Caramel Popcorn Shampoo Bars

Caramel Popcorn Shampoo Bars

Your favourite shampoo bars with a sugary boost! Coloured with mica and scented with our caramel popcorn fragrance oil, which has sugared notes of toffee, vanilla and cinnamon to make your showers sweet and fun!

Shampoo bars are an excellent way to reduce plastic waste and leave your hair feeling clean and soft.

 💫 Scroll down to get all ingredients in one click, or grab a ready-made pack or kit!💫

Caramel Popcorn Shampoo Bars Formula 

Ingredients 

Makes 400g or 6 bars with a  Rectangle mould - Adjust batch volume with Go Native NZ’s Batch Size Calculator

Phase A

• 60% | 420g  SCI sodium cocoyl isethionate
  
• 15% | 60g Decyl glucoside
  
• 10% | 40g Cetearyl alcohol
  
• 7% | 28g Conditioner pellets
  
• 2% | 8g Cocoa butter, certified organic, deodorised
  

Phase B

• 1% | 7g hydrolysed quinoa
  
• 1% | 7g Lactic acid
  
• 1% | 7g Coco caprylate
  
• 2% | 14g Caramel Popcorn fragrance oil
  
• 1% | 7g preservative ( Geogard 221 or Microcare DB)
  
• Pinch of Bronze sparkle (used in photo) or Gold mica sparkle - add and stir until desired colour is reached.
  

Equipment

• Rectangle mould 
  
• Mini spatula - recommended 
  
• Stick blender

Method

(Work in a well ventilated area, put on your dusk mask and turn on the extractor fan if you have one, the SCI fumes are very unpleasant at the beginning.)

1. Melt Phase A ingredients in a pot on the stove. Once it's starting to melt, blend with a stick blender to speed up the process and get a smoother finished bar. Blend until the mixture comes together to form a paste-like consistency. 
2. Take the pot off the heat and blend in Phase B ingredients.
3. Using a spatula, pour the mixture into moulds. Smooth top over with a knife. It can be difficult to get a clean finish so don’t worry if it’s a bit messy.
4. Pop them in the fridge to set.

To Use

• Wet hair
• Use bar to gently build up a lather.
• use fingers to massage scalp
• Rinse
• Condition

Note

The video tutorial below contains an old formula. Our formula has been tweaked slightly since the making of this video. Please refer to ratios on this page rather than in the video.

Video Tutorial: Make Solid Shampoo Bars