Might be better suited for DRY hair

I have oily hair, and while I adore that this bar lasts ages and is packaging-free, other LUSH shampoo bars work better for me. My hair doesn't feel as clean with this one, and it gets oily again soon after. I think this bar is ideal for those who have dry or short hair rather than long hair that gets oily fast. Definitely give it a chance if this sounds like you.

Buy this bar!!

I am currently obsessed with trying to limit my single-use plastic consumption. Enter Jumping Juniper bar. This sweet-smelling haircare bar lets me say NO to packaging but not skimp out on care for my long tresses. It leaves my hair squeaky clean which is what I like but may be too drying for some. It lathers up beautifully. In the store, they advise that one swipe of the bar will be enough to create a lather but I usually swipe about 5-6x. For this reason, I gave the value 4 stars.

The solid shampoo bars from lush can easily dissolve if left in the shower so be careful about this! To get the full value you really need to leave it outside the shower, apply it to hair when damp after you've rung it out, then put it back outside the shower. Using this technique I was able to make it last for about 8 months. The product makes my hair so light and voluminous when it is usually very oily and limp. The one downside is that my hairdresser noticed my hair was getting really dry when using so make sure you up your conditioner game.

This is the second dry shampoo bar from Lush that I've used. The first was the Seanik one. That one was awesome. However, I thought I would try a new one this time; one that was specialized for oily hair. First of all, the recipe for Jumping Juniper has definitely changed. When I first set my sights on it (waiting for my other bar to be finished) there was a piece of plant (possibily Juniper) embedded in the product. That is no longer there. Also, the bar seemed to have the same dry, rice look that my Seanik bar had. For the one that I ended up purchasing, this was not the case. Upon first usage, this certainly became even more evident. After being wet for the first time, the bar has been gooey and has never become a solid dry bar again. Up until recently however, I was able to get it out of the tin and use it with very little issue. My last shower though, the bar would not come out of the tin. It was very stuck. I had to pry the gooey mess out of the tin, reshape it into a sort of ball, and only then could I rub it on my head. It still works as a shampoo, thankfully. I will be going back to the Seanik bar and crossing my fingers that the recipe for that one didn't change too.

This bar sells great!! It lathers nicely and rinses completely clean! Always have clean hair with this one!