This conditioning bar was a total fail for me. It was so greasy and oily in my hair, I had to shampoo three times to try and get it out. I even used ACV as a rinse and it still felt oily. My hair was an oily tangled mess after using it and my bath tub was a greasy mess and took me a lot of time to clean. This along with the amount of hair I lost trying to detangle the mess it made of my hair. So disappointing. My hair is thick and curly so I would not recommend this conditioner for any one else with the same hair type. All her other DIY projects, I have loved but this one, not so much!!
Same. I had to wash my hair several times. I had so much hair come out trying to brush through it. And it was heavy too. Maybe I'll use it as a shave bar.
That's because this is a lotion bar, not a conditioner bar. Try finding a conditioner bar recipe with BTMS. Anything without BTMS is not "conditioning"
Yes...that's the beauty of something like this...skin and hair...a little goes a long way and it can be rinsed out if there are any concerns of greasiness...I love that she shared this!
So I made the conditioner bar and my hair is so oily and I can’t wash it out with water I need to shampoo my hair 2 times to get the oils out of my hair 😩 I wanted to love this so much.
Thank you for all your DIY great natural body care recipes :-)! This conditioner has great ingredients which are highly moisturizing but when used with wax, especially on curly hair like mine, my hair became unmanageable, hard and frozen in time. It took two shampoos to get the wax and hardness out of my hair. I will be using the bars as a lotion for the body instead. Is there a non-chemical, no wax emulsifier that can be used instead for this formula?
@@elenishandmade2398 exactly! There is no emulsifier in this, which makes it useless for hair. This is not a conditioner bar, and should not be used as such. You can't just "rinse" oil out of your hair.
There's no water in this recipe so unless she was making a water based conditioner there would be no reason to emulsify. Adding emulsifiers to just oils only thickens and/ or hardens the final product..
This might not be subtable for all hair types after letting this harden for over 24 hours sampled this. For carrier oils I used jojoba and castor oil. Im have washed my hair 3 times and also tired to use a pantene shampoo conditioner to get this out but still have it stuck in my hair. This prodict coated my hair and matted it. My curles are hard and crunchy and my hair is beginning to break and fall out in handfulls. Use this recipe with caution I supose.
Pro tip: That’s because she doesn’t know anything about hair chemistry.. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil. Though, to be honest, as an actual haircare professional, I wouldn’t put all that heavy gunk on my hair at all.
@@vikingpaintwerxstudio7438 yah , as a soap maker and trying to move into conditioner bars and seeing so many different methods I see what you mean. Hair chemistry unique. Thanks for the advice. Might just move reheat everything and turn this into a soap.
The recipe lacks an emulsifier, which makes it impossible to be rinsed out. Like Cetylalcohol or BTMS or Fluidlecithin. This is a solid lotion bar and not a conditioner.
It left my hair so oily. I tried to wash it out, but it is still greasy. Did you finally get it out and how did you do it? I tried the shampoo and conditioner and it is sooo bad. I will stick with buying mine from people that actually know what they are doing.
I made this recipe recently and I'm actually not happy on how it turned out. It leaves the hair very greasy/oily. Does anyone have any ideas to give me in how I can re-melt it all and what I can add to take away the greasiness/oilyness. I would greatly appreciate suggestions as I don't want to waste this. All products are not cheap as we all know especially doTERRA essential oils.
@@ouroilyhouse Hi, so the shampoo bars turned out AMAZING!! Thank you, the conditioner bars turned to wax LOL what could have caused this ya think? as soon as it hit my head it instantly melted and became attached to my hair like a wax, took 20 minutes to wash it out :O
Hair chemistry Pro tip: NO! You absolutely cannot leave this on your hair! That is, unless you want extremely heavy, greasy, dull, flat hair. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil.
Hey! So I finally used the shampoo bar and this conditioner bar recipe and washed my hair this morning. However, my hair felt really knotty in the shower after I washed it. Once I air dried it, it looks very oily and feels waxy. Is this supposed to happen? But overall, I am pleased with the bars, I just want to know why my hair looks and feels greasy.
@@ouroilyhouse Yes I did try it and it does help, thanks for the tip! I’m looking forward to getting this new regime under control. My hair actually does feel healthier!
I haven’t even used it , but even just taking the bars out of the mold, they are going to be a soft yucky mess , I’m sure in my hair . Hated to waste all my ingredients. I like the shampoo bars though.
That’s because she doesn’t know anything about hair chemistry. Coconut oil cannot penetrate the human hair shaft. It’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on top of the hair making it oily and weighing it down. Try the recipe with Argan oil instead of coconut oil.
Do you use it in the shower after shampoo? Can I store in the shower? Or do you put in your hair after you are out of the shower (towel dry hair) and just run it through damp hair?
Hi. I just found your channel. I wonder how many bars in would be able to make if I purchased one of each butter and one of each of the other ingredients? Approximately?
Hi Paula. If you put the mold on a set of scales, tare the scales then fill your mold with water you will get an approximate weight of the required amount for a batch. If it's silicone, don't forget to put some support under it or you'll have a mess to clean up when you take the mold off the scales. Make the recipe according to how much your mold holds.
Is this for all hair types of hair cuz I noticed that you prob have fine hair which it might work different for someone like me who has thick curly hair that tends to get very frizzy esp during the summer months.. so was just wondering..
Our Oily House okay we’ll let me know because I would really like to make this for my family.. as we all have very thick and curly hair that tends to stay frizzy esp when it humid.. 💜
Hair chemistry pro tip: lose the coconut oil. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil. She has straight, thin hair. She wouldn’t notice the heaviness and matting like people with curls will notice when our curls look like they’ve spent the day in rain and humidity.
I followed this recipe exactly but my bars dont seem to wanna set completely. I was assuming they'd be of a similar texture/firmness of a cold stick of butter but they're a little softer then that and I feel like they're going to mush up completely when I get in the shower with one. Do u think melting them back down and adding more beeswax would possibly help firm them up more?
Same thing happened to mine so I melted again and added more beeswax, but I think I added too much beeswax because it was really hard to put in my hair and left it waxy(it was bad lol):( but I did not try putting in fridge the first time so I think I am going to melt again and add more of the butters and oils and try the fridge lol.
I’m not that you are aware that the recipe you share in the video is not the same recipe you have in the blog. It does not list beeswax ( which I do not recommend as a cosmetologist of 28 years ) and you didn’t list all the butters. Either way, both recipes are not good for the hair
@@ouroilyhouseIf you have an updated recipe and this isn't actually a hair conditioner, but a lotion bar, then delete the video so your subscribers don't waste their time and money believing your instructions in the video. Seems like a no-brainer, right?
Since the video was made we have iodates this recipe on the blog. The original recipe works great for some hair types but we found that the updated recipe works better for all hair types.
@@ouroilyhouse Thanks for your reply. I think it would be helpful to say by the link that it is for an updated recipe. I will try the original recipe, and if it doesn't work for my hair I will use it as a lotion bar as others have suggested.
ok so I also feel I need to speak up here. firstly, I also followed this recipe yesterday, word by word and all and i was incredibly disappointed by the fact that indeed this does feel more like something that would be body lotion bar instead of a hair conditioner and for what it seems there are many other comments that express exactly the same. my mistake for not checking the comments and just trusting your wholesome channel. for me the worse part is that after reading all of the comments, which are the majority about this recipe i have not seen a single apology from you for it, instead you refer people to your blog where the recipe is updated. i honestly feel you shul either rename this video or delete it, it is really not what it should be and i spent all my money buying these ingredients and making tons of bars that dont fit the description at all. i honestly feel you should stop a moment and realize the mistakes you have lead others to follow and sincerely apologize. the recipe is NOT suitable for hair, any type of hair, instead it would leave it feeling as if someone poured motor oil on my head, and then saying : ohh use ACV wash, it helps!.... thats just an extra step i dont need in my shower for a recipe you failed to do correctly and mislead everyone. i dont wish to be mean but you have to really look into what you have posted. this only makes me feel that everything else you post may not be as truthful either. and this is coming from someone who was amazed by your channel and felt this was the right one.
You might as well just put coconut oil straight into your hair. This doesn't work at all. Very greasy and you just have to shampoo out and start over with something else.
Finally I found a recipe I trust❤️💪🏽. Thank you so much😘
That looks like a recipe for a lotion bar. BTMS 25/50, Cetyl Alcohol and a preservative are what makes it a conditioner bar.
Sure if you want to go with additives that aren't natural...she is giving a natural alternative...
Omg I love your videos. They are so easy to do and so natural. Thank you so much!!!!!!🙏
I made this yesterday. It’s still setting up. 👍🏼
My sister and I make our own shampoo bars. It does tend to dry the hair. I’m so excited about this! Thank you for sharing!
Hope you like it!
All shampoo bars dry the hair, I just use cold process soap and after towel drying I use a leave in conditioner and it’s beautiful 🤩
This conditioning bar was a total fail for me. It was so greasy and oily in my hair, I had to shampoo three times to try and get it out. I even used ACV as a rinse and it still felt oily. My hair was an oily tangled mess after using it and my bath tub was a greasy mess and took me a lot of time to clean. This along with the amount of hair I lost trying to detangle the mess it made of my hair. So disappointing. My hair is thick and curly so I would not recommend this conditioner for any one else with the same hair type. All her other DIY projects, I have loved but this one, not so much!!
Same for me 😔
Same. I had to wash my hair several times. I had so much hair come out trying to brush through it. And it was heavy too. Maybe I'll use it as a shave bar.
That's because this is a lotion bar, not a conditioner bar. Try finding a conditioner bar recipe with BTMS. Anything without BTMS is not "conditioning"
same for me. Now I have all these ingredients. :(
@The Good Life You can use all those ingredients for body butters. Just add some arrowroot as well to make the body butter non greasy.
This recipe sounds exactly like the lotion bar I use on my skin! It never occurred to me to use it on my hair! Thx!!
It didn’t work on my hair, it made it a weird greasy looking texture
Yes...that's the beauty of something like this...skin and hair...a little goes a long way and it can be rinsed out if there are any concerns of greasiness...I love that she shared this!
I forgot to put in my post, thinks Laura for all your great videos
I absolutely love my new essential oil box! It's supper cute and smell so good when opened 😊 thanks for the link.
You are so welcome!
The essential oil combo that I like to use is peppermint and tea tree, this is my first time making shampoo and conditioning bars
Thanks for sharing!!
This is good for traveling.
Yes it is!
Love it! Thank you so much!
Ooooh thats definitely going on my to do list! Thanks!
Hope you like it!
looks good. just curious because of the ingredients, does it leave hair greasy?
So I made the conditioner bar and my hair is so oily and I can’t wash it out with water I need to shampoo my hair 2 times to get the oils out of my hair 😩 I wanted to love this so much.
It’s pure oil 🥺 it’s not a good recipe for hair, it’s more a lotion bar recipe
Mine too was so greesy
so excited to make these !!
As a hair conditioner it fails completely but you can use it as a body cream bar instead of throwing it to the garbage...
Wonderful thank you again! I'm going to try the shampoo and the soap conditioner
Where do you get your bulk butters? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Love your videos
Thank you for all your DIY great natural body care recipes :-)! This conditioner has great ingredients which are highly moisturizing but when used with wax, especially on curly hair like mine, my hair became unmanageable, hard and frozen in time. It took two shampoos to get the wax and hardness out of my hair. I will be using the bars as a lotion for the body instead. Is there a non-chemical, no wax emulsifier that can be used instead for this formula?
In my opinion this is lotion bar...you need btms 50 instead of beeswax to make a conditiiner...
@@elenishandmade2398 exactly! There is no emulsifier in this, which makes it useless for hair. This is not a conditioner bar, and should not be used as such. You can't just "rinse" oil out of your hair.
There's no water in this recipe so unless she was making a water based conditioner there would be no reason to emulsify. Adding emulsifiers to just oils only thickens and/ or hardens the final product..
Unfortunately, no. Nothing that works relatively well anyway.
@@kendakenaturals Great info...thanks! Maybe they are just adding a bit too much!
This might not be subtable for all hair types after letting this harden for over 24 hours sampled this. For carrier oils I used jojoba and castor oil. Im have washed my hair 3 times and also tired to use a pantene shampoo conditioner to get this out but still have it stuck in my hair. This prodict coated my hair and matted it. My curles are hard and crunchy and my hair is beginning to break and fall out in handfulls. Use this recipe with caution I supose.
Pro tip: That’s because she doesn’t know anything about hair chemistry.. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil. Though, to be honest, as an actual haircare professional, I wouldn’t put all that heavy gunk on my hair at all.
@@vikingpaintwerxstudio7438 yah , as a soap maker and trying to move into conditioner bars and seeing so many different methods I see what you mean. Hair chemistry unique. Thanks for the advice. Might just move reheat everything and turn this into a soap.
The recipe lacks an emulsifier, which makes it impossible to be rinsed out. Like Cetylalcohol or BTMS or Fluidlecithin. This is a solid lotion bar and not a conditioner.
It left my hair so oily. I tried to wash it out, but it is still greasy. Did you finally get it out and how did you do it? I tried the shampoo and conditioner and it is sooo bad. I will stick with buying mine from people that actually know what they are doing.
love that your conditioner bars don't have any synthetic products in there
The blog post recipe is different from the video
We just updated the recipe on the blog!
Nice one
Vil try for sure
I wanna do this but we dont have any butters just normal butter ;-; love the video I'll keep this in mind if we find any
I have everything linked in the description box.
I made this recipe recently and I'm actually not happy on how it turned out. It leaves the hair very greasy/oily. Does anyone have any ideas to give me in how I can re-melt it all and what I can add to take away the greasiness/oilyness. I would greatly appreciate suggestions as I don't want to waste this. All products are not cheap as we all know especially doTERRA essential oils.
Love your video.
Can I use avocado oil as a carrier oil?
Would love to try aloe vera soap too.
Thanks
Awesome thank you!! :)
Watching while making shampoo bars :)
Love that!
@@ouroilyhouse Hi, so the shampoo bars turned out AMAZING!! Thank you, the conditioner bars turned to wax LOL
what could have caused this ya think? as soon as it hit my head it instantly melted and became attached to my hair like a wax, took 20 minutes to wash it out :O
Thank you❤
Fantastic 🤗 video again 💖
Can you use the condition bar as a leave in conditioner? Xx
Yes you can!
Brilliant 😊, thank you i will be making my own this weekend, best wishes from the UK 🤗 xx
Hair chemistry Pro tip: NO! You absolutely cannot leave this on your hair! That is, unless you want extremely heavy, greasy, dull, flat hair. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil.
@@vikingpaintwerxstudio7438 Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
Hey! So I finally used the shampoo bar and this conditioner bar recipe and washed my hair this morning. However, my hair felt really knotty in the shower after I washed it. Once I air dried it, it looks very oily and feels waxy. Is this supposed to happen? But overall, I am pleased with the bars, I just want to know why my hair looks and feels greasy.
Try to follow up with an ACV rinse! It really helps!!
@@ouroilyhouse Yes I did try it and it does help, thanks for the tip! I’m looking forward to getting this new regime under control. My hair actually does feel healthier!
Did you add any preservative?
I like your videos etc Thanks for sharing your experiences xoxo
Thank you 🙏😍
Is there a substitute for the beeswax?
Candellilia wax or soy wax
Too much shae and cocoa overpower the smell and create too much oily mess or so in my experience that's what it has done. Any idea how to reduce this?
I haven’t even used it , but even just taking the bars out of the mold, they are going to be a soft yucky mess , I’m sure in my hair . Hated to waste all my ingredients. I like the shampoo bars though.
I love it! Do you have the recipe with grams and not spoons.... I'm French and we don't have these spoons 😅
And weighing is more accurate which I prefer.
its equal parts so approx 30 grams of each
Is the emulsifying wax absolutely necessary? And I can use lavender and rosemary essential oils instead of tangerine and lemon?
Check out the updated recipe here: www.ouroilyhouse.com/homemade-conditioner-bars/
Can I do this recipe without the beeswax and what would you recommend I substitute it with? I would like a vegan recipe. Many thanks.
Yes you can leave it out. It will change the texture,
Maybe candedulla wax? Idk if spelled right, but I do hear that it does have a unpleasant smell to it.
Soy
Please make a video on how to remove beeswax from hair… I can’t remove it from my hair even after 2 days and 2 hair wash 😫
do you have a shampoo, conditional combo bar?
Thanks for the easy recipe. I"m allergic to Vit E. Is there a substitute?
You can leave it out!
Thank you
Welcome!
My hair ended up sooo greesy with the conditioner any ideas
How well do the shampoo bar and the conditioner bar travel want to make some for trips
The shampoo bar will travel really well. Do not know about the conditioner bars
Would it still work if you used just shea butter and coconut oil and essential oils?
I actually have an updated recipe here: www.ouroilyhouse.com/homemade-conditioner-bars/
@@ouroilyhousethank you but, you can’t just use shea butter and coconut and essential oils..?
After applying it, my hair became very oily. May be it doesn't work well in Indian weather specially Mumbai where it is usually very humid.
That’s because she doesn’t know anything about hair chemistry. Coconut oil cannot penetrate the human hair shaft. It’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on top of the hair making it oily and weighing it down. Try the recipe with Argan oil instead of coconut oil.
Me too. And the wax was awful
Yes same I made these. My hair was very hard to brush n very oily.
Please tell me where you got the oil storage box in the background.
I think she got that from doTERRA, she has links in her description box
It is from amazon. This one is sold out but I have a similar one linked in my description box at the bottom.
Where do u get your coco butter
I have everything linked in the description box.
Any substitute for the coconut oil? Ok allergic to coconut :(
Nice! ✌
Can we used it daily?
Do you use it in the shower after shampoo? Can I store in the shower? Or do you put in your hair after you are out of the shower (towel dry hair) and just run it through damp hair?
Use it in the shower after shampooing.
Hi. I just found your channel. I wonder how many bars in would be able to make if I purchased one of each butter and one of each of the other ingredients? Approximately?
Hi Paula. If you put the mold on a set of scales, tare the scales then fill your mold with water you will get an approximate weight of the required amount for a batch. If it's silicone, don't forget to put some support under it or you'll have a mess to clean up when you take the mold off the scales. Make the recipe according to how much your mold holds.
Can you add oats into this blend?
Hello ma'am I made this conditioner but when applied on hairs it turns out to be very oily and sticky. What is the solution? @our oily house
this is not working for my hair its becoming greasy , can you suggest something else that I can try ?
Try adding lemon oil!
I added a ton of lemon oil and my hair is Soo greasy and I tried to wash it out and it is still greasy.
Do you have to use butters? My hair does not really like butters.
I am sure there are recipes without them! I have only made it with them.
We must use it after a shower?
I use it after shampooing my hair.
Are these the same butters you would use for soap?
I have made soap bars before but only melt and pour bases. My recipes are on my channel!
Would this work for curly hair? I feel like the beeswax would weigh my hair down!
The recipe has been updated since this video, here is the new recipe: www.ouroilyhouse.com/homemade-conditioner-bars/
What does the beeswax do in the formula?
Is this for all hair types of hair cuz I noticed that you prob have fine hair which it might work different for someone like me who has thick curly hair that tends to get very frizzy esp during the summer months.. so was just wondering..
Yes my hair is VERY fine and straight. I have read that these ingredients work for most hair types but I am waiting to see comments.
Our Oily House okay we’ll let me know because I would really like to make this for my family.. as we all have very thick and curly hair that tends to stay frizzy esp when it humid.. 💜
Hair chemistry pro tip: lose the coconut oil. Coconut oil can’t penetrate the hair shaft because it’s too large on a molecular level. It just sits on the hair, weighing it down, making it greasy, heavy, and gross. Use Argan oil instead of coconut oil. She has straight, thin hair. She wouldn’t notice the heaviness and matting like people with curls will notice when our curls look like they’ve spent the day in rain and humidity.
@@vikingpaintwerxstudio7438 thanks for the tip.. yeah you are right tho about our curls looking greasy and weighted down.,
I followed this recipe exactly but my bars dont seem to wanna set completely. I was assuming they'd be of a similar texture/firmness of a cold stick of butter but they're a little softer then that and I feel like they're going to mush up completely when I get in the shower with one. Do u think melting them back down and adding more beeswax would possibly help firm them up more?
You can try that or place them in the fridge.
Same thing happened to mine so I melted again and added more beeswax, but I think I added too much beeswax because it was really hard to put in my hair and left it waxy(it was bad lol):( but I did not try putting in fridge the first time so I think I am going to melt again and add more of the butters and oils and try the fridge lol.
Do we wash hair after using it?
I wash it out after using.
Can i use soy wax instead of beeswax? Thanks!
No emulsifier?
Do the beeswax make the bars solid?
Yes
Thanks for the video! What about a natural bathroom deodorizer?
Great suggestion! I do have a diy febreeze!
What can be used instead of bees wax for a vegan?
Soy wax
This was easy to make, set up well. But I could not get it to rinse out of my hair. Made it gummy.
What about just regular conditioner?
I have a recipe for that too!
@@ouroilyhouse I will have to check it out 🙂
@@ouroilyhouse ma'am
Will you please post the link of regular conditioner.
Opps... You have already made a video! 🙃
Can I use this for my dog?
I have a dog shampoo on my blog! But yes you could use this!
What if you don't have beeswax?
It doesn't wash off a fine hair. It's too rich even for textured hair. Maybe it's because of beeswax?
Lotion bar
I’m not that you are aware that the recipe you share in the video is not the same recipe you have in the blog. It does not list beeswax ( which I do not recommend as a cosmetologist of 28 years ) and you didn’t list all the butters.
Either way, both recipes are not good for the hair
The recipe has been updated since making this video. The new recipe is on the blog and works better for more hair types!
@@ouroilyhouseIf you have an updated recipe and this isn't actually a hair conditioner, but a lotion bar, then delete the video so your subscribers don't waste their time and money believing your instructions in the video. Seems like a no-brainer, right?
Mine didn’t harden 🤷🏼♀️
Try placing them in the fridge.
The recipe shown in this video is NOT the same recipe that the link takes me to! No wonder people are having so many problems with it.
Since the video was made we have iodates this recipe on the blog. The original recipe works great for some hair types but we found that the updated recipe works better for all hair types.
@@ouroilyhouse Thanks for your reply. I think it would be helpful to say by the link that it is for an updated recipe. I will try the original recipe, and if it doesn't work for my hair I will use it as a lotion bar as others have suggested.
My hair grabs conditioner. So needs to be light
Aren't conditioners supposed to have cationic surfactants and humectants and stuff in addition to the oil? You just made a block of fat.
ok so I also feel I need to speak up here. firstly, I also followed this recipe yesterday, word by word and all and i was incredibly disappointed by the fact that indeed this does feel more like something that would be body lotion bar instead of a hair conditioner and for what it seems there are many other comments that express exactly the same. my mistake for not checking the comments and just trusting your wholesome channel.
for me the worse part is that after reading all of the comments, which are the majority about this recipe i have not seen a single apology from you for it, instead you refer people to your blog where the recipe is updated. i honestly feel you shul either rename this video or delete it, it is really not what it should be and i spent all my money buying these ingredients and making tons of bars that dont fit the description at all. i honestly feel you should stop a moment and realize the mistakes you have lead others to follow and sincerely apologize. the recipe is NOT suitable for hair, any type of hair, instead it would leave it feeling as if someone poured motor oil on my head, and then saying : ohh use ACV wash, it helps!.... thats just an extra step i dont need in my shower for a recipe you failed to do correctly and mislead everyone. i dont wish to be mean but you have to really look into what you have posted.
this only makes me feel that everything else you post may not be as truthful either. and this is coming from someone who was amazed by your channel and felt this was the right one.
Annnd no response from her, I see. Sad.
You might as well just put coconut oil straight into your hair. This doesn't work at all. Very greasy and you just have to shampoo out and start over with something else.
This bar is pure oil! It’s more like a lotion bar for extremely dry skin, no way would I put pure oil in my hair, I’d never get it out!!!!
I find it to be too greasy why is that
the beeswax actually is not good for the hair.
That would make my hair oily
Follow up with an ACV rinse.
this is a solid lotion bar not conditioner..no emulsifier no fatty alcohol very poor formulation
Sorry made it but it left my hair sooo waxed it was scary 😟 this is the only thing I did not like from your videos
BEESWAX?! Why would you ever put BEESWAX into conditioner?! Yikes!!
Where do you get your butters
Everything is linked in the description box.