Liquid or bar shampoo

I'm looking to buy some shampoo and was curious. What type is better for starting your natural dreads, liquid or bar?
updated by @ben-winans: 01/13/15 09:17:02PM

well that's a good question and I think the best way to know is to try and find out all depending and the bar or liquid.

if u mean the www.dreadlockshampoo.com ones probly liquid

if u want another option trty the baking soda mix cause u dont touch it just pour and soak then rinse..

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when you're first starting out, you want to use liquid. It's easier and gentler on your scalp than a bar would be. As theydevelopeand are form, you could switch to a bar. I used liquid Dr. B's for the first 4 years. I'd say you an switch to a bar after 6 months to a year. The up side to a bar is that you can focus on just scrubbing your scalp. But when they are still forming, it's fine to get liquid soap in your locks. Just make sure you rinse it out really well