Cocoa Almond Conditioning Bar
Out Back in
November
Hydrates without weighing down. Detangles without buildup.
A solid conditioner built for daily use. Cocoa butter and argan oil penetrate the cuticle for real hydration. Jojoba adds slip without weight.
Conditioning, Reformulated
Glides Like A Cream
Body heat turns it creamy on contact. Distributes evenly, detangles as it goes.
No Silicone Coating
Most conditioners feel soft because of dimethicone. This one conditions with oils your hair absorbs.
Hydration That Holds
Cocoa butter and argan oil are two of the few emollients that penetrate the hair shaft.
What's Doing The Work
Cocoa Butter
Locks In MoistureA natural saturated fat that melts at body temperature. Coats the hair shaft, binds water into the cuticle, and delivers long-lasting softness.
Argan Oil
Repairs + SmoothsRich in omega-9 fatty acids and vitamin E. One of the few oils small enough to penetrate the hair shaft, where it repairs micro-damage and adds shine.
Built Clean
What's Not In It- Silicones (dimethicone, etc.)
- Sulfates
- Parabens
- Synthetic fragrance
- Plastic packaging
Bar vs. Bottle
Standard 16oz Bottle
- Plastic, often non-recyclable
- Roughly 80% water by weight
- Often contains silicones (dimethicone)
- Subject to TSA liquid rules
- Heavier shipping = more emissions
- 6–12 months once opened
How To Use It
After Shampoo
Use after the Coconut Oat Shampoo Bar. Get your hair soaking wet and keep it that way.
Glide
With the water running, run the bar over your hair from mid-lengths to ends. Pass as many times as your hair calls for.
Work To A Cream
Keep rubbing the bar through your hair under the stream until the water and conditioner build into a light cream.
Wait + Rinse
Let it sit for 1–2 minutes for a deeper soak, then rinse until water runs clear.
Questions
Will it work for thick or curly hair?
Can I use it as a leave-in?
How does it travel?
The Promise
Mixed, poured, and cured by hand. Small drops.
Let it cure. Let it work.
One Bar. Real Hydration. No Plastic.
Small batch, hand-poured, cured for two weeks. Back November 15.