April Empties 20/24
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This is the Verb Ghost Conditioner for Fine to Medium Hair.
I finished a 12 oz bottle (not sure if this is their regular size or mini). I finished the shampoo last month. I liked using them together! This is a super thick, and hard to get out of the bottle conditioner. It almost has a silicone feel to it, like a pore blurring primer texture almost. It made my hair feel really soft! I didn't notice any breakage or damage after using it. I also didn't notice any increased volume. But it smelled ok, and didn't make my hair fall out. I would use it again, but I want to try some of their other conditioners first.
Having used the Verb Ghost Conditioner for a full bottle, I can share a few additional insights from my personal experience that might help those considering it for their hair care routine. This conditioner has a notably thick consistency, almost reminiscent of a silicone-based primer, which helps in instantly smoothing and softening hair strands. I found that applying it required a bit more effort to work the product evenly through my hair due to this thickness, but the payoff was a noticeably silkier and more manageable texture after rinsing. One thing to mention is that despite its richness, it didn’t weigh my hair down or lead to greasiness, which can be a concern with thicker formulas. However, I didn’t observe an increase in volume or lift, so if volumizing is your main goal, this might not be the best choice. The scent was subtle and pleasant, avoiding overpowering fragrances that can sometimes irritate the scalp. Importantly, I didn’t experience any breakage or hair loss during my usage, which speaks to its gentle formulation that's suitable for regular use on fine to medium hair types. I also paired this conditioner with the accompanying Verb shampoo, which I finished the month before. Together, they formed a solid duo that helped maintain softness without stripping the hair’s natural oils. Although I enjoyed this pairing, I’m curious to test other conditioners from Verb’s range to compare benefits and textures. In summary, if you’re looking for a conditioner that deeply softens and smooths fine to medium hair with a unique, thick texture, the Verb Ghost Conditioner is worth trying. Just be prepared for the dense formula that might need some getting used to during application. It’s a strong option within the ‘empties’ realm for April, especially for those prioritizing softness and manageability over volume enhancement.
