Short Description 

It’s the Finest Quality Soap  | The best damn shampoo bar and soap out there for the hair, beard, face, and body – all in one bar for all hair and skin types.

Full Description

How to Use.

Lather the bar directly onto wet hair and skin. Rinse with warm water. Because of the softer consistency of cold-processed soap, dry it on a washboard surface between uses. Not recommended for color-treated hair.

It’s the Finest Quality Soap  | The best damn shampoo bar and soap out there for the hair, beard, face, and body – all in one bar for all hair and skin types.

It’s Small-Batch Artisan Soap  | Made in Montana in the Great United States. May the wings of liberty never lose a feather.

It’s Cold-Processed  | WASH is never heated over 100 degrees, leaving all the natural botanical goodness intact.

Formulated with Care  | No sodium laurel sulfate (SLS), preservatives, synthetic fragrance, parabens, phthalate, alcohol, urea, silicone, synthetic colorant, EDTA, TEA, or DEA.

It’s 82% Organic Ingredients  | With the addition of Kaolin Clay to exfoliate and Activated Charcoal to detoxify hair and skin.

It’s Absolutely Good, Natural Soap  | The pure, natural alternative to mass-produced shampoos and soaps… and no plastic bottles either.

Ingredients

(most to least)

No Sodium Laurel Sulfates (SLS)

Ten Reasons People Give for Avoiding SLS in Soaps and Shampoos

1. SLS is a skin irritant widely used to irritate skin in order to test products used to heal skin conditions.
2. SLS is actually a pesticide and herbicide commonly used to dehydrate and kill insects and plants.
3. SLS was denied approval as a pesticide for organic gardening due to its polluting properties and environmental damage. SLS pollutes groundwater, is toxic to fish, and can bioaccumulate in the bodies of fish and other aquatic animals.
4. Toxic Sodium Oxides and Sulfur Oxides are released when SLS is heated.
5. According to the American College of Toxicity, SLS is corrosive to the fats and proteins that make up skin and muscle.
6. SLS can potentially permeate cells and tissues of the eyes, brain, heart, and liver.
7. It is an eye irritant linked to cataracts in adults and inhibits the proper formation of eyes in small children.
8. It may contain traces of nitrates and toxic solvents used in its manufacturing process.
9. The SLS manufacturing process is highly polluting.
10. SLS is a penetration enhancer that helps other chemicals cross the membranes of your body’s cells.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q:  How does CULT+KING WASH make suds if it doesn’t have SLS?

A:  WASH is made through the saponification of oils, which is how true soap is made and has always been made. And true soap makes suds.  If a shampoo bar is not made through saponification, SLS has to be added to make suds.  This is what the traditional shampoos in plastic bottles are all about.  All the oils are typically saponified into the bar during the soap-making process unless the bar is “super-fatted.”  WASH is “super-fatted,” meaning there are extra oils added over and above what is used in the saponification process. The extra oils actually create their own mild, smooth lather, which is soft on the skin, scalp, and hair.