Hairy Jayne Conditioner Bar

• Break off a small piece of your conditioner bar. You may need to experiment with the size of the piece for your hair type, but best to start small. • Squidge the piece of conditioner bar into the palm of one hand using the thumb of the other hand and some water. • Rub your palms together to form a paste.  • Add some more water then work it between your palms until it becomes a cream, breaking up any small lumps of conditioner bar as you go.  • Run the cream through the mid-lengths and ends of your hair (keep away from the scalp). • Use your fingers or a wide tooth comb to get through any tangles. Please note that at this stage it doesn't feel as 'slippy' as a liquid conditioner would, but it is doing the work! • Rinse well with hot water to remove all of the conditioner.  — Alternatively, if you'd rather make the conditioner bar into a liquid before using it: • Chop the bar into quarters with a knife. It's best to do it in four pieces as the conditioner bars contain no preservatives, so once water is added to make the liquid, the conditioner will only stay fresh for a few weeks. • Place the cube in a glass or bowl. Add roughly the same amount of boiling water as the size of the piece of conditioner bar. Use a spoon or stirrer to swill it around and help it dissolve. • Let the mixture cool for a minute as it will thicken up slightly. You can then add more cool water to the mixture and stir well until it is the desired strength or consistency.