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Natural Hair Conditioner Flakes

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$3,183.36

All natural, vegetarian flakes derived from coconut oil, castor & palm oil for making your own custom creme rinse/hair conditioner. One pound yields up to 35 pounds of hair conditioner!

Size: 175 lb (bulk)

($18.19/lb)

1 lb

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$21.15 $24.88

($21.15/lb)

5 lb

Natural Hair Conditioner Flakes

All natural, vegetarian flakes derived from coconut oil, castor & palm oil for making your own custom creme rinse/hair conditioner. One pound y...

All natural, vegetarian flakes derived from coconut oil, castor & palm oil for making your own custom creme rinse/hair conditioner. One pound yields up to 35 pounds of hair conditioner!

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Directions

Add the flakes to 160 °F water. Stick blend until smooth. Add Preservative, Fragrance and Colorant. Mix periodically until cool enough to pour into containers. Note: The hair conditioner flakes mix in easily and smoothly. Mixture thickens as it cools.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Use caution when melting—hot product may cause burns. Wear gloves when handling. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Wow!!

"Impressive product! This will replace my conditioner in my home, so customizable!!!"

— Lindsey S. (5/5)

Great natural conditioner

"We don’t use this as a liquid conditioner. We actually use it as an ingredient in our solid shampoos. It makes such a great dual product when you combine it into a lush style shampoo bar. Clean and natural. Exactly what we’re after."

— Benjamin R. (5/5)

Love this Scent

"I have a customer that is allergic to Glycol. This one base does not have it, and she loves this conditioner. I as well."

— Jennie B. (5/5)

Conditioner Flakes

"I don't care for this product at all, doesn't condition very well, doesn't detangle very well, doesn't smell good even after adding essential oils"

— Michele M. (1/5)

Wrong size jars

"The sugar scrub is excellent but because the narrow mouth jars Wholesale Supply included in the kit wouldn't work with a scrub I had to replace them with wide mouth jars from my own inventory. Please use the wide mouth in those kits in the future."

— Phyllis (3/5)

HAIR CONDITIONER

"I AM A HAIRDRESSER AND SALON OWNER AND HAVE USED THIS IN 2 BACKBAR ITEMS AND I AM MORE IMPRESSED WITH THIS THAN ANY ,' PRO' Brand I've ever bought. . . I have substituted BTMS25 ,when I could not find THIS ITEM FROM WSP anymore and it's a NOT, I REPEAT, NOT A GOOD ITEM TO USE ON THE HAIR,,leaves it Dull, Limp, and Overtime, a Waxy Buildup. . ."

— Liz (5/5)

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On webpage product description it says it is made from coconut, castor and palm oil so why are these oils not listed on the ingredient list on the package? Important to know since some folks are allergic to coconut oil. All I saw was castor oil of those 3 oils..: Castor oil is listed as an ingredient. The Cetearyl Alcohol is derived from coconut and palm as listed in the description, but the flakes do not contain coconut oil or palm oil as ingredients.
I love the conditioner but, can I make a leave-in conditioner with this? Thanks!: Yes you can make a leave in conditioner with this product.
What is the ionic charge of the natural haircare flakes?: Cetearyl Alcohol: Neutral (non-ionic)PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil: Non-ionicCastor Oil: Neutral (non-ionic)Stearalkonium Chloride: Cationic (positively charged)
Can this be used to make lotion?: We have never tested this as a lotion ingredient.
What can I add to make a silky soft feel ?: You can try testing Honeyquat, argan or jojoba oil.