Balancing Conditioner Concentrate

The new variation took longer to dissolve and still left a few chunks in the bottle. It also was more runny than the previous version, but that could be due to the chunks not dissolving completely. I preferred the older formula. I would actually take a knife and shave the bar down before adding the water and it was perfect.

Good

This option is great for people who don't like a solid bar but can do this to reduce plastic waste. My daughter doesn't like the "scrubbing" of a solid bar, as she has easily tangled curly hair. This has been the solution for us, and the fact she can participate in making her "special potion" means hair wash day is a lot easier for me as a mum!

I blended using my immersion blender, as suggested on the instructions, and have had no problems with clumps. This is my go-to conditioner.

Was hesitant to try given all of the mixed reviews, but I’m glad I did. I have always loved the wonderbar, but it just takes so long to get it evenly distributed through long and thick hair. I found the preparation instructions to be clear and straightforward for this concentrate and I had no issues; I used a whisk as someone recommended, and I also prepared it in a large, glass measuring cup and store it in a glass pump container, so I wonder if that helps at all? I use the same amount of product as I would with any other liquid conditioner, and I found it performs on par with anything else “middle-high end”. As advertised, it is hydrating but light…plus it detangles well, and has a lovely, gentle citrus scent that goes well with the St. Clements bar, or any grapefruit-scented shampoo (which, as it happens, a lot of other clarifying or scalp-treatment shampoos tend to be!). Will definitely purchase again.