With the increasing populariry of no-packaging or less-packaging products, shampoo bars and conditioning bars are quite a hype. I've shared a tutorial for this lovely conditioning bar last year in this blog post and I tweaked it a little bit to make the rinsing easier and the after feel more silky. This formulation is actually a hybrid of conditioner and a sculpting balm and is more suitable for dry hair.

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For this time I decided to use
yellow Brazilian clay both as a colorant and as an anti-pollution and hair care ingredient. The procedure is very straightforward and easy so let's jump to the formulation and procedure.
Ingredients:
| Phase A |
|
| Myrica fruit wax |
25,0% |
| Rice wax |
5,0% |
| Cocoa butter |
10,0% |
| Emulsense HC |
10,0% |
| Babassu oil |
10,0% |
| Bacuri butter |
5,0% |
| PCA glyceryl oleate |
1,0% |
| Phase B |
|
| Lexfeel natural |
8,9% |
| Olive squalane |
4,0% |
| Isoamyl laurate |
2,0% |
| Raspberry oil |
1,0% |
| Natural tocopherols |
0,5% |
| Rosemary CO2 |
0,1% |
| Phase C |
|
| Polyglyceryl-4 oleate |
10,0% |
| Amaranth CO2 extract |
1,0% |
| Apricot oil |
4,0% |
| Yellow Brazilian clay |
1,5% |
| Phase D |
|
| Ylang-ylang oil |
0,4% |
| Sweet orange oil |
0,6% |
Procedure:
1- Melt phase A in a water bath @ 70-75 oC.
2- After phase A is fully melted stop heating and add phase B.
3- Start cooling down and stir every now and then during cool down till you reach a medium to thick trace.
4- Add phase C and blend.
5- Add the essential oils and pour into mould cavities.
6- Put into fridge for at least 12 hours
7- Remove from the mould cavities and pack in wax paper
BeHappy and have fun