Leave-in Conditioners...

[GoldberryHair]

Any suggestions? I want to try "It's a Miracle 10" but they only sell it online around here..

I need something for long/dry/split ends, but not greasy or anything, but make your hair smooth, shiney, silky, healthy...

And NOT expensive, like, drugstore/Sally Beauty..are good.

:)

[aliceinmadness]

I'd just go with an oil. You can use the food-grade stuff, or you can get a commercial product with or without silicones. I use pequi oil from couture color, but I got it for free as a sample.

[GoldberryHair]

I'd just go with an oil. You can use the food-grade stuff, or you can get a commercial product with or without silicones. I use pequi oil from couture color, but I got it for free as a sample.

Oils weigh my hair down, I usually try to go with a spray bottle kind.

[Hotrox]

I just take my normal conditioner, put a dime sized amount in my hands and add a few drops of water, mix together and put that through my hair. Leave-ins are basically diluted conditioner anyway, no need to pay extra for a separate product!

[McFearless]

I use Live Clean's Fresh Water leave-in. Its very moisturizing and makes my hair soft.

[jujube]

It depends if your hair likes cones or not? Oils are great for the cone-free, but those who like cones sometimes go for coney serums. A watered-down version of your regular conditioner, cone or no cone, usually works too.

[vanillabones]

I love oils AND It's a 10 leave-in. I use coconut oil / jojoba oil and it's a 10 leave in detangler, I couldn't do without either right now. It's full of cones and keeps my damaged ends from splitting quicker and they are dry and need it. I even spray it on my roots sometimes when damp and it doesn't weigh down or make it greasy at all and my hair is baby fine and thin. :) I hope that helps... but if you really don't want to get it people here say the v05 detangler works well I've just never seen it in a store.

[GoldberryHair]

I love oils AND It's a 10 leave-in. I use coconut oil / jojoba oil and it's a 10 leave in detangler, I couldn't do without either right now. It's full of cones and keeps my damaged ends from splitting quicker and they are dry and need it. I even spray it on my roots sometimes when damp and it doesn't weigh down or make it greasy at all and my hair is baby fine and thin. :) I hope that helps... but if you really don't want to get it people here say the v05 detangler works well I've just never seen it in a store.

I want to try It's a 10 but I can't find them in stores here and I don't want to order it onlinee :(

[GoldberryHair]

I use Live Clean's Fresh Water leave-in. Its very moisturizing and makes my hair soft.

Where do you get this?

[suzycue]

Any suggestions? I want to try "It's a Miracle 10" but they only sell it online around here..

I need something for long/dry/split ends, but not greasy or anything, but make your hair smooth, shiney, silky, healthy...

And NOT expensive, like, drugstore/Sally Beauty..are good.

:)
I shampoo and condition in the shower, but I add leave in for the top and ends after I towel dry. I use Aussie Sun-Touched Shine. After I dry my hair (yes- with a hair fryer) - IF I am going out somewhere - I will also use Marc Anthonys' Moisture Gloss OR John Friedas' Shine Shock to add polish to areas of "concern" just to tame and add brilliant shine and dimension!

[Ann Marie]

California Baby makes an excellent detangler...

It is a spray...has water/coconut oil/some other oils and essential oils...I love it! It is light...no cones...it took me a while to find a "light" detangler/leave in without cones...:cheese:Smells wonderful! I added a bit more essential oils and it's heaven...

California baby Detangler....:heartbeat :)

For the heavies...I crack out the big guns...my evoo or coconut oil! (Vatika oil)

I have some mild damage on my ends...My hair is Bra strap length...(keep trimming it) :(

I use henna....fine and a bit wavy...(the hair) not the henna!:D

[GourmetChica]

I love love It's a 10. It's expensive though. They do sell it in most grocery stores, by the salon products. I also love the Aveeno Nourish leave in, or Aquage healing conditioner or Biolage Conditioning Balm as leave ins. I use the leave in first, and follow with a small amount of coney serum.

[Mairéad]

If you're looking for a cone less one Giovanni's Direct Leave in has always been a good one for me. It's about 5 bucks for a whole shampoo-sized bottle.

[McFearless]

Where do you get this?


I'm not sure where you live, but here in Canada I find it at drugstores, Wal mart, and Rexall.

[AceOfCurls]

My favorite leave-in conditioner is Alba Botanica. My hair is about 3b and loves it.

[l0nd0nbr1dg3]

maccadamia nourishing leave in cream its has maccadamia and argan oil its amazing

[Magicknthenight]

If you're looking for a cone less one Giovanni's Direct Leave in has always been a good one for me. It's about 5 bucks for a whole shampoo-sized bottle.

I was going to mention this too :D. I usually use oils or recently Nightblooming's panacea/summer panacea or triple moon oil. I did order a sample off vitamin life for a dollar...it was super cheap because I was ordering AO conditioners as well and it was combined shipping. I saw a whole bottle in Walmart for around 8 dollars. It would last forever. The little bottle did for my nearly classic hair. It doesn't have any silicone in it but its a really good detangler and gave my hair lots of slip at times when I had no patience.
Here are some reviews of the product, the ingredients, and how it looks

http://reviews.longhaircommunity.com/showproduct.php/product/63/cat/4

I don't have any at the moment but I'm sure I'll get more in the future. I usually would add a little oil after it. Of course by a little I mean a bit because I feel weird with my length not oiled..haha. Oh well check it out its a pretty great product. Walmart has a natural section now that is selling things like Kiss my face..etc...