ZOTE

ZOTE

Worldtraveller302024-01-04T21:32:43.000Z
Now I'm curious about the Zote soap (runs to Walmart to check it out...)
Redwings112024-01-04T21:22:53.000Z
Another vote for Zote!
dottielsj2024-01-04T20:37:50.000Z
Zote soap. Get at Walmart or it’s on Amazon. About $1 a bar and it works great.++
You can get the perfect bamboo soap holders for the Zote bars, which are oversized, at Shopmissa.com. They are great quality and oversized so perfect
threeleftsocks2024-01-04T20:22:25.000Z
Zote soap - I also use this to wash all my brushes
Dishnpj2023-11-18T04:30:09.000Z
I only use Zote for brushes so I keep it in a dish to rub brushes into the whole bar.
BayAreaMom2023-11-17T18:22:14.000Z
Different bristle types need different care, for sure. Nice that you give your natural hair ones ++
special treatment with handmade bar soaps. And then there’s Zote! Will def try scraping some flakes off my big pink 14 oz bar (pretty sure I bought af
threeleftsocks2023-11-17T13:45:51.000Z
I wash all brushes and sponges with Zote soap, wring out water with fingers, press between a dry++
towel. My biggest trick (which I learned from TaraBabyz), is to apply a medium coat of clear aloe gel to brush heads. This smooths out any splayed
Dishnpj2023-11-17T13:18:11.000Z
I use a Zote bar for synthetic brushes and my own handmade bar soap for natural hair. I'd recco+
a commercially made bar made specifically for natural hair brushes (it's really just a handmade bar that isn't melt-n-pore and retains glycerin in the