The first line of a 2018 promo video sums up the Dr. Squatch ethos pretty succinctly: “Listen up. The soap you shower with? It’s shit.” At first glance, admittedly, Dr. Squatch’s shtick feels like a direct-to-consumer reboot of Old Spice’s time-honored, manly-man hygiene pitch. There’s much discussion about building things with one’s hands, chopping down trees in the forest, and smelling “like a champion” once the day is done. But the cheeky, California-based brand, which was founded in 2013, doesn’t take itself quite that...

Soap brows have been an eyebrow trend for over a year now, but lately the style - brushing your brow hairs up using "soap" to create a bushy effect - has hit peak level, with brands releasing more skin-friendly options to use instead of, well, soap. If you're still a little confused about the brow trend (who wouldn't be, it literally involved soap initially) it's surprisingly easy to master, and could be the answer to your eternally unmanageable brow hairs. Here, we run...

Talk about raising the bar! Shampoo bars have been making waves for being good for your hair and the environment. Wondering exactly what a shampoo bar is? They’re just what they sound like: shampoo in solid bar form, sans a big, heavy bottle filled with liquid. That means they’ll take up much less real estate in your shower and they’re TSA-friendly.  “They are an eco-friendly way of cleansing without the use of plastic,” says celebrity hairstylist Ashley Streicher. Plus, since shampoo bars weigh less than...

If you think you’re already doing your part to reduce plastic use, take a quick peek inside your shower stall. See those plastic bottles of shampoo and conditioner? No judgment, but ahem. The good news is there’s another, more eco-friendly way to cleanse that magnificent mane of yours. The growing category of shampoo bars is gaining in popularity with folks who want to do the right thing, but who also want their hair to look its absolute best at all times...

Thinking about making the switch from traditional bottles to bars? These top-rated products will help the environment—and give you gorgeous hair. You’ve heard the phrase a million times: “Reduce, reuse, recycle.” But recycling still involves plastic production and energy resources for the recycling part. One easy way to cut down on single-use plastic and reduce your carbon footprint: Ditch your regular hair-care products that come in plastic bottles and switch to the best shampoo bars and conditioner bars. “Using these products...