How to choose a bottle size

Choosing the right size depends on how often you wash your hair and which formula you use. Our catalog runs from 4 oz and 8 oz jars up to 16 oz, 36 oz, 60 oz, and a 1 gallon jug. If you are trying a formula like Hidratante, Bambu, Pearl Protein, Argan Oil, or Rizos for the first time, a 4 oz or 8 oz container gives you enough product to test how the silicones, ceramides, and keratin work on your natural hair, relaxed hair, or extensions.

Mid sizes like the 16 oz and 36 oz jars work well for regular home use. A treatment goes further on short hair than on long, processed, or thick hair, which requires more product to coat every strand after shampooing. For a household washing hair every week, a 16 oz or 36 oz jar provides a steady supply without taking up too much shelf space near the shower.

Large formats, including the 60 oz tub and the 1 gallon jug, suit busy salons or families that have settled on a single favorite formula. These larger volumes are practical when you manage multiple heads of hair or regularly care for weaves and wigs alongside natural hair. Storing a gallon jug in a cabinet and decanting what you need into an 8 oz or 16 oz jar keeps daily application simple at the basin.

When you want your cleanser and conditioner matched, sets and duos make practical sense. Pairing a shampoo with its matching deep treatment ensures you start with clean damp hair before working the mask through your lengths. Finishing with the matching leave-in during drying helps maintain the benefits of the ingredients across your full washing routine.

Take stock of your hair length, how often you deep condition, and whether you share products at home. Starting small lets you explore different formulas for dry, weak, or colored hair, while moving up to our largest sizes ensures you never run out during wash day. You can browse our complete range of sizes in the catalog.