Solid Shampoo and Conditioner

Viori is a hair/body care brand that I have been using for a couple of years now. Since I first tried it I decided to use solid shampoo on my hair only because it just makes more sense. If you are looking to create less waste, solid shampoo and conditioner is a great option.

The heirloom tea line is what is pictured here. (The last picture is the coconut bliss version.) The products are vegan, cruelty free, sulfate free, and plastic free which I like. My hair is always sooo shiny now and my dandruff is not nearly as bad as it was before. I’d give everything a 10/10!

I’ve used so many of their products now and this is my latest restock. I don’t think I will ever go back to regular shampoo!

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2024/1/30 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, so I know a lot of you are probably wondering about the feel of solid conditioners, especially if you're used to liquid ones. When I first switched to Viori solid conditioner, one of my biggest questions was about the texture – would it be sticky? Greasy? Hard to use? I'm here to tell you all about my personal experience with that 'lightweight conditioner texture on hand' that so many of you are searching for! First off, let's talk about holding the bar itself. The Viori solid conditioner bars, whether the square one I use or the round solid shampoo bar from the heirloom tea line, have a really satisfying, smooth texture. It's not crumbly or rough at all. When you pick it up, it feels firm and solid, yet almost silky to the touch. This is important because it makes it feel luxurious, not like some harsh bar of soap. I've even noticed how the texture changes slightly over time as it gets 'used,' becoming even smoother from contact with water and hair. Now for the *magic part*: getting that product onto your hands and hair. You don't need much! I simply wet the Viori solid conditioner bar slightly and rub it between my palms for a few seconds. What you get isn't a thick, gloopy lather like traditional liquid conditioners. Instead, it transforms into a very fine, almost creamy emulsion on your hands. This is where the 'lightweight' aspect really shines. It doesn't feel heavy or greasy at all. It's incredibly easy to distribute through your hair. The sensation is quite unique – it feels like a thin, nourishing film rather than a thick coating. I've found this lightweight texture to be a huge plus. My previous liquid conditioners sometimes left my hands feeling coated and my hair weighed down. With Viori's solid conditioner, my hands rinse clean almost instantly, and there's no sticky residue. When applied to my hair, it glides on smoothly, detangling without any pulling. It’s light enough that I can work it from mid-lengths to ends without worrying about it making my roots oily, yet it provides ample hydration. The coconut bliss version also has a lovely, subtle scent that adds to the experience without being overpowering. This 'texture on hand' experience directly translates to how my hair feels. Because it's so lightweight, my hair never feels heavy or product-laden after rinsing. It feels clean, soft, and incredibly manageable. For anyone concerned about residue or a heavy feeling after conditioning, this solid bar is a revelation. It effortlessly conditions without the weight, leaving my hair shiny and feeling naturally soft, not artificially slick. It’s truly an experience that makes you rethink what conditioner can be – effective, eco-friendly, and surprisingly delightful to use.