Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, and the difference comes down to formulation. Dip's shampoo bar is built on surfactant-based cleansing agents rather than soap, so it's pH balanced and won't leave the waxy residue that older bar formulas sometimes do. The conditioner bar uses the same conditioning actives found in salon-grade liquid conditioners, just without the water that typically makes up most of the bottle.
Bottled shampoo and conditioner are typically 60–80% water, so most of what's being packaged and shipped is water inside a plastic bottle. Solid bars remove the water from the formula entirely, which means a more concentrated product and no plastic packaging. The Coconut Set ships completely plastic-free, and each full-sized bar is designed to last significantly longer than a standard bottle.
The conditioner bar works as a leave-in detangler after swimming, not just as a rinse-out treatment. Run a wet bar through wet hair after getting out of the water, comb through if needed, and let it air dry. The shampoo bar is safe for color-treated hair and formulated to remove chlorine and salt without stripping.
The scent is the same across all hair types since the fragrance is part of the base formula rather than targeted to a specific texture. Both bars are formulated to work across hair types, from fine straight hair to tight coily curls, with application technique varying by texture rather than the product itself. For very curly or coily hair, applying the conditioner bar in sections and leaving some in after rinsing is the recommended approach.

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