Solid conditioner soap base

Additional information :

Main features :

• Customize as you wish: Add your favorite ingredients, such as plant extracts, clays or essential oils, to create the ideal conditioner for your hair type.

• Intense nutrition: Shea butter and coconut oil nourish, moisturize and protect the hair fiber.

• Effective conditioning: Behentrimonium Chloride, a natural conditioning agent, helps detangle and soften hair while avoiding weighing it down.

• Ecological and responsible: In its solid version, this product drastically reduces waste while being easy to transport and use on a daily basis.

• RSPO MB certified: An environmentally-friendly formulation with sustainable certification for palm oil production.

• Ready to melt: the base melts from 60°C, making it easy to use and customize.

Format:

• Convenient 100 g packaging: This format makes it possible to prepare two 50 g solid conditioners, ideal for everyday use or to take with you when traveling.

Advantages :

• Flexible and customizable: Whether you have dry, oily or normal hair, you can easily customize this product with plant extracts, clays or essential oils to meet your specific needs.

• Economical and long-lasting: A solid format that lasts longer than a conventional conditioner, while being convenient to carry and zero waste.

• Easy to prepare and use: Whether for everyday use or travel, this compact format is easy to handle and dose.

Directions for use : Solid conditioner soap base.

Here's a simple, step-by-step guide to using and customizing solid conditioner base.

Find all our solid conditioner recipes on our website:

Materials required:

• Solid conditioner soap base

• Customized ingredients (plant extracts, clays, essential oils, etc.)

• Heat-resistant container (microwave or bain-marie compatible)

• Moulds (for shaping conditioners)

• Spatula or spoon for mixing

Preparation steps :

1. Weigh the solid conditioner base:

   • Take the required quantity of solid base.
     For example, to prepare two 50 g conditioners, measure out 100 g of base.

2. Melt the base:

   • Place the solid base in a heat-resistant container.

   • Melt in the microwave (at 10-20 second intervals) or in a bain-marie, keeping an eye on the temperature.
     The base starts to melt at 60°C, so avoid heating above this point to avoid altering the properties of the ingredients.

3. Add custom ingredients :

   • Once the base is completely melted, add the ingredients according to your needs:

     • Plant extracts (for specific properties such as hydration or shine)

     • Clays (such as green clay for oily hair or pink clay for sensitive hair)

     • Essential oils (such as lavender to soothe the scalp, or rosemary to stimulate hair growth)

   • Mix well with a spatula or spoon to homogenize the preparation.

4. Pour the mixture into moulds:

   • Pour the melted mixture into suitable molds to form solid conditioners.
     Use silicone molds to facilitate removal from the mold once the product has cooled.

   • Allow to cool to room temperature or place in the refrigerator to accelerate hardening.

5. Demoulding and storage :

   • Once the conditioners have hardened, gently remove them from the moulds.

   • Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture.

Using solid conditioner :

1. Apply to wet hair:

   • After washing your hair with shampoo, apply solid conditioner directly to wet hair.
     Concentrate on lengths and ends.

2. Massage and leave to set:

   • Massage gently to distribute product.
     Leave on for a few minutes to allow the nourishing ingredients to penetrate the hair.

3. Rinse thoroughly:

   • Rinse with lukewarm water until the product is completely removed.
     Your hair will be soft, detangled and deeply nourished.

By following these steps, you'll obtain a solid conditioner perfectly suited to your hair, which you can customize to your needs while minimizing your impact on the environment.

When making soaps with Melt and Pour base, it is essential that children are always accompanied by an adult.
Care must be taken when handling the molten soap base, particularly in view of the high melting temperatures (up to 75-80°C).
To ensure children's safety, an adult must supervise all stages of the activity, from melting the base to handling utensils and molds.
This supervision prevents any risk of burns or accidents linked to the use of hot equipment, and ensures that the activity takes place in complete safety.