Wouldn't the full size conditioner bar eventually get to an unusable size? Feels like a huge issue if you're unable to use the entire product.

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The video directly addresses a common pain point for users of solid conditioner bars, offering a practical and innovative solution that maximizes product usage and minimizes waste.

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The creator addresses a common concern about solid conditioner bars becoming too small to use. They demonstrate a method of sticking the nearly depleted bar to the bottom of a new, full-sized bar, allowing for complete use of both products.

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Replying to @kahnartist731 such a great question! With a really simple answer

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Reply to @kahnartist731s M Wouldn't the full size conditioner bar eventually get to an unusable size? Feels like a huge issue if you're unable to use the entire product. So what happens when your solid conditioner bar gets so sm it's impossible to use? It's impossible to use? The answer is actu So here's what my conditioner bar looks like after a ful Here's how much hair I have for refer When it gets that small, it's so hard to Here's it nex And all I'm gonna do is stick it to the bottom of doesn't come off. When it gets wet again it's now permanently And I can use it right into the very end. Because it would suck if we sold a produc until it was completely use

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So what happens when your solid conditioner bar gets so small it's impossible to use? It's impossible to use? The answer is actually really simple. So here's what my conditioner bar looks like after a full year of use. Here's how much hair I have for reference. When it gets that small, it's so hard to use. Here's it next to a full size bar. And all I'm gonna do is stick it to the bottom of it after it dries. Doesn't come off. When it gets wet again, it's now permanently stuck on. And I can use it right into the very end. Because it would suck if we sold a product until it was completely used up.