After a Summer-long blogging hiatus, I fell behind with sharing my quarterly beauty empties. Rather than sharing six months of empties in one giant post, I decided to break up my normal roundup into 3 separate posts. Keep reading for my Summer 2020 haircare empties roundup!

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Why I Do Share My Haircare Empties?

Although I am a huge makeup and skincare hoarder, I own a fairly small collection of haircare. However, for someone who rarely does her hair, I own far too much. Therefore, I am actively truly to pair down my collection of styling products. I even featured one haircare product in my 20 in 2020 Project Pan.

Summer 2020 Haircare Empties

Amika Hydrating Conditioner | $48.00, CF

Honestly, the best thing about Amika products is the heavenly, sweet floral fragrance. However, I learned that my skin is too sensitive for the fragrance when using Amika shampoo and conditioners together.

Consistency-wise, the Hydrate Conditioner felt thin. The thin consistency seems like it would work for my thin hair. However, this conditioner was not hydrating enough. In fact, my hair felt dry. As result, I finished this big bottle in less than 5 months!

Amika Balancing Shampoo

Amika Hydrate Conditioner

Biolage – Hydrasource Conditioning Balm for Dry Hair | $30.00

During a major cleaning spree earlier this year, I discovered a full tube of the Biologe Hydrasource Conditioning Balm.* Rather than letting this product go to waste, I used it up. Although I enjoyed this conditioner, I found it too thick for my thin hair.

Biolage Conditioning Balm

Sexy Hair – Fresh Hair Dry Styling Mousse | $17.95, CF

The Sexy Hair Fresh Hair Dry Styling Mousse has been a favorite styling product of mine for the last two years. The Fresh Hair Dry Styling Mousse adds definition to my wavy hair on days when I don’t blow-dry. However, I want to work through more of my styling products before I repurchase this styler.

VERB – Ghost Conditioner| $40.00, CF & Vegan

As a whole, VERB’s Ghost line of products are my favorite for cleaning my scalp without stripping it. The Ghost Conditioner* is a lightweight, hydrating conditioner that adds moisture to my hair without weighing it down.

VERB – Ghost Shampoo| $40.00, CF & Vegan

VERB’s Ghost line of products are my favorite for cleaning my scalp without stripping it. The Ghost Shampoo* is an effective cleanser that washes my hair without irritating my scalp or drying out my hair.

VERB Ghost Shampoo

VERB – Reset Clarifying Shampoo | $18.00, CF & Vegan

VERB is one of my favorite haircare brands. The brand’s Ghost line is gentle, but effective at cleansing my scalp. I was excited to discover that VERB created a clarifying shampoo. However, I have mixed feelings on the Reset Clarifying Shampoo. I don’t find that this shampoo is as effective as other clarifying shampoos nor do I prefer this shampoo to the Ghost Shampoo.

Haircare Empties: 6 | $183.95

Final Thoughts on My Summer Haircare Empties Roundup

I am genuinely sad that I no longer own my VERB Ghost Shampoo & Conditioner. These lightweight, but effective haircare staples cleanse my scalp without causing irritation or weighing down my hair.

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Have you tried any of the products featured in my Spring 2020 makeup and skincare empties roundup? What products did you use up this Spring? Please let me know in the comments below.

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