is a pretty good shampoo bar. It smells a little on the sweet side though I'm not sure that I'd recognize citrus if it didn't mention citrus on the box. It's more like a sweet scent that reminds me of vanilla somehow.
The bar is a good size. I'd say it is average shampoo bar size.
It lathers well when I use it, so that's a plus too. It leaves my hair feeling soft and my head clean. I did use conditioner afterwards which is totally normal for me since I have long and difficult to handle hair.
Some of the writing on the box is far too small to read. I also don't see how many uses one gets out of this, it is usually mentioned for shampoo bars but not always. Judging by my first and second use, I'd say there are many uses left.
I plan on leaving the shampoo bar in the box it came in and I put a little sand on the bottom of the box and then a small screen on top of that.

The Tree Bottle natural shampoo bar comes in an eco-friendly cardboard tub. The bar takes a little effort to achieve a lather, but once you get it, the shampoo cleans your hair really well. It seemed to strip out the natural oils, though. I think that the best use for this product is travel, where you don't want any spills, or having to carry liquid shampoos. For this purpose, you'll need to get a new container, as this carboard tub isn't going to last more than a few uses if you place the wet bar in the tub without allowing it to dry first.

Lathers up easily and my hair feels clean. The clay gives it an interesting gritty feel. Has a pleasant subtle orange oil scent. I would give it 5 stars, but the paper container came shrink wrapped in plastic which kind if defeats the point of using bar shampoo. It wasn’t very much plastic though, so still better than shampoo in a plastic bottle.

Great for traveling—no security check on solids, and no spilled mess in your bag

It’s amazing how shampoo bars can work so well. Just get your hair wet then rub this bar across your hair once or twice. You can quickly build up a good lather and start washing your hair as usual. The results for me was smooth and soft hair with a good moisturized effect.