Break away from the bottle and reduce waste with this eco-conscious conditioner bar, designed to outlast multiple of its plastic bottle counterparts. This bar features Colonial S18PF as the palm-free conditioning aid to leave hair soft, bouncy, and smooth. With nourishing butters and oils, this bar can also be used as a conditioning shaving bar.
Use: Lather bar in hands with warm water. Apply bar to wet hair with a combing/swiping motion and massage through. Leave on for several minutes before rinsing for maximum nourishment. Keep bar dry between uses.
Colonial Chemical, Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of surfactants and other specialty ingredients for Personal Care and Cosmetics. Colonial Chemical pioneered extremely mild eco-friendly sulfonated surfactants derived from renewable alkyl polyglucosides with its SugaNate Series. Other products include pearlizing agents, foam stabilizers, viscosity builders, emulsifiers, solubilizers, couplers, and more.
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