A tallow conditioner bar is beneficial for hair because it deeply moisturizes and nourishes the hair shaft due to its high concentration of natural fats, similar to the sebum our scalp produces, making it particularly helpful for dry, damaged, or textured hair while also potentially promoting shine and reducing frizz; it is considered a gentle option that doesn't strip the hair of its natural oils, and can be a more sustainable choice compared to traditional liquid conditioners. 
 
Tallow, Beeswax, shea butter,
Hibiscus Powder: Strengthens hair follicles, promotes hair growth, and softens the hair cuticle with its rich vitamins and antioxidants.
Shikakai Powder: A natural cleanser that gently removes buildup, detangles, and promotes stronger, healthier hair growth.
Amla Powder: Packed with vitamin C and antioxidants, it strengthens hair, promotes growth, and enhances shine and smoothness.
Rosemary Essential Oil: Stimulates blood circulation to the scalp, promoting hair growth and strengthening hair while reducing dandruff.
Orange essential oil: moisturizes your hair shaft and prevents it from turning rough, dull and brittle. Using orange oil on your scalp and hair will improve the texture of your hair strands and encourage hair growth, leading to less hair fall.
 
How to Use:
simply wet your hair and the bar. Rub the bar between your hands and apply to hair, focusing on the ends. Leave it in for a few minutes to allow the nourishing ingredients to work.  Rinse thoroughly with water. This is not meant to be a daily conditioning bar and will not have a lather, but rather to deep condition the hair on a bi-weekly or monthly basis. It will leave an oilier residue and will need to be washed out again with shampoo or an av rinse.  For best results, store the conditioner bar in a cool, dry place between uses, only using the tin container for transporting and not storing. 
 
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