First time using solid shampoo for washing and I am completely satisfied. Unlike liquid shampoos, it does not leave any greasiness on the hair, similar to how dry soap works on hands or body compared to liquid soap or shower gel, respectively. It does not have that residue that liquid shampoo leaves.

I have been suffering from dry skin for years and have tried several pharmacy shampoos, with no result, and ended up washing my hair with supermarket shampoos. But strangely enough, with this one, I have solved my problem. Its duration, although it seems small, must exceed two bottles of liquid shampoo, it really does not run out.

My suggestion is not to remove it from its container during the first washes because it is not compact but rather in small pellets, so it can be cut or you may lose part of the product. By doing this, it becomes compact inside the container and over time, when it no longer comes into contact with the scalp, you can remove it and use it.

It contains thyme, sage, ginger, and cedar, but the sage seems to prevail. Its scent is nice, mild, towards masculine, it resembles (the scent) the mint-type commercial shampoos like Head and Shoulders, you can tell while washing but afterwards, the hair does not smell particularly.