Everist

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Everist delivers a range of super-concentrated, plant-based hybrid haircare products.

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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.

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  • 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.

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  • As someone who travels with carry-on only, I am always looking for ways to minimize the amount of liquids I bring. The shampoo and conditioner concentrate are a great way to do this! The travel tins that the travel-size products come in are more than enough for a 1-2 week trip, depending on how often you wash your hair. My hair needs a lot of moisture, and the conditioner worked great. I have tried liquid-free shampoo and conditioner bars, and the Everist shampoo concentrate works comparably to those. I have always struggled with conditioner bars, and the Everist conditioner concentrate works significantly better than those. I would highly recommend these products for anyone who is looking to minimize liquids in their carry-on luggage. The Body Oil spritz was also a good product, but I would not pay full price for it again. It smells great (very woodsy, citrus essential oil smells), but I did not feel like it performed significantly better than a standard lotion. I also found the spray bottle annoying to use; I would try to spray the oil on my legs, and it would accidentally end up all over the floor.

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  • 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.

  • The shampoo and conditioner combination was a great experience whenI I first tried these products in the little travel tins so eagerly I ordered the larger sizes. Sadly, my hair and scalp were burned quite badly by the products and I am going to try smaller amounts to see if that is the problem. As well, when I emailed Everist about my burnt scalp and hair, they did not respond. While I will try smaller amounts of shampoo and conditioner next time I do my hair, I am completely unsatisfied with their service.

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What is Everist?

Everist delivers a range of super-concentrated, plant-based hybrid haircare products.

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High-performance, waterless concentrates for hair and body.

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    Toronto, Canada

  • Founded

    January 2020
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    February 2021
  • Founders

    Jayme Jenkins

    Jessica Stevenson

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    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 1% for the Planet member