ETHIQUE Mini 15g Solid Conditioner & Co-Wash - Curliosity (2024)

FAQs

Are Ethique products curly girl approved? ›

Our shampoo and conditioner concentrates can definitely be used by anyone who has curly hair! However, if you follow the Curly Girl Method (CGM) and are looking for CGM approved products, these are not 'approved' as they contain sulfates.

Curly Range FAQs

Yes! Whether you're a fan of air drying, plopping, scrunching, diffusing or pineappling, our brand-new range will work for you.

Absolutely. You can use both shampoo and conditioner bars for curly hair. The best conditioner bars for curly hair - just like the best shampoo bars for curly hair - are made with natural ingredients that don't dry out your curls.

The choice between co-washing and shampooing ultimately depends on your hair type, preferences and individual needs. Those with curly or textured hair may benefit from co-washing more often to help hydrate hair, retain natural oils, enhance curl definition and prevent dryness, something curly hair types are prone to.

Definitely. My hair is clean, shiny, and soft after all three Ethique shampoo bars and there is no leftover waxy residue. The conditioner bars are just as good as liquid shampoo, last a long time, and mean you can ditch plastic bottles.

Lush's bars made my hair feel knotted and more frizzy. I feel that Ethique's bars are wayyy more conditioning and lathers better. I even tried them with longer hair and shorter hair. If you're unsure I would try out Ethique's sample packs!

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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 Curly Girl Method advocates for minimal contact with the curls and it is best to use the hands in a gentle fashion to encourage the curl. When the hands are used, special techniques are recommended to apply products such as shampoo, conditioner and styling gel.

How do you use solid conditioner on curly hair? ›

Simply stroke the solid conditioner on the ends of your hair, massage and then rinse as normal. Curly hair : If you have curly hair, our recommendation is to stroke the bar down your hair to get full coverage and rinse if you wish, and then keep the bar in your hand as you scrunch those curls.

To keep your scalp and hair clean yet well-moisturized, try co-washing once a week and see how your tresses react. The bottom line is that co-washing products act as a gentle cleanser for your strands. Use a co-wash as you would a regular shampoo in between your wash days.

Co-washes are conditioners with a little bit of cleansing ingredients inside. They are the most gentle cleanser you can use, they do not foam and they are designed for frequent or everyday washes. Because the product doesn't strip away natural oils like traditional shampoos, you can use this everyday if needed.

Does Ethique use sulfates? Yes, we do. The sulfates we use in our shampoo and body wash bars come from coconut, not palm oil.

One easy way to check a product is to put the ingredients into an online analyzer. Otherwise, the key is to look for certain categories of ingredients you need to avoid, such as sulfates and non-water soluble silicones.

Ethique's haircare bars leave your hair feeling refreshed, smooth, and shiny, while ditching the plastic waste. Crafted with natural ingredients like coconut oil, they're tailored to specific hair needs, promoting overall hair health.

We provide naturally derived and regeneratively sourced active ingredients in the form of powders or blocks, ready for you to make into your favorite liquid shampoo, conditio...