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Who it's for: Every hair type. Especially useful if conditioners usually leave your hair flat or greasy at the roots.
What it does: Detangles, softens and seals moisture into mid-lengths and ends without coating the hair or dragging it down.
How it works: Cocoa and shea butter seal the cuticle while hydrolyzed rice protein and rice bran oil reinforce the ends. Behentrimonium methosulfate — a rapeseed-derived conditioner — gives slip without the buildup silicones leave.
What it feels like: Glides on wet hair, rinses to a smooth finish. Hair air-dries softer and combs out without snagging.
Scent: Jasmine and soft florals — the same as the shampoo bar.
How to use: Every wash, mid-lengths to ends only. Leave on one to two minutes before rinsing.
Sulfate-free · Paraben-free · Phthalate-free · pH-balanced · Vegan · Cruelty-free · Plastic-free · 100+ washes per bar.
Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Cocoa Butter, Cetyl Alcohol, Longsheng Rice Water, Shea Butter, Butylene Glycol (Plant-Based), Stearic Acid, Vitamin B8, Vitamin B5, Rice Bran Oil, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, Broccoli Seed Oil, Bamboo Extract, Fragrance*, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E, Aloe Vera, Jasmine Flower Extract
*Plant-based and naturally occurring, clean ingredients.
1. After shampooing, squeeze excess water from your hair.
2. Glide the bar directly down mid-lengths and ends — skip the roots.
3. Comb through with fingers or a wide-tooth comb to distribute.
4. Leave on 1–2 minutes, then rinse with cool water.
5. Use less than you think — a little goes a long way.
6. Store on a bamboo holder or dry surface between uses.
Watch the tutorial: https://youtu.be/wAkPA2meS0g
EVERY HAIR TYPE · DRY OR BREAKING ENDS
Rice Water Conditioner Bar – All Hair Types

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THE PROBLEM
Buildup, dependency cycles, and waxy residue aren't hair problems — they're routine problems.
Heat tools, brushing, and harsh sulfates lift the cuticle. Straight and wavy hair is basically a flat mirror, so a rough surface kills its shine faster than on any other texture.
Sulfate-heavy liquid shampoos strip the scalp, trigger oil overproduction, and rely on silicone to fake the shine back — a loop that never actually lets your hair find its balance.
Minerals, dry shampoo, and styling residue leave a microscopic film that scatters light, so brown hair looks grey and flat even right after washing. Regular shampoo doesn't always rinse it fully.
THE ANSWER
The Rice Water Conditioner Bar puts moisture back where the wash took it and rinses clean, so hair stays soft without turning heavy.
Conditioning agents and Longsheng rice water give enough slip to get a comb through wet hair, then rinse without leaving a coating on the strand. That matters more than it sounds — most of what makes hair go limp by day two is conditioner residue, not the conditioner itself. Rice water amino acids and hydrolyzed rice protein give the mid-lengths and ends something to hold onto, so they stay flexible instead of going brittle between washes. Works across hair types because it conditions where hair needs it and leaves the roots alone.
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Sources: Cruz et al. 2016 · Sahu et al. 2025, Acta Scientific Pharmaceutical Sciences 9.5 · Hard water prevalence and mineral composition: USGS Water Science School · Draelos ZD, Dermatologic Clinics · Ingredient-level findings, not clinical claims for this formula.
Most rice water proteins are too large to enter the hair shaft — at 13,000–30,000 Daltons, they sit on the surface and rinse away. Hydrolyzed Rice Protein is broken down to peptides below ~1,000 Daltons, small enough to reach the cortex, where research indicates they deposit preferentially on compromised areas, improving tensile strength and reducing breakage under combing stress. The result is a strand that bends without snapping — not a coating, but internal reinforcement.
Inositol — Vitamin B8, naturally present in fermented rice water — is one of the few hair-active compounds that penetrates the cortex and remains there after the water runs clear. Studies suggest this residual effect increases hair elasticity, helping strands absorb the mechanical stress of daily styling rather than breaking under it. It is why hair washed with an inositol-containing formula can feel more cooperative on day two and three, not just the hour after washing.
There is a chemistry reason some shampoo bars leave hair feeling dull or straw-like — and it has nothing to do with the bar format itself. Soap-based saponified bars react with the calcium and magnesium naturally present in tap water across much of the US to form a residue that coats the shaft. This bar is built on Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, a surfactant-based, non-saponified system that does not produce that reaction — so it lathers and rinses cleanly regardless of what comes out of your tap.
A coconut-derived cleanser (sodium cocoyl isethionate) lifts oil, product, and hard-water buildup while leaving the cuticle intact — so hair reads clean and bright, not stripped or squeaky.
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