Today I tried the Public Goods hair oil, an all-natural, cruelty-free, and vegan oil blend that's supposed to leave your hair feeling nourished and shiny. I put it in my hair before I showered as part of my oiling routine and it had a really nice soft jasmine scent as well, which was nice. This is what it looks like after washing and blow-drying, and it definitely left my hair a lot more nourished. I would definitely recommend this.

So right now I'm trying out the Public Goods hair oil. It is cruelty-free, vegan, and made of natural ingredients. This is what it looks like. You're supposed to just put a drop of your hands, so I've already done that, and then rub it all throughout your hair for the best results. And yeah, I really love how it smells, and I feel like this is a really good hair oil if you're looking for one.

So if I always have like super long hair, like that's not the problem for me. The problem for me with this hair is that it's always super fluffy. So today we're going to try this hair oil that I ordered on the Flip App. It smells like a mixture of vanilla and coconut. I love that it has this glass applicator so you can just easily take out oil from here. As you can see, I'm not gonna use much. Just gonna use a little bit. Five drops. We're gonna rub them in our hands like we always do. I'm gonna love it for my hair because that means that my hair's gonna smell good, right? We're gonna put it on our hair. And instantly, you can see. So it was like super big. I barely put it on and it calms down my hair. I love the smell, I love the ingredients, and I love how lightweight it is. So I do recommend this. It was only $10 from the Flip App. And thank you.

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.

Hello, welcome to my bathroom. So I just got out of the shower and used the Public Goods shampoo. I had a lot of product in my hair because of a shoot. So there's a lot of hairspray, a lot of volumizing powder. And I was a little skeptical because this is a very gentle shampoo. I mean, it's paraben-free, very important, vegan-friendly, sulfate-free, which you really want in a shampoo, gluten-free, natural fragrance, and cruelty-free. And made in the USA. But it has a, it did the job for sure. My hair feels really clean. It still feels, it doesn't feel dry at all. It didn't strip any natural oils. And it has a really nice, clean scent. It's very citrusy. It's like, it's orangey. It has a very nice, very gentle orange smell. I definitely recommend it because the price is.

Today I'll be reviewing the Gentle Citrus Shampoo from Public Goods. First off, I just want to say for this big bottle, it is only $8. That is a bargain. It is paraben, sulfate, gluten, and cruelty-free. It is also vegan-friendly, and it has a natural fragrance. The name, Gently Citrus, definitely makes sense because when I was rubbing it in my hair, I could definitely smell the grapefruit, the mandarin, the orange. It has a bunch of other things in its natural fragrance as well as like cinnamon, nutmeg, celery seed. Definitely a really good product for a very low price. I highly recommend.

Alright, so I just tried this public goods line of Skincare and hair care and I love love love the shampoo. It is gluten free. It's paraben free It's sulfate free cruelty free It's clean. It has healthy ingredients and it leaves my hair really really shiny as you can see Not a lot of build-up in there. It just looks fresh and clean and light And Honestly at $8 this compares to some of the more expensive Shampoos that I've tried in the past that aren't necessarily as good for you as clean and as safe to use So big fan of this public goods again $8 really really good deal And I highly recommend it. Check it out

So this shampoo I just tried for the first time and I think I really like it. I have been a drugstore girl and we're trying to clean up all of my beauty products. This line by Public Goods is really clean, no sulfates, none of the bad stuff, the fragrances are all natural and it's a really light citrusy scent and I don't like heavy fragrance so I'm a big fan of that. What I found interesting using this was it doesn't soap the way that a drugstore shampoo would which I read is because it doesn't have any of that gunk in there so that was kind of cool to see in person but my hair does feel really really clean. I'm gonna try this a few more times but I think I'm gonna keep it especially because it's only $8. It looks cute in my shower, see how it matches everything. So I'm gonna dry my hair now and give you guys another review later.

Paloma  Montero

The reviewer, Paloma, shares her experience with the Hair Oil by PUBLIC GOODS in her video review. She mentions that although she already has long hair, her main concern is its fluffiness. She tried the hair oil, which she purchased from the Flip App, and describes its scent as a delightful blend of vanilla and coconut. Paloma appreciates the glass applicator, which allows for easy extraction of the oil. She only uses a small amount, around five drops, and rubs it in her hands before applying it to her hair. Instantly, she notices a difference as her hair becomes more manageable and less voluminous. Paloma loves the fragrance, the lightweight formula, and the quality of the ingredients. Overall, she highly recommends the Hair Oil by PUBLIC GOODS for its effectiveness in taming and scenting the hair.

Ayumi Naves

Ayumi recently tried the Hair Oil by PUBLIC GOODS and shared her experience in a video review. This all-natural, cruelty-free, and vegan oil blend aims to nourish and add shine to your hair. Ayumi applied the oil before showering as part of her oiling routine and was pleased with the soft jasmine scent it had. After washing and blow-drying, she noticed that her hair felt significantly more nourished. Based on her experience, Ayumi highly recommends the Hair Oil by PUBLIC GOODS. Overall, this product seems to deliver on its promises of nourishment and shine, making it a great addition to anyone's hair care routine.

Izzy Angel

The Public Goods Hair Oil is a cruelty-free, vegan product made with natural ingredients. Izzy, the reviewer, demonstrates how to use it by applying a drop to her hands and then distributing it throughout her hair. She praises the pleasant scent and considers it a great option for those in search of a quality hair oil. Overall, the Public Goods Hair Oil offers a promising solution for nourishing and enhancing hair without the use of harmful ingredients.

Video Review of #PUBLIC GOODS Hair Oil by Paloma Montero

Video Review of #PUBLIC GOODS Hair Oil by Paloma Montero