A coconut oil shampoo bar with rice water for color-treated, heat-damaged hair. If bleaching, balayage, highlights, or hot tools have left your hair dry and snapping, this bar is made for that level of damage. Coconut oil is one of the few oils that absorbs into the strand rather than just coating the surface, so hair holds moisture and looks less dry and brittle. Longsheng rice water and hydrolyzed rice protein help hair feel stronger, so fewer ends snap. Sulfate-free and color-safe, so it cleans without the strip that pulls at fresh tone. Made with the same fermented rice water the Red Yao women of southern China are known for using in their hair care.

Scent: sweet, warm coconut — tropical and creamy without being artificial. Sulfate-free · Paraben-free · Phthalate-free · pH-balanced · Vegan · Cruelty-free · Plastic-free.

Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Longsheng Rice Water, Cocoa Butter, Fragrance*, Sodium Lactate, Glycerin, Dragon Fruit Powder, Cetyl Alcohol, Shea Butter, Butylene Glycol (Plant-Based), Stearic Acid, Polyquaternium-10, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, Broccoli Seed Oil, Bamboo Extract, Rice Bran Oil, Vitamin B8, Vitamin B5, Terabond, Jojoba Esters, Exo-P, Vitamin E, Coconut Oil, Aloe Vera

*Plant-based and naturally occurring, clean ingredients.

Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate — derived from coconut fatty acids, a mild surfactant that produces a creamy lather at a skin-compatible pH, so it cleans without roughing up the hair cuticle the way alkaline soap bases can. (EWG: 1)
Behentrimonium Methosulfate — plant-derived conditioning agent from rapeseed oil, helps detangle and smooth the cuticle during the wash so color-treated lengths feel manageable without silicone buildup. (EWG: 1)
Longsheng Rice Water — fermented rice water with a traceable origin from Longsheng, Guangxi; supplies amino acids and inositol that help fill in the surface of compromised, over-processed hair fiber.
Cocoa Butter — cold-pressed from cacao beans; rich in fatty acids that soften and add slip to dry, brittle lengths without weighing down fine sections.
Fragrance* — plant-based and naturally occurring; provides the warm, creamy coconut scent without synthetic fragrance compounds.
Sodium Lactate — a humectant derived from the natural fermentation of sugars; draws moisture into the hair and helps the bar maintain a balanced, skin-friendly pH. (EWG: 2)
Glycerin — plant-derived humectant that attracts water to the hair shaft and scalp surface, supporting moisture retention between washes. (EWG: 1)
Dragon Fruit Powder — antioxidant-rich fruit extract that helps support hair against environmental stressors like hard water minerals and pollution, which can affect how long color looks fresh. (EWG: 1)
Cetyl Alcohol — a fatty alcohol derived from coconut or palm; a conditioning emollient that adds softness and helps stabilize the bar's texture — not a drying alcohol. (EWG: 1)
Shea Butter — cold-pressed from the shea tree nut; delivers fatty acids that coat and soften dry ends, helping them feel sealed rather than frayed after drying. (EWG: 1)
Butylene Glycol (Plant-Based) — plant-sourced humectant and texture aid that supports ingredient delivery and keeps the formula feeling lightweight rather than heavy on the scalp. (EWG: 1)
Stearic Acid — a saturated fatty acid typically derived from plant oils; helps bind the bar's structure and contributes a smooth, conditioning feel to lather. (EWG: 1)
Polyquaternium-10 — a cellulose-derived conditioning polymer that helps smooth the cuticle, reduce static, and improve combability on color-treated, heat-damaged hair. (EWG: 1)
Hydrolyzed Rice Protein — rice protein broken into smaller chains so it can adhere to the surface of the hair shaft; fills in rough, porous sections left by bleaching and heat styling — protein that fills, not coats. (EWG: 1)
Broccoli Seed Oil — cold-pressed from broccoli seeds; high in erucic acid, which gives it a silicone-like slip and shine without the buildup that can dull color over time.
Bamboo Extract — silica-rich plant extract that helps support the feel of stronger, more resilient strands, particularly at lengths prone to mid-length brittleness.
Rice Bran Oil — pressed from the outer bran of rice; rich in vitamin E and ferulic acid, it provides antioxidant support for hair fiber exposed to heat tools and the elements.
Vitamin B8 (Inositol) — a naturally occurring carbohydrate found in rice water; supports scalp comfort and helps strengthen the hair fiber from within the wash. (EWG: 1)
Vitamin B5 (Panthenol) — provitamin that supports moisture retention in the hair shaft, helping ends stay flexible and less prone to breakage between washes. (EWG: 1)
Terabond — a bond-supporting ingredient complex that helps the hair feel less brittle and more resilient after chemical processing such as bleaching and color treatments.
Jojoba Esters — derived from jojoba seed wax; a lightweight conditioning agent that mimics the hair's natural sebum and helps smooth the cuticle without leaving residue.
Exo-P — a polysaccharide-based ingredient that forms a protective, flexible film on the hair surface, helping to seal the appearance of ends and support color longevity.
Vitamin E (Tocopherol) — a plant-derived antioxidant that provides protective support for hair exposed to heat tools and UV. (EWG: 1)
Coconut Oil — cold-pressed from coconut meat; shown in published research (Rele & Mohile, 2003, Journal of Cosmetic Science) to help reduce protein loss from the hair fiber during washing, supporting length retention over time. (EWG: 1)
Aloe Vera — gel derived from the aloe leaf; a lightweight humectant and scalp-soothing agent that helps balance the scalp environment without the heaviness that can trigger flaking on a dry scalp. (EWG: 1)

1. Wet your hair thoroughly with warm water — this opens the cuticle just enough for the bar to lather evenly and rinse clean, which matters especially if you have hard water.
2. Rub the bar between your palms for 10–15 seconds to build a creamy lather before it touches your hair. This is the key step: lather built in your hands distributes more evenly than dragging the bar directly across color-treated lengths.
3. Work the lather from roots to mid-lengths first, massaging gently into the scalp with your fingertips — not your nails — to lift buildup without disturbing color at the lengths.
4. Draw the remaining lather down through your ends with a smoothing motion rather than scrubbing; this helps keep the cuticle lying flat and reduces the friction that causes mid-length breakage.
5. Rinse thoroughly with cool or lukewarm water — a cooler final rinse helps seal the cuticle and is especially useful if you are in a hard-water area where mineral residue can dull color.
6. For the first 4–6 washes, your hair may feel different as it adjusts from liquid to bar format — this is normal. The improvement in how ends feel sealed and how color holds is cumulative, not immediate.