There are ranges of shampoo bars available at online store. For people prefer to use one soap for whole body, Head to Toe. 
 
This is the soap for you.
 
Changes from the previous batch:
By fine-tuning the water quantity, the soap has achieved greater solidity and longevity. Moreover, the switch to sandalwood as the base note in the essential oil blend has resulted in a more opulent and refined fragrance, making it one of our market's most sought-after scents.
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What is the Ayurveda Shampoo Bar?
Ayurveda originated in India over 5000 years ago, establishing itself as one of the world’s oldest health care systems, harnessing the power of various native herbs. 
 
Inspired by its benefits, Chiko crafted her own recipes and incorporated them into solid soap as shampoo.
 
The following are the Ayurvedic herbs contained, each offering various benefits for the scalp and hair. The Head to Toe bars cater to individuals seeking a single soap for hair, face, and body—a convenient and sustainable option.
 
Tulsi (English Holly Basil) : Tulsi, or Holy Basil, promotes hair growth, fights dandruff, and soothes the scalp while offering antioxidant protection for the skin and detoxification benefits for overall health.
 
Turmeric: Turmeric, rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, brightens skin, fights acne, and promotes scalp health, aiding in hair growth and reducing dandruff.
 
Other Ingredients; Sunflower Oil, Purified water, Coconut Oil, Sodium Hydroxide,Almond Milk, Castor Oil,
 
Essential Oil Blend: Sandalwood, Juniper berry,
 
If you wash your long hair daily with this bar, it lasts at least 2 months, some users even report it lasting 4 months with daily use!
You can enjoy the soap when it's freshly made or let it age longer for a richer lather and longer-lasting use.
 
You might consider cutting the soap in half and storing the unused portion in a cool, dry place while you use the first half. It's an option, but not necessary.