Eco-friendly Bar Conditioner for Hair - Nourish, Control, and Shape Your Hair - Paraben, Silicone, and Palm Oil Free - Vegan - Enriched with Avocado Oil and Vitamin E - Cruelty-free - Plastic-free - Artificial Fragrance-free - Sustainable - Zero Frizz - Soft and Silky Hair - Conditioner Bars for Hair - Travel-friendly

Smell is amazing, but my hair needs more intense moisturizing than this provides. It tends to grab and tangle my hair too much. I love to use it as a body product - it feels and smells amazing, and I love its all natural ingredients.

I like the idea of this conditioner as an alternative to bottles. It was hard to really tell, but it seemed to work OK compared to my other conditioners. Cons are that its way more expensive than my normal conditioner and it was really hard to rub enough product off...

I was interested in trying out a bar conditioner as a replacement for liquid conditioner that comes in a bottle, as this is a much more sustainable option. The packaging it comes in is paper, so all recyclable. I like that the ingredients are natural, but I'm not crazy about the scent. The scent is kind of herbal, which is light and non-offensive. The bar is not the easiest to use, however. In the shower when trying to lather up the bar, not much product comes off to use. Maybe I'm a newbie on how to use this, but as a first time user, it does not make switching over to this from a liquid easy.

This is the perfect little travel companion when you aren't staying at hotels, maybe camping or staying at an airbnb, friend's house, etc. You can have the convenient option of using conditioner without the constant fear or worry about it leaking all over your clothes. It feels good, doesn't have any obnoxious smell (i hate most smelly items, also they give me headaches), and lathers up decently to keep my hair fresh and fuller while I'm out and about.8/10 I would recommend it. I hope this review is helpful.

There's no reason shampoo and conditioner shouldn't be in bars, just like soap, so I don't know why this convenient form isn't more common. No plastic needed, and it's easier to use than the liquids, I think.This bar measures 2-9/16" long at the base, a little smaller on top - the bar has an ingot shape. The one I got weighs 2.9 ounces, 83% of the promised 3.5. (Some of that may be due to water and other volatile compounds having evaporated out of it, but the loss is more than the 10% the fine print on the box warns of.)As far as I can tell, this works at least as well as my other conditioners. My hair feels soft and less frizzy than it sometimes is even after conditioning.The scent is mildly minty, with eucalyptus in the background.I thought I felt a little cooling effect while using it.Ingredients:- Cetearyl alcohol - a waxy emollient, not like drinking alcohol- Brassicamidopropyl dimethylamine - takes the first part of its name from a plant family (mustard, cabbage, etc) it can be made from, softens hair- Cocoa butter- Shea butter- Calendula flower oil- Coconut oil- A mix of other plant oils and extracts:-- Southern maidenhair fern (Adiantum capillus-veneris) leaf extract-- Oat kernel extract-- Silver birch twig extract-- Horsetail (Equisitum arvense) extract-- Bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus, a seaweed) extract-- Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) flower extract-- Peppermint leaf extract-- Rosemary leaf extract-- White willow leaf and flower extracts-- Sage flower, leaf and stem extracts-- Stinging nettle leaf extract- Hydrolyzed yeast protein- Avocado oil- Tocopherol (a form of vitamin E used as a preservative)- Cacay seed oil- A mix of water and-- Linseed seed extract-- Chia seed extract- Grapefruit peel oil- Eucalyptol- Orange oilThat there are so many ingredients implies most of them are present only in very small amounts, probably not enough to do much in many cases.AMDI Care is a brand registered in Florida by a Venezuelan. The conditioner is made in Columbia.

I really liked the natural scent of this conditioning bar, it did not however leave any noticeable scent on my hair. This is the first I've used a conditioning bar like this on my hair so it's a learning experience. I rubbed it over my hair after washing and rinsing the shampoo out. I tried to pay particular attention to the ends. After rinsing I felt that my hair felt cleaner than is usually does after using a normal liquid conditioner, there seemed to be no residue at all. I squeezed the water out and towel dried, then combed out. My hair did not comb out as easily as it usually does and I almost gave a lower star rating because of that. I proceeded to blow dry my hair. After blow drying I looked carefully at the ends and my layers. Sometimes after blow drying I see frizzies on my ends but I could not see any this time! My hair looked smooth and healthy. I'm not sure why it seemed more difficult to comb out but the end result was great looking hair so I do like this conditioning bar! The only reason I am giving 4 stars rather than 5 is that I feel the price is quite expensive for the small bar that it is. The bar is thicker than a normal bar but much smaller and weighs 3.4 oz. I do love that it is cruelty free and made of organic natural ingredients, just wish the bar was a more average size for the price.

I like the solid hair shampoo and conditioner bars which helps reduce plastic waste on the planet. This only comes in a thin, what appears to be, biodegradable cardboard box and wrapped in paper which doesn't end up in a landfill for years and years.The conditioner works as well as its liquid counterpart, but at a price. One 16 oz bottle of liquid conditioner will last me a year at about the same price as this bar which lasts about 3 months.I like these bars, but can't justify the price.