Pod Hair Wash – Founding Edition – Hairpip

$96.00
Hairpip Pod Hair Wash – Founding Edition is a single-step hair wash, hand-pressed in Perth, using concentrated plant ingredients such as shikakai and coconut cider vinegar. This waterless formula replaces both shampoo and conditioner, cleanses the scalp and reduces plastic packaging.
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Product Reviews by Experts
I like how well this lathers for a solid product and how effectively it cleans without stripping the scalp. My hair felt fresh and less oily, and I could stretch my wash cycle an extra day. The pod format is generous and long-lasting, making it great value over time. I’m impressed by the brand’s rethinking of the haircare system through waterless formulation, reduced packaging and a clear focus on minimising waste. The combination of Australian manufacturing, ethical sourcing (including support for Pacific Island communities), inclusive employment practices and grassroots community engagement demonstrates a genuinely values-led approach to sustainability and social impact.
I love that it’s so simple to use and takes out the extra step of using a conditioner. The shape of the hairpip is lovely to hold in my hand too. This product removes so much plastic waste; it’s amazing! I’m also really impressed that they go beyond environmental impact and support community organisations across Western Australia. The fact that the product is waterless also means there is a smaller carbon footprint compared to other products, which is a great sustainability win.
The pod lathers beautifully, allowing me to clean my hair thoroughly, and the end result is quite promising. I have long hair, which usually requires volumiser shampoo products. Hairpip has already solved a few ethical and sustainability problems through the zero-waste approach. It’s showing signs that it will continue to lead in this space.
I like how well this lathers for a solid product and how effectively it cleans without stripping the scalp. My hair felt fresh and less oily, and I could stretch my wash cycle an extra day. The pod format is generous and long-lasting, making it great value over time. I’m impressed by the brand’s rethinking of the haircare system through waterless formulation, reduced packaging and a clear focus on minimising waste. The combination of Australian manufacturing, ethical sourcing (including support for Pacific Island communities), inclusive employment practices and grassroots community engagement demonstrates a genuinely values-led approach to sustainability and social impact.
I love that it’s so simple to use and takes out the extra step of using a conditioner. The shape of the hairpip is lovely to hold in my hand too. This product removes so much plastic waste; it’s amazing! I’m also really impressed that they go beyond environmental impact and support community organisations across Western Australia. The fact that the product is waterless also means there is a smaller carbon footprint compared to other products, which is a great sustainability win.
The pod lathers beautifully, allowing me to clean my hair thoroughly, and the end result is quite promising. I have long hair, which usually requires volumiser shampoo products. Hairpip has already solved a few ethical and sustainability problems through the zero-waste approach. It’s showing signs that it will continue to lead in this space.
I like how well this lathers for a solid product and how effectively it cleans without stripping the scalp. My hair felt fresh and less oily, and I could stretch my wash cycle an extra day. The pod format is generous and long-lasting, making it great value over time. I’m impressed by the brand’s rethinking of the haircare system through waterless formulation, reduced packaging and a clear focus on minimising waste. The combination of Australian manufacturing, ethical sourcing (including support for Pacific Island communities), inclusive employment practices and grassroots community engagement demonstrates a genuinely values-led approach to sustainability and social impact.
I love that it’s so simple to use and takes out the extra step of using a conditioner. The shape of the hairpip is lovely to hold in my hand too. This product removes so much plastic waste; it’s amazing! I’m also really impressed that they go beyond environmental impact and support community organisations across Western Australia. The fact that the product is waterless also means there is a smaller carbon footprint compared to other products, which is a great sustainability win.
The pod lathers beautifully, allowing me to clean my hair thoroughly, and the end result is quite promising. I have long hair, which usually requires volumiser shampoo products. Hairpip has already solved a few ethical and sustainability problems through the zero-waste approach. It’s showing signs that it will continue to lead in this space.
I like how well this lathers for a solid product and how effectively it cleans without stripping the scalp. My hair felt fresh and less oily, and I could stretch my wash cycle an extra day. The pod format is generous and long-lasting, making it great value over time. I’m impressed by the brand’s rethinking of the haircare system through waterless formulation, reduced packaging and a clear focus on minimising waste. The combination of Australian manufacturing, ethical sourcing (including support for Pacific Island communities), inclusive employment practices and grassroots community engagement demonstrates a genuinely values-led approach to sustainability and social impact.
I love that it’s so simple to use and takes out the extra step of using a conditioner. The shape of the hairpip is lovely to hold in my hand too. This product removes so much plastic waste; it’s amazing! I’m also really impressed that they go beyond environmental impact and support community organisations across Western Australia. The fact that the product is waterless also means there is a smaller carbon footprint compared to other products, which is a great sustainability win.
The pod lathers beautifully, allowing me to clean my hair thoroughly, and the end result is quite promising. I have long hair, which usually requires volumiser shampoo products. Hairpip has already solved a few ethical and sustainability problems through the zero-waste approach. It’s showing signs that it will continue to lead in this space.
I like how well this lathers for a solid product and how effectively it cleans without stripping the scalp. My hair felt fresh and less oily, and I could stretch my wash cycle an extra day. The pod format is generous and long-lasting, making it great value over time. I’m impressed by the brand’s rethinking of the haircare system through waterless formulation, reduced packaging and a clear focus on minimising waste. The combination of Australian manufacturing, ethical sourcing (including support for Pacific Island communities), inclusive employment practices and grassroots community engagement demonstrates a genuinely values-led approach to sustainability and social impact.
I love that it’s so simple to use and takes out the extra step of using a conditioner. The shape of the hairpip is lovely to hold in my hand too. This product removes so much plastic waste; it’s amazing! I’m also really impressed that they go beyond environmental impact and support community organisations across Western Australia. The fact that the product is waterless also means there is a smaller carbon footprint compared to other products, which is a great sustainability win.
The pod lathers beautifully, allowing me to clean my hair thoroughly, and the end result is quite promising. I have long hair, which usually requires volumiser shampoo products. Hairpip has already solved a few ethical and sustainability problems through the zero-waste approach. It’s showing signs that it will continue to lead in this space.






















