Eco friendly conditioner

[SunnyUpNorth]

Can anyone recommend an eco friendly conditioner that works and won’t break the bank?

I love the Lush shampoo bars but not really liking the conditioner bar. I find it hard to get enough of it on my hair to really help.

I got a gorgeous one in a glass jar from Plastic freedom but it’s so expensive, and a really small amount.

I think I’d prefer a ‘normal’ conditioner in a bottle to a bar.

My hair is fine but quite a lot of it, but damaged as I was dark but have gone quite grey so has had years of dye and now lots of blonde highlights. They’re growing out but it’s still dry at the mid-ends. Can go quote static/flyaway with some conditioners and greasy with others. So something reasonably lightweight but nourishing.

Anyone?

There's a brand called Suma that do refills. Pretty good eco and ethical credentials I think.

Funky soaps sells refills in metal bottles or cardboard tubs.

Great, thanks all, I’ll look those up.
@LalalalalaLlama I’ve popped a bit of water in the tin, would be great if that works.

Faith in nature, great range, and a fiver a bottle (but its quite big) and some of them smell lovely! You can get them at Holland and barret or directly from faith in nature

I use shampoo and conditioner bars from Folksoap. I also use their soap bars and Tinned deodorant. Absolutely love their products.... Really good value and small amazing! I too have fine, dyed hair and had no problem with switching from an expensive salon brand.

Smell even!