Dr.Bronners bar soap as good as Dr.Bronners liquid soap?

Alright, so a few simple questionsDr.b's bar soap and liquid soap are both residue free right?And can I substitute the liquid for the bar soap if I shred it up (like cheese)And put it in my baking soda/peppermint shampoo mix ?
updated by @beesaav: 01/13/15 08:41:58PM

It seems like the bar might last longer. I'm thinking about switching. I found a rose scented one.

well the owner of the apothecary in my town says the shampoo lasts a hell of a long time because you have to dilute italso, if you live somewhere that the water isnt softened, i wouldnt reccomd the bar soap for your hair haha Lacy Hepp said:

It seems like the bar might last longer. I'm thinking about switching. I found a rose scented one.

no the liquid lasts waayyy longer the bar melts in the shower the liquid u dilute 18-1 or 12-1 so it makes st least 12 times more shampoo


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thats smart.but the bar left super residue in ma hair.real sticky residue.but it might be my water

so to answer the question in first post,is the liquid soap residue free?

hey i was wondering how do you exactly dilute it? sorry for my ignorants!!

Mauricio, you just add water :PLook up dr.bronners and diluting in the search bar and there should be some postings with the ratio haha