This super soft and gentle conditioner bar will help your hair on its journey to get new life, feel fantastic and silky, and leave you without dandruff, itchy skin or frizzy hair.

How to use:  After washing your hair, rub this gentle conditioner bar on your wet hair, making sure to reach all your hair, especially mid-length through to the ends.

Leave for 1-2 minutes before rinsing well.  Feel the amazing difference in your hair! Style as usual.

By using this conditioner, you save your environment from yet another plastic bottle!

Ingredients:

1. BTMS-25

BTMS-25 is the actual conditioning ingredient. Because it is cationic (positively charged), it is conditioning—it adsorbs (creates a very fine coating) on skin and hair, giving an amazing finish that is unique to cationic ingredients. It contains 25% of the active ingredient, Behentrimonium Methosulfate. It leaves your hair feeling stunning—easy to comb through and all kinds of silky.

2. Simmondsia Chinensis (Golden Jojoba) Seed Oil (from Israel)

Jojoba oil has an oily composition, packed with vitamins and minerals, so it is added to this hair conditioner to give you added protection against dryness, breakage, and split ends. The oil can also moisturize the scalp and may be a dandruff remedy. It is a saving grace for tired strands in need of a restorative boost. Since it is actually a wax ester, it will also rinse out very easily.

Hairstylist Sally-Kate Dubou says “This versatile oil contains B vitamins and C and E, as well as copper and zinc, making it a natural cheerleader for strengthening our locks, promoting thickness and regrowth, and aiding in preventing hair loss.”

If you tend to have a lot of flyaways and frizz, jojoba oil may tame your locks. Because it does a good job of sealing in moisture, jojoba oil may help minimize frizz.

“Due to its antifungal and antibacterial properties, jojoba oil can help restore the scalp’s natural moisture and pH balance without upsetting the sebaceous glands,” says Sally-Kate Duboux, a wedding hairstylist, wig specialist, and the owner of Hair by Duboux. In other words, jojoba oil should not cause your scalp to produce more or less of its own oil, so you can expect it to moisturize your hair without leaving it overly greasy.

Other benefits of jojoba oil for your hair:  It can control dandruff, it can encourage hair growth, can repair damage from heat and styling, and can impart a nice shine.

3. Ricinus Communis Seed (Castor) Oil

According to verywellhealth.com, Castor oil increases blood flow to the scalp, which promotes healthier hair. It can moisturize a dry, irritated scalp. Castor oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties can reduce dandruff.

4. Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil

According to healthline.com, Coconut oil may have several benefits for your hair and scalp. Using it will help moisturize and seal hair. This can help prevent a dry, flaky scalp and dandruff, as well as split ends and hair breakage.

5. Hydrolyzed wheat protein

Wheat protein is a hydrator that strengthens the hair shaft, provides moisture, prevents breakage, and adds shine.

Hydrolyzed wheat protein is considered to be a “real protein treatment” because its protein molecules are small enough to penetrate the hair strands.

 Wheat protein is able to infuse into the thin strands of your hair due to its lightweight. It is linked to repairing damaged hair follicles by embedding additional proteins into the follicle. It can assist in treating chemically treated and damaged hair with its strengthening proteins, bringing back the manageability of your hair.

It is therefore added to this formula to retain moisture, improve smoothness, add volume and reduce hair from thinning out. It also creates flexibility and elasticity for thin hair.

6. Cetrimonium chloride

Cetrimonium chloride is an excellent conditioning agent for hair, with anti-static, anti-frizz, and detangling properties. It also functions as an emulsifier and surfactant,  boosting rinse-off and stabilizing emulsions.

7. Vegetable glycerin

When it comes to hair, glycerin is a humectant, meaning it can actually pull in moisture from the air, keeping hair hydrated and healthy.  Because it can help to reduce breakage, it can help hair to grow longer faster, and remain healthy. Glycerin can help to eradicate itchy scalp, especially during colder months.

According to https://www.stylecraze.com/, here is a list of benefits of glycerin for hair. They are backed by science:

Benefits Of Glycerin For Hair:

1. Glycerin is a popular humectant and can soften the hair.
2. It can act as a heat protectant as it minimizes heat damage.
3. It may also balance scalp pH levels and minimize the damage caused due to alkaline changes.
4. Glycerin may help reduce dandruff when used as a leave-in treatment. It is also used in herbal anti-dandruff shampoos, creams, and lotions, as they can dry out the hair, and glycerin can prevent dryness.
5. It is used in shampoos as a conditioning agent. Glycerin boosts the moisture content in the hair roots and strengthens the hair shaft.
6. It was also shown to induce hair growth in mice studies.
7. It may help soothe dry and itchy scalps.

8. Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil

Because of its ability to improve cellular generation, Rosemary essential oil improves both hair thickness and hair growth.  According to a published study, Rosemary oil performed as well as minoxidil, a common hair growth treatment, but with less scalp itching as a side effect.

Other ingredients:  Aqua, Food grade cherry flavour, Rose oil, liquid preservative: Euxyl K903.