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The first solid-to-liquid hair care.

Patented since 2012. Water-soluble granules made from plant-based, organic ingredients. Add water and they become the liquid.

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Pure plants and minerals, real results.

A Seattle hairstylist turned organic plants and minerals into shampoo, conditioner and styler that work like the ones you already use.

Nothing petrochemical, ready when you stir them into hot water.

Mix a jar. Refill as you go.

  1. Spoon 2 teaspoons of granules into the jar, or 1 teaspoon of styler.

  2. Add 2 oz of hot water, or hot tea.

  3. Stir until the granules have fully dissolved.

  4. Use within a month. Store unmixed granules cool and dry.

Make it yours: stir in a few drops of your favorite oil.
Try coffee, tea, honey and more

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Shampoo, conditioner and styler granules in more than a dozen scents. A 9 oz refill packet lasts about a month, and a 2 oz packet lets you try a scent.

Hair

Refill packets

Shampoo, conditioner and styler come as dry granules in a refill packet. The 9 oz packet lasts about a month, and the 2 oz packet lets you try a scent. New here? Add the glass jar to your first order.

Empty glass jar with a white lid printed with the salonsolids emblem

Empty glass jar

For mixing a jar of shampoo, conditioner or styler, with a bamboo spoon. $6.

Shampoo granules refill packet

Shampoo

18 reviews

9 oz $22, one-time or by subscription.
2 oz to try a scent, $6.

Choose your scent
Conditioner granules refill packet

Conditioner

2 reviews

9 oz $22, one-time or by subscription.
2 oz to try a scent, $6.

Choose your scent
Styler granules refill packet

Styler

19 reviews

9 oz $22, one-time or by subscription.
2 oz to try a scent, $6.

Choose your scent

Dry Shampoo comes in refill packets too.
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48 reviews, all five stars.Read them all

“We love the patented shampoo, conditioner, and styler granules from salonsolids. You simply mix the granules with water at home, and voila!”

Mimi’s Zero Waste Market

In their words

  • Mimi’s Zero Waste Market
  • Nature’s Path Organic
  • Her Packing List
  • Eco Friendly Mama

Nature’s Path Organic

“Not one product I had been using systematically scores low on the hazard scale... All the ingredients in salonsolids score low according to hazard levels of the Environmental Working Group.”

Her Packing List

“For an alternative to shampoo bars with the benefits of a leak-proof and lightweight product, try shampoo granules from salonsolids... They’re made from natural ingredients and shipped without plastic. The packets are even compostable!”

Eco Friendly Mama

“My expectations were blown away... I had myself a shampoo that was the same consistency of my other natural shampoos, and lathered just as good as them. I honestly could not believe it.”

Gentle on the body, light on the earth.

Skin

GLO softgels in a black glass jar

GLO

Astaxanthin softgels, one a day.

Filled jar $44
Refill packet $33, or $28.05 by subscription.

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BRONZE powder in a glass jar

BRONZE

Bronzing powder with natural mica.

Filled jar $44
Refill packet $33, or $28.05 by subscription.

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VEIL powder in a black glass jar

VEIL

Zinc oxide powder with niacin and boswellia.

Filled jar $43
Refill packet $33, or $28.05 by subscription.

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Less to ship, nothing to throw away.

Plastic-free

Compostable packets. No plastic bottle. Your own jar, refilled.

Plant-based

Organic plants and essential oils, kept dry until you mix them, so no preservatives.

Travel-ready

No liquids to declare. A packet fits in a pocket. Mix when you arrive.

Sarah Balzotti McCoy

Inventor

Sarah Balzotti McCoy is the inventor of the first solid-to-liquid hair care. A stylist and salon owner in Seattle, she started salonsolids in 2012 and spent a decade developing the patented, water-soluble formula: plant-based, organic granules that become shampoo, conditioner or styler when you add water.

Hair care is where salonsolids began and remains its foundation. Skin care followed in 2026, in jars made to refill, with more to come.

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Sarah Balzotti McCoy

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