Conditioner is better. It makes the hair all silky and smooth. That was a Billy Madison reference. The conditioner by Public Goods is a great counterpart to the shampoo. Again, that gentle citrus smell. Even the bottle is cruelty free. It's made from sugar cane. So if you're about simple and efficient, Public Goods shampoo and conditioner, both are a good go for $8.

And so the next product we have is the Public Goods conditioner. Just used the shampoo and then got the conditioner to kind of use as a full package. And I gotta say it's, I mean, it's a good conditioner. I don't think it did anything amazing, but it's very silky and it washed out really well. It has a really nice citrusy scent. It's almost like mulled wine because it has oranges in it, it has geraniums, cinnamon, mandarin, nutmeg. So it reminded me of mulled wine, essentially. Like it smelled really nice and it felt really good. It's paraben-free, vegan-friendly, sulfate-free, gluten-free, natural fragrances, and cruelty-free. It's a solid conditioner.

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Piggybacking off of the shampoo by Public Goods, I'm going to also review the Gently Citrus Conditioner. This is also $8. It has almost identical, if not identical ingredients as the shampoo, and it's also paraben, sulfate, gluten, and cruelty-free, vegan-friendly, and has a natural fragrance. I let this sit in my hair for about two minutes, and when I rinsed it out, my hair was very silky smooth, very soft to the touch, which I love. And just like the shampoo, the gentle citrus smell was amazing. Not too overpowering. Even if you use too much on accident, you definitely would not have that overpowering smell. 10 out of 10. I highly recommend. It is a very low price, so you definitely get your bang for your buck, and it smells really good.

Can we just talk about how shiny my hair is right now? Oh my goodness, I have found my new obsession. It is the Public Goods line of hair care. It is just amazing. My hair is light and shiny and glossy and full of life. And it really compares to some of the more expensive lines I've tried on the market. But believe it or not, this conditioner is $8. $8 for hair that looks like this. I am completely in love with it. And above all else, as a new mom, it's really important for me that things be clean and healthy and good for you. This line is clean. It's gluten-free, paraben-free. It is sulfate-free, cruelty-free. It's made with natural ingredients. And I just love the results. It smells a little citrusy and herbal. It's light and lovely. And again, at $8 for amazing hair care.

So you can tell it's time for a shower. I just got these products from Public Goods. I got the body wash, the conditioner, the shampoo. I'm so excited to try them because it is a clean product line, paraben-free, vegan-friendly, sulfate-free, gluten-free, natural fragrance, and cruelty-free. So I am gonna be back in just a few minutes and I'll let you know what I think.

So like I promised, I just got done showering, used this conditioner from Public Goods for the first time, and it smells so lovely. It has an ever so slight citrus scent, just really refreshing, not overpowering at all. Felt really nice and silky on my hair. I'm going to dry it now, see how it looks, but I definitely recommend so far.

Hi guys, so I got these giant refills from Public Goods. This is the conditioner. I'll do a review on the shampoo, but I mean, I've been using this, like the bottom's wet, it's been in my shower, like this giant thing has been in my shower since I got it like two weeks ago. It's amazing. It's, I mean, there's nothing in it that is bad for your hair. It's all organic. It's paraben-free, vegan-free, saltate-free, cruelty-free, natural fragrance, gluten-free. Like, my hair has never felt so good. It has never felt so healthy. It has lasted longer in between washes. I mean, you can tell like there's no toxins and just bad stuff for your hair. I mean, I absolutely love it. And the conditioner makes your hair so soft. I, I'm obsessed. I need to find smaller bottles so I can put it in my shower because this thing has been in my shower. That's how much I love it. I've been carrying around a milk jug in my shower. 10, 10 recommend.

Hi guys, today we are going to try this shampoo bar from Pobly Goods. It is the first time using a shampoo bar on my curly hair so let's see what happens. I am done using the shampoo. I used it three times, that's what I usually do. My hair feels really clean but at the same time my curls feel kind of rough so I don't know if I am going to use it again.

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Today I'm trying a shampoo bar which I've been wanting to try forever. This one had the best ingredients so I knew I had to give it a try. The smell is absolutely amazing and it leaves my hair so silky smooth and glowing the next day.

Okay, here's the thing about this. I've heard great things about public goods on this app, and I am normally a shampoo and conditioner bar user full-time. I found a brand that I really, really love. It was really difficult because a lot of shampoo bars don't get sudsy enough, they don't detangle your hair enough, they have that very basic like lavender natural frou-frou smell. So it was really hard to find the brand that I really like, and this, I'm sorry, does not measure up. It smells good, smells pleasant, decent price, gets fairly sudsy. I love that it's everything free, very, very good for the environment, very good for the earth, they don't do animal testing, etc. But just overall not worth switching.

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