BEAUTY Hair

Good Hair/Good Souls: Pai-Shau conditioner is everything and helping Houston

Written by Bryce

If you haven’t tried Pai-Shau conditioner yet, this is the best excuse ever.

I just want to start by saying that Pai-Shau is legitimately a dream for curly and thick-haired girls like myself. I don’t know why I haven’t talked about this more, but if you’re a beyond-the-drugstore haircare kind of gal, you need to get involved yesterday with a bottle of Pai-Shau and never look back. If you haven’t yet, here’s your excuse to: the company is going out of their way to help Harvey victims in Houston, and being a good human is the best beauty trick in the book.

The boutique hair brand donated $1,000 to the American Red Cross already, but is continuing to donate $1 from the sale of every Pai-Shau product for the next two weeks without any limit. That means if they sell 1,000 products, they’ll donate another $1,000, but if they sell a million? Well, that’s a million dollars heading straight to hurricane-damaged homes, hungry kids, and people in need of medical treatment.

They’re also donating their own shampoos and conditioners to local Houston Red Cross chapters and other in-need organizations, because things like toiletries are often forgotten when it comes to donations. Best part? The brand sells on a variety of sites, but Amazon too — meaning you can throw your new shampoo and conditioner order into the household essentials and back to school items you were already ordering. Win-win.

Need a suggestion of which product to try? I have some pretty deep, strong opinions on that.

If you’re a curly girl or treat your hair with a ton of chemicals, this masque will change your outlook on life.

If you’re a wavy, thick, or lightly treated, the regular shampoo and conditioner line will be like a drink of cold water on a hot day. So very necessary.

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About the author

Bryce

Bryce Gruber is a Manhattanite mom who can be found jet-setting off to every corner of the globe. She loves exotic places, being fully rested and writing for some of the world's most popular news outlets.