Fans of Lush Daddy-O Shampoo may be pleased to know that Lush have somewhat expanded the haircare line with a solid conditioner - Lush Super Daddy-O, the only problem is that it is exclusive to the Lush Oxford Street Store. Admittedly quite the trek for some of us but if you can visit I can't recommend it enough - there is over 200 exclusive products to choose from.
If you are familiar with Lush Daddy-O Shampoo, you will know that the deep purple tinge of the product is for a reason - to tone any brassy tones out of blonde hair without the need for a trip to the local hair salon. Lush Super Daddy-O works in the same way only rather cleansing it conditions all the while brightening blonde hair - be it bleached or natural.
I have tried Lush Solid Conditioner in the past. I dabbled with Lush Jungle Conditioner with no luck. Now don't get me wrong if you have fine or maybe even normal hair that doesn't need a lot of moisture Lush Solid Conditioners could be for you. My main problem with Lush Super Daddy-O Conditioner is getting the actual product on to my hair. If using my hands I can't get enough conditioner for my needs. Then if I use the bar directly on to my hair, the bar is too solid in form to disperse the product - it needs the heat of your hands to produce adequate conditioner. It is a loose, loose situation for me - in the end out of frustration both times I have used Super Daddy-O, I have reached for a bottle of conditioner. Really it is a shame as Lush Super Daddy-O smells wonderful (like Violets) and does brighten my hair without weighing it down, I simply don't have the time nor gumption to use two separate conditioners each time I wash my hair. On the plus side it does not contain any silicones - the rest of the ingredients are somewhat a mystery as it is not listed online. As I have said above this may be better suited to those with fine hair and/or for those who travel frequently but for my needs it falls a little too flat.
You can find Lush Super Daddy-O Solid Condtioner via Lush Oxford Street for £5.95 per bar.
Sounds a little too frustrating to use. I could never understand doing conditioner as a bar. Should stay bottled.
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I like the idea of that shampoo cause it lathers up but the bar conditioner just doesn't work like that. Thanks for the honest review.
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The idea of a conditioner in a bar is....wierd for me! I don't think I would feel comfortable using a bar in my hair - I like to rub a liquid through and it feels like it's coating everything. Having said that, I like the fact they have included the purple in it to take out brassiness in blonde hair xx
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I am a big fan of the shampoo however I have yet to try the conditioner bar. I am pretty skeptical about this product as I have thick hair and after reading your review I don't think it will work well with my hair. Maybe I will give it a go but I am not sure.
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Never seen conditioner in a bar before! I like the idea that its natural though :)
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Never seen such a nice hair conditioner. Looks good.
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Aww as if you weren't a fan of Jungle, I bloody love it :')! I'm considering picking this up when I visit in August cause I might be getting grey hair in the future! It's a shame you didn't get on with this product though :(!
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