BIORR Rice Water Conditioner Bar – Strengthening & Moisturizing Formula with Argan Oil, Aloe Vera & Shea Butter | Color-Safe, Vegan & Plastic-Free Silky Radiance Citrus Scent

Works Well but Overpriced
The fragrance of this conditioner bar is not exactly appealing to me, though it is not unpleasant either. When applying it, it initially feels like not much product is transferring, but during rinsing it becomes clear that enough was applied. Because of this I suggest being more conservative when applying it than you would think. Otherwise it is easy to use and leaves my hair feeling decently healthy. The bar is lasting quite a while so far so pretty good longevity.The bar itself has a nice presentation and even came with a biodegradable seed card that can be planted to grow flowers, which was an interesting surprise. It leaves my hair feeling soft and well-conditioned. At the time of order, it was priced at $17 for a single bar, which feels quite high. I would have trouble recommending it unless the price comes down.

🎵I love it, I honestly love it!🎶
10000% having an Olivia Newton-John moment with how much I love this conditioner bar. I’ve tried several over the years in a quest to find one that actually leaves my hair feeling good, but the pluses (great for travel, more sustainable for shipping) were always negated by the greasy, residue-ey feel of them in my hair. This, though – it’s a revelation! It doesn’t suds up, but rubbing it on my wet hands and wet hair spreads enough of it around to work through the hair, without leaving behind a heavy, greasy layer that I can feel sitting atop my head. It spreads through the hair easily once it’s mixed with a little shower water, but has not suffered any undue crumbling from being stored in the shower. I have it elevated out of the flow of water & sitting on a toothy little soap saver so it dries out between showers, and it’s still got a very clear design on the top after a couple weeks’ use- it really hasn’t worn down at all. The scent is light, fresh, and woodsy- it doesn’t cling to hair or interfere with my perfumes but it’s pleasant while using it. My hair is perhaps a liiiiiitle more tangle-prone than with , but nothing a quick pass with my boar bristle brush can’t smooth out. Can’t speak to the growth and strength claims yet, but it at least doesn’t seem to be making me sheddier than usual. The price ($16.99 as of my order) feels a little steep until you think that it’s equivalent to three bottles of normal conditioner, which puts it firmly in the drugstore conditioner price range for what feels like a substantially more luxe product. If I could, I’d give it more than 5 stars!

Great, but not life changing
I’ve used this castor oil conditioner bar a few times now. It’s easy to apply once you get the hang of it—just rub it between your hands or directly onto wet hair. It doesn’t lather (which is normal for conditioner), but it does coat the strands well enough. The hair feels super smooth while it’s wet. My hair felt soft afterward, and it helped with frizz a bit, though I wouldn’t say it was deeply nourishing. The scent is subtle—kind of herbal and sweet—but not super noticeable once rinsed out. I haven’t seen major changes in hair growth, but it didn’t weigh my hair down or leave buildup, which is a plus.It’s a solid option if you’re trying to cut down on plastic and want something travel-friendly. Just don’t expect salon-level results. Works fine for everyday use.