These hair conditioner sheets come in boxes with 25 sheets in a foil type package.
It is just a regular foil package, no seal; so to keep them from drying out (or getting wet) I put them in a plastic zipper bag and also wrote on the bag because it doesn’t state the contents and hubs may toss it out if he doesn’t know!
These sheets work ok and are easy to use. You wet the sheet and it starts dissolving while you rub it. Apply to your hair, constantly rubbing to dissolve or else you’ll have pink sheet pieces in your hair. Rinse well. Or if you have a plastic cup fill with water and dissolve the sheets and apply the solution to your hair.
I have thick hair, just past the shoulders. It’s been colored and also was Japanese straight permed over a year ago, so some damage and I use conditioner after shampooing. For travel I have to pack an 8 oz bottle or several 3 oz bottles of hair conditioner in a quart bag to pass TSA.
With these hair conditioner sheets, I need at least two sheets. Three is actually a little better, but I can get by with two. These sheets scent is neutral, light soap scent.
These sheets are not as moisturizing as liquid conditioners though. After blow drying with my Dyson, my hair felt a bit drier so I used some leave in hair conditioner and that seemed to solve the dry texture.
So while traveling if I use these hair conditioner sheets, I’ll need to pack a bottle of leave in hair conditioner or treatment. But those bottles are under 3.0 and I only need a couple of drops. That is still way less than bringing a large bottle of hair conditioner.
So overall these hair conditioner sheets work and are good for travel since they are not liquid. But need several sheets for longer/thicker hair and may need a leave in conditioner or agran oil for some moisture.
Hopefully this company has a color care/sulfate free shampoo sheet that can be used for travel .