ETHIQUE Solid Conditioner Bar for Oily or Normal Hair 60g - Wonderbar (2024)

FAQs

Are conditioner bars better than conditioner? ›

Conclusion. Conditioner bars are better than liquid conditioners for many reasons. They are more eco-friendly, as they reduce plastic waste and use natural ingredients. They are more economical, as they last longer and save money.

The shampoo bar is typically lighter than the conditioner bar. There are also a few more hints. The shampoo bar is more opaque, mottled in texture and has a little "s" at the bottom. The conditioner bar is more translucent, smooth in texture and has a little concave hole in the bottom.

Similar to traditional liquid conditioner, you should use your conditioner bar every time you shampoo your hair. Just because the conditioner is a solid conditioner, it doesn't mean you need to use it more or less frequently.

Oil be gone! A Vegetable based shampoo bar with soothing Aloe vera, this bar uses Peppermint and Eucalyptus essential oils which work best with oily hair as they clean and clarify the hair whilst balancing the scalps production of sebum.

If you spot the ingredients sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) or sodium laureth sulfate (SLES) in your conditioner bar, put it back on the shelf. Often used as emulsifiers and thickeners in conditioner formulas, these harsh detergents are known for robbing the scalp of its natural oil and making hair feel dry and brittle.

To use your beauty bar as a leave-in conditioner, you will first dry your hair gently with a towel to remove excess moisture. Then, wet the bar, rub it in your hands until it creates a creamy texture, and use your fingers to apply it up and down the length of your hair. Voila!

Solid conditioner bars are akin to their liquid counterparts but in a concentrated bar form. Ethique offers plastic free conditioner bars tailored to various hair types and needs: whether you have curly hair, dry hair, damaged hair, or fine hair, we've got the perfect match for you.

Using Your Conditioner Bar

The key tip to remember for this bit is that unlike its shampooing sibling, your conditioner bar is not supposed to lather up. Shampoo cleans your hair, whilst conditioner's main jobs are to soften, moisturise and detangle it.

Usually 8 to 10 downward swipes with the conditioner bar is sufficient for a beautiful result. You can quickly dip your hair under the shower water to ensure the conditioner reaches every strand. Rinse out well and style as usual. Our conditioner bars can be used as a leave in.

Do you need to condition after using a shampoo bar? ›

Shampoo bars are convenient. They're easy to apply: just rub on wet hair and they'll create a nice, natural lather. For many, they're multi-purpose, meaning you can skip using conditioner.

Better Ingredients

Conditioner bars are generally made with higher-quality ingredients than liquid conditioners. Many conditioner bars are made with naturally derived ingredients that are good for your hair.

In conclusion, shampoo bars offer a number of benefits over traditional liquid shampoos. They are more sustainable, long-lasting, versatile, easy to travel with, and gentle on hair. If you're looking for a change in your hair care routine, consider switching to a shampoo bar.

Because they are concentrated, conditioner bars are packed with more conditioning agents than liquid conditioners. This means that they can better hydrate and nourish your hair, resulting in softer, shinier, and healthier hair.

Can I Use My Conditioner Bar as a Leave-In Conditioner? Yes, absolutely! Using a conditioner bar as a leave-in conditioner is a great way to save money, downsize your product arsenal and give your strands an extra boost of nutrients.

Straight or fine hair: Use cream rinse or instant conditioner to quickly nourish hair without weighing it down. Wavy, curly, or coily hair: Use leave-in conditioner, deep conditioner, or moisturizing conditioner to treat dryness. Protein conditioner can help build strength.

Shampoo bars might be compact but they're very concentrated. Small and mighty, a little goes a long way. Much less product is needed compared to a liquid shampoo. A standard 50g size shampoo bar will last around 50-60 washes on average.