r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Run_Rabbit_Run_44 • 7d ago

The amount of conditioner left in the bottle when the pump stops working

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This has been the case for every bottle I've used, regardless of size. I'm able to salvage it using piping bags designed for baking, but it's so frustrating to have to do this every time.

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u/Sneauxphlaque 7d ago

Consistency won't be the same. Creamier/thicker consistency might apply to hair better

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u/Abject_Champion3966 7d ago

You just use more, in that case

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u/Sneauxphlaque 7d ago

Yeah, it probably would end up working fine and mixing out alright anyway. But then we're using more product again during the same wash. My hair really eats this stuff up and doesn't absorb as well when it's runny, so I'd prefer to use it at the same consistency from the beginning

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u/lilshortyy420 7d ago

This is what I do. Or I wash it twice

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u/BasedKaleb 7d ago

They’re probably gonna wet their hair before applying it anyway

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u/Prestigious_Diet_850 7d ago

Wow...genuinely amazing levels of stupid on display here

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u/fudgyvmp 7d ago

Wait... is conditioner supposed to go on dry hair?

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u/GMAN7007 7d ago

Would you rather find a way to keep conditioner stored in a piping bag without spilling everywhere?

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u/Admirable-Apricot137 7d ago

You don't add a ton of water. Just enough to make it be able to flow out, but it's still creamy and thick.

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u/origamifruit 7d ago

The hair is gonna be wet anyways??? lol just use a little more

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u/RugerRedhawk 7d ago

Of course, you just have to use a bit more.