For Pro Ginger Lily Farms Botanicals Conditioner Gallon, Green Tea and Lemongrass, 128 Fluid Ounce

If you're stocking your short-term rental (or pretending your own shower is a luxury spa), this is the conditioner to start with. The Island Tranquility scent is fresh, clean, and not overpowering — think green tea & lemongrass meet coastal calm. It’s 100% vegan, cruelty-free, and refillable — which means it's not just good for your hair, it's also STR-guest-friendly and budget-smart. Guests love it. I love it. My inner hotel housekeeper loves it. Whether you're managing multiple properties or just manifesting your first one, this gallon jug feels like a solid step toward spinning into STR owner mode — one eco-luxe shower at a time.

Smells nice! Our guests at our Airbnb appreciate the quality of the product. It’s a thicker liquid versus a runny low quality product. It’s lasted us for a few months through multiple guests.

Nice one. We are using second one.

Use these for my Airbnb’s, they smell like a spa!

So this product appears to be rather high-variance: some people get a batch that's really thick, some people get a batch that's kinda thin. Some people say it's salon quality fantastic, some people say it makes their hair sticky and gross. I have really long, thick hair, and I have had a lot of not-so-great experiences with all-natural hair products that leave a waxy, sticky coating that's hard to brush through. But hey, I tried it anyway. I got one of the thinner batches, it's more or less on par with Suave or V05 for consistency. Whatever, no problem. It smells wonderful, five stars for the Island Tranquility scent. But I got the sticky hair. So I thought, yeah, but I also have a lot of minerals in my water, so I'm gonna try a vinegar rinse before conditioning next time, and see what happens. Washed my hair as usual. Diluted some white vinegar in a 4-cup Pyrex glass measurer. Let my hair soak in the solution maybe 3 minutes and rinsed it out. Used the conditioner. TOTALLY DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE! Wow, so yeah. I say it's worth getting, it's inexpensive for the amount you get and it's all-natural blah blah. Great, pats on the back for everyone. And if you try this product and get the sticky hair, try doing a weekly vinegar rinse for a whole 'nother experience. And if that's the case, then you needed to be doing a weekly vinegar rinse anyway, and your hair will thank you for it. Problem solved, money saved, happy hair day! I'll keep buying it.