Viori Hair Bars

Hi guys! Today I want to share a new brand I recently discovered – Viori. Viori has shampoo and conditioner bars, as well as body wash bars! I’m not going to lie, I’ve been skeptical about these bars for a while now, but I was super excited to finally try one. And to make it even better, Viori bars are made with Longsheng rice water used by Red Yao. Third party research shows that rice water can help with hair growth, shine, strength, and smoothness. The Longsheng rice used in Viori bars is high-starch, short grain rice, and specific only to the Longsheng mountains, making it unique from other rice water products. 

I chose the Cirtus Yao scent, which contains grapefruit, lemon, mandarin, orange, peach and vanilla. Their ingredients are listed on their website and explained, which I love! You can see the purpose for each and every ingredient you’re putting in your hair. Plus, Viori bars are sulfate free, paraben free, pH balanced, natural, vegan, plastic free, cruelty free, and sustainable. What more could you ask for?! 


Let me tell you how I used them. First, I wet my hair and grabbed the shampoo bar. I got it wet, rubbed it in my hand for a minute and then rubbed it directly on my scalp. I was worried it wouldn’t get sudsy but to my surprise, it lathered really well! After I rinsed the shampoo, I wet the conditioner bar and rubbed it down the length of my hair. I let it sit for 2 minutes and rinsed it out. I was truly shocked by how smooth this made my hair! I don’t think I’ll ever use another conditioner again. Not only was my hair super smooth, but it was considerably easier to blow dry and style afterwards, which says a lot for my long hair!

Check out my reel to see Viori’s bars in action and definitely try them out for yourself! You can shop their site here and use code ALLISON! Your hair will thank you!!


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