HiBAR Shampoo bar
HiBAR
Shampoo bar
Scored 2 out of 10, a low plastic footprint. Confidence: Robust.
Verified plastic-free
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Low plastic footprint
Plastic-Free PackagingVegan (most bars)Cruelty-Free
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A solid shampoo bar in recyclable paper, no plastic bottle. Free of sulfates, silicones, and parabens.
How this score breaks down
Plastic-derived chemicals of concern
None found
Phthalates, bisphenols such as BPA and BPS, PFAS and similar plastic-linked chemicals in the product or its packaging.
Intentionally added microplastics
None found
Microbeads, glitter, or synthetic polymers deliberately added to the product itself.
Packaging plastic intensity
Low
How much plastic the packaging uses, and whether it is virgin, single-use, or refillable.
Microfibre / shedding
None found
For textiles and similar goods, how much synthetic fibre sheds in use and washing.
Transparency and disclosure
Low
How fully the brand discloses what is in the product and how it is packaged. Confidence: Robust. Lower factor values are better. 0 means no concern found.
Scored on our consumables method (consumables-v1). How we score →
About the brand
HiBAR makes plastic-free shampoo, conditioner, body, face, and deodorant bars in recyclable paper. It is Leaping Bunny certified through the CCIC and Vegan Society certified.
Strengths
- Plastic-free paper packaging
- Leaping Bunny and Vegan Society certified
- Free of sulfates, silicones, and parabens
Trade-offs
- The Maintain line contains honeyquat, a honey-derived ingredient, so those specific bars are not vegan even though the rest of the range is
- Bars take a short adjustment period
The details
- Packaging
- Recyclable paper, plastic-free
- Microplastics
- None
- Disclosure
- Ingredients listed
- Attributes
- Plastic-Free Packaging, Vegan (most bars), Cruelty-Free
- Certifications
- Leaping Bunny (CCIC), Vegan Society
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