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Dip is the best conditioner bar for perfect curls because it also doubles as a very moisturizing leave in conditioner.  Curlies, we absolutely kept you in mind during development, so don't you fret! For some (not all) of our customers, they were even able to ditch their plastic bottled curl cream completely!

Type 2 hair comes with the benefit of not to oily and not to dry. The perfect mix for healthy hair. The S shape is determined by how many bonds are formed in between the keratin proteins that make up your strands of hair. We have tested our dip conditioner bar on all hair types and we are still convinced that it is the best conditioner bar on the market.  

What is the best conditioner bar for straight hair?  We think Dip. Type 1 hair has its perks, typically soft shiny and manageable it’s a hair type easy to exist with minimal effort however many with type 1 hair complain about its stubbornness in styling and how fast it appears greasy. When applying the Dip conditioner bar, avoiding the roots is key.

Most data will support that the pink tax costs a woman an average of 1,351 USD per year in comparison to if a man bought the same quantity. We’re not cool with this discrepancy so we refuse to let it creep into our costs. We have shampoo bars and the best conditioner bar for any gender.

After all we did formulate the best conditioner bar for your tresses to be ready to go whenever. But we also understand that sometimes nothing beats a big blow out (or as some of us at Dip love, giant curls) and we usually have to achieve those looks with heat styling. Good thing we added in the ingredients needed to protect your hair on your heat heavy days. In fact we added in a ton of ingredients to nourish your strands and keep them healthy — check them out!

The plight of being a hair snob with young kids.  Children don’t know the difference between your high end conditioner and a bottle of bubble bath and nothing hurts worse than having your precious bottles stuff squeezed out into a tub.

Pouring from big bottle of shampoo and conditioner into little (under 3oz) bottle of shampoo and conditioner is not only extra eco-un-friendly but also comes with risks and no rewards.   We’ve had crushed bags and burst bottles of conditioner all over our clothes and running out of product just a couple days after we get to our destination being left with drying hotel hair “care” (if you can even call it caring).  With those problems in mind, our best conditioner bar became our best travel hack.

Living on North Shore, O'ahu I was surrounded by competitive and professional surfers. They all had their hair down (just look at action shots of Alana Blanchard, her sun soaked blonde hair reaches past her waist and she doesn’t tie it up) but I thought loose hair was only for the professionals, once you got good at surfing. I realized they just knew what I didn’t. Loose hair while surfing actually tangles less and therefore breaks less than hair tied up while surfing.