Solid Shampoo & Conditioner Bars: Course EBOOK
Learn how to DIY perfect shampoo & conditioner bars for your home and small business. Written for those who are looking for a recipe book and a complete guide to professional shampoo bar making.
ABOUT THE EBOOK
I learned how to formulate shampoo bars in 2020 when I was looking for a perfect solid shampoo that would be pH balanced, gentle on the scalp, nourishing for the hair, sustainable, and made with naturally derived ingredients.
When I created my perfect bar - PURE, I was very pleased with the results and decided to launch Wild Ona.
Since then, I haven't stopped learning, experimenting, and testing, shampoo bars have become my passion and obsession.
In this ebook, I share with you 10 of my best formulas for various hair types and everything you need to know about making perfect shampoo & conditioner bars.
Written in an easy-to-follow and concise way it is suitable for beginners as well as advanced makers who wish to add a line of shampoo & and conditioner bars to their small business. (If you also want to learn how to make big batches and give your products beautiful packaging, then you may be interested in Masterclass).
Please note, that it’s a digital product that will be available for download in PDF format upon purchase.
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
- Excellent Base Formula (which was used to create award-winning Wild Ona bars)
- 10 easy-to-customise recipes for various hair types and needs: 8 shampoo bars + 2 conditioner bars
- Step-by-step procedure with photos
- Ingredients library that will help you to customise your bars + list of ingredients suppliers
- Plenty of advice on how to adjust your formulas, how to press your bars smoothly and much more!
Just like Wild Ona bars, all the recipes in this book are:
• PH-balanced
• Free from: Sulfates, Silicones, Parabens
• Naturally Derived
• Vegan
• Colour Safe and Residue-free
• Comply with cosmetic product regulations in the UK & EU (but if you wish to sell your bars, you would need to get your own CPSRs or check regulations in your country)
WHAT TO EXPECT:
We start with an ingredients overview and an understanding of their function. We cover Equipment, Safety, and step-by-step procedure with photos.
We then move on to the BASE formula and learn the most optimum percentages of ingredients to make a perfect bar.
Over the following pages, we will examine formulations (with photos!) of 8 different shampoo bars for various hair types. We will look into shampoo bar troubleshooting where we will discuss the main 'problems' and how to fix them.
In part 2, you will learn how to make conditioner bars.
In part 3, we will take a closer look at ingredients & their substitutions that you can use to create your own unique shampoo & and conditioner bars. (Includes worldwide ingredients suppliers list)
By the end of this book, you'll be able to create a perfect bar for your hair type or even start your own small business!
Q&A:
Q: What is the pH level of the shampoo bars and will I need to measure and adjust it?
A: The pH level is around 5.5. You will not need to measure or adjust pH level because the ingredients we’re using have optimum pH.
Q: What ingredients will I need and can I source them in my country?
A: I have specifically chosen ingredients that are widely accessible. You will also find a list of worldwide suppliers. If you live in a remote area, you might need to import the ingredients from your neighbouring country.
For shampoo bars, the main ingredients will be: Sodium cocoyl isethionate powder, Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate (optional), Cocamidopropyl betaine liquid, BTMS-25, Cetyl alcohol, Panthenol Powder, Oils, Butters, essential oils, botanical powders & clays (optional), preservative
For Conditioner bars: BTMS-25, Cetyl alcohol, Panthenol Powder, Oils, Butters, essential oils, preservative.
Q: Do I need to invest in a significant amount of equipment?
A: Not when you're just starting out. You will only need a few Pyrex jugs, spatulas, and a reliable scale. Additionally, it is important to have a respirator to protect against inhalation of dust particles. I have included links to the recommended equipment.
Have more questions? Email: info@wild-ona.com