Everist earns mixed reviews: its concentrated shampoo, conditioner, and body wash impress with fresh herbal scents, travel-ready tins/tubes, and results that leave many hair types soft, shiny, and clean, but others report greasy residue, dryness, scalp irritation, and a learning curve to find the right water-to-product ratio. Reviews praise eco-conscious aluminum packaging, minimal waste, and long-lasting formulas, yet note hard-to-open lids, tricky caps, inconsistent lather, and some products underperforming on thick, curly, or color-treated hair.
I recently tried the Conditioner Concentrate. I love that it comes in a metal tube and includes a key to help push the product out. I did find that because it was so thick, it was a little tough to work into my hair, but the results were positive. My hair felt shiny and moisturized for several days afterwards.
The shampoo was dry and fell out of the half filled tube in small pieces. That was very disappointing to see a half filled tube especially at the price point. There is no way to get 50 washes out of one tube. I followed the directions but it took 2 shampoos to get any lather. The conditioner was slightly better. Silky and creamy. Glided out of the tube. I bought it specially for travel this summer. My jury is still out.
[Shampoo]
The concentrated format is the standout: a small amount lathers well and cleans thoroughly without stripping. My scalp feels comfortable, and there’s no heavy scent or synthetic after-feel. I haven’t seen instant differences in density, but as a daily cleanser, it performs reliably and feels quality. A solid choice if you value efficiency and a clean rinse.
[Conditioner]
I appreciate that this conditioner is concentrated—it makes the product feel efficient and better value. The texture spreads easily and rinses clean without residue. I haven’t noticed any immediate change in hair density, but it leaves my hair soft and manageable, which is what I care about day to day. Overall, it seems like a well-made product with a practical format. I’d keep using it for the feel and finish, even without density effects.
[Ever Boost]
Ever Boost’s concentrated approach is smart—I like that you don’t need much per use. While I haven’t noticed immediate changes in hair density, the product integrates smoothly into my routine and doesn’t leave buildup. It feels like a thoughtful, well-formulated booster that supports overall hair feel, even if density results may take longer. Overall impression: nice product, easy to use, and quality execution.
Was very interested to try Everist when I learned about it through the Thingdrop! The Shower Essentials Travel Kit concentrates has completely replaced my old travel bottles. They are more sleek, take up less space, and I don't have to worry about anything spilling. It took me a second to figure out how to use the product, but one or two tries I got it down pat. I kept the body sponge and dry brush at home and really enjoy both. The Dry brush bristles were a bit harsher than the other drybrush I had, but I felt a difference with my skin right away.
No single-use plastic
Plant-based, biodegradable ingredients
Infinitely recyclable aluminum packaging
Closed loop CapBack program
100% recyclable and compostable cartons
Kraft cartons made from 100% recycled material
Compact formulas + local manufacturing = less carbon to ship
Climate Neutral net-zero carbon certified
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