Why is Your Hair Breaking?
WOULD YOU WASH YOUR HAIR WITH LAUNDRY DETERGENT?
Have you noticed you are having a lot of hair fallout or breakage? Do you find hair in your shower and in your sink? Do you feel like you are constantly picking pieces of hair off your shirt?
If you are using conventional bottled shampoo, here is why:
It is the cause of the harsh cleaning agents in your shampoo! Did you know many drug store brand shampoos use the same cleaning agent as laundry detergent? Yes! Sodium lauryl sulfate, and sodium laureth sulfate. You will find these surfactants in everything from car washing detergent to dish soap - and shampoo!
When you wash and dry a t-shirt repeatedly, you know what happens. The color fades, and the material becomes thinner and stretched out. When you wash and dry your hair repeatedly with shampoo that contains the same ingredients as laundry detergent and then blow it dry, the same thing happens. Your hair color fades and the hair strands become thinner and more breakable.
It may not be the fault of your hair, your diet, your collagen intake or genetics. It may be that your shampoo is actually damaging your hair.
That is why StarBars shampoo bars are formulated without these harsh ingredients. Instead, they contain a blend of gentle surfactants that clean hair with a rich, delicious lather that doesn’t strip or overclean hair. StarBars contain natural ingredients such as argan oil, seaweed extract, rice protein and quinoa that nourish the hair and scalp as they remove dirt and oil.
There is no comparison between regular bottled shampoo and StarBars. StarBars protect hair from breakage and fallout. You will notice the difference before your first bar is finished.
And one added bonus - no plastic bottle to throw away at the end. Plastic bottles are so unnecessary! One bar takes the place of two plastic bottles.
I’ve used Pantene and Tide here to illustrate the ingredients, but plenty of other shampoos contain these detergents too.
Try StarBars. Guaranteed not to fade, strip or break your hair.
