Israeli natural cosmetic manufacturer Lily Rose has created a family-friendly solid shampoo based on rhassoul clay and lavender essential oil.
Rhassoul clay has been used in the Levant for centuries. Rhassoul clay helps to nourish and soften hair while helping to define curls. It has healing properties and will balance your scalp, eliminating and minimizing dandruff. It is saponin rich, creating a pleasant lather that cleans your hair without any added alkalinity. This natural shampoo removes oil and dirt from your scalp and adds volume to flat hair.
The companion ingredient, essential lavender oil, improves blood circulation in the scalp, which strengthens the hair follicles, prevents hair loss, and encourages growth.
Lavender and Rhassoul Natural Solid Shampoo is suitable for all hair types, making it a family favorite.
To use: Wet your hair and the Lavender and Rhassoul Natural Solid Shampoo, then rub it between your hands to make it foam. Hold the Shampoo Bar to your hair and lather from roots to tips. Massage your scalp and hair and rinse thoroughly.
Ingredients: sodium cacodyl isolate (foaming agent extracted from the coconut), organic coconut oil, rhassoul clay, organic lavender essential oil.
- 70 grams/ 2.46 ounces
- All hair types
- Eco-friendly
- Vegan
- 100% Natural
- Sulfate-free
- Paraben-free
- Handmade
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Lavender and Rhassoul Natural Solid Shampoo
Lily Rose is an Israeli natural skincare company founded by Hanna Ben-Shushan. Hanna was born in France and made aliyah at eighteen. She studied architecture and settled with her husband in Kfar Etzion, where a shared curiosity about everyday household ingredients would eventually grow into a business.
Hanna’s path into skincare began during her first pregnancy, when she became far more mindful of what went into the products her family used every day. She started looking for natural, organic options that were pure, high-quality, and gentle on the environment — and when she couldn’t find them, she set out to make her own. What followed was two years of independent study: she and her husband read original sources, examined natural skincare formulas, and learned traditional soap-making techniques at home.
Hanna tested oils, waxes, botanicals, and other ingredients in small batches. Friends tried her early soaps and came back with feedback — and with requests for more. That growing circle of customers formed well before Lily Rose had a name or a workshop.