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What are the best shampoos for traveling light?

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5 Options Considered

Best shampoos for traveling light	Price	Last Updated
-- Basin Shampoo Bars	-	Apr 30, 2016
-- Lush Shampoo Bars	-	Apr 30, 2016
-- Sea to Summit Trek & Travel Concentrate Shampoo	$4.50	Apr 30, 2016
-- No Rinse Shampoo	$8.75	Apr 30, 2016
-- Free hotel shampoos	-	Apr 30, 2016

Lush Shampoo Bars

Top Pro

Can last for months

The bars can last for up to 80 washes. See More

Top Con

Expensive

The bars range in price from $9.95-$12.95 US. Considering you get up to 80 washes, it doesn't work out to be much more than the cost of regular shampoo. However for someone trying the bar for the first time, it's a bit pricey for not knowing whether you'll like it or not. See More

Laura Kyle's Experience

Lush shampoo bars are my go-to for travel. They are compact, last ages (when looked after properly), and the results are comparable to my favourite liquid shampoos. You can also buy a small aluminum case to keep it protected. The main issue I have with them is that if you don't let them dry off completely, they can quickly turn to mush. I usually pat it dry with a paper towel but even then, I've still lost a couple almost brand new bars to moisture. See More

Top Pro

Variety of different bars to choose from

There are 12 different bars to choose from, all with different scents and slightly different ingredients depending on your needs (moisturizing, shine, itchy scalps etc.). See More

Top Pro

Tin available for easy travel

Lush offers a small tin that you can purchase separate for $3.95. It's lightweight, waterproof and protects the shampoo bar. See More

Top Pro

Lathers well

Unlike many other shampoo bars, the Lush bars lather very well. See More

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