In need a moisturzing SPRAY leave-in SUGGESTIONS PLEASE:)

[GoldberryHair]

My hair's been so dry and ugh lately, and even my Garnier Triple Nutrition leave-in conditoner hasn't been helping very much. I think I need to try a new one but it has to be SPRAY form, (anything else and my hair just gets greasy and weighed down) and it needs to be moisturizing and not too expensive lol

[katienoonan]

Well my hair loves cones, and I use Aussie leave-in spray conditioner..


http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/au/aussie-miracle-hair-insurance-leave-in.jpg

This is the second AUSSIE product i've endorsed today... I should buy some shares! :rollin:

[Johannah]

Hmm, interesting. I'm going to follow this thread, I need one too.

[bna_rapunzel]

You could always make your own. I recently ran out of my Aussie spray in and decided to be resourceful and make my own...

I used...
My favorite coney conditioner (like 3 drops)
A cone free conditioner (like 5 drops)
About 5 drops of a coney coconut oil serum
About 5 drops of pure coconut oil
*if I feel like extra moisture, I add a couple drops of EVOO too*
And I put it all into my spray bottle and filled it the rest of the way with water.
Whenever I use it I just shake it up a bit to get the oils and everything moving around. I love it! :)

[bna_rapunzel]

Oh! I forgot to add that my hair gets weighed down easily too and this mixture just works for me, same as aussie. :) just without the good aussie smell. You can add your own EOs to make it smell however you like, though! :)

[tori93]

i really like boots coconut and almost leave in spray conditioner, not sure if you can get it where you live but it is really cheap as well.
If not, all aussie leave in conditioners are really good, i like the one luscious long one

[Rockferry]

Too bad I have never seen that Aussie spray-in in my area. I would love to try it. Maybe since I'm in the US it's in a different bottle? Idk...

[GoldberryHair]

Well my hair loves cones, and I use Aussie leave-in spray conditioner..


http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/au/aussie-miracle-hair-insurance-leave-in.jpg

This is the second AUSSIE product i've endorsed today... I should buy some shares! :rollin:


Ahh I used to use that one, I should try it agian (not sure why I stopped lol) I think they even have a new one, Anti-Breakage Spray or something

[RachieBaby]

Im another fan of the Aussie leave in conditioner! Makes my hair so slippy! I love it for keeping knots at bay!

[wurleyhead]

I am going to look for that. My hair could definitely use that. Thanks!

[Pixie0763]

I like Infusium 23. I can't usually find it already in a spray bottle, but put it in one I'm re-using.

[gazelle]

You could always make your own. I recently ran out of my Aussie spray in and decided to be resourceful and make my own...

I used...
My favorite coney conditioner (like 3 drops)
A cone free conditioner (like 5 drops)
About 5 drops of a coney coconut oil serum
About 5 drops of pure coconut oil
*if I feel like extra moisture, I add a couple drops of EVOO too*
And I put it all into my spray bottle and filled it the rest of the way with water.
Whenever I use it I just shake it up a bit to get the oils and everything moving around. I love it! :)

bna_rapunzel, I make my own leave-in spray too. It is cheap and really moisturizing

I make it with 1 cup distilled water, 20-30 drops oil (coconut, olive oil or another oil that is known good for hair), 2-3 drops essential oil (sandalwood, vanilla etc. which has nice odor) and 2-3 drops glycerin. Occasionally a dab of my conditioner
Put in a spray bottle.

I don't put glycerin much, it can be increased if desired

[GoldberryHair]

I like Infusium 23. I can't usually find it already in a spray bottle, but put it in one I'm re-using.


It doesn't get clogged in the sprayer? I have an empty bottle in my drawer and I've look at the before but I didn't see it in spray form.

[moon2dove]

bna_rapunzel, I make my own leave-in spray too. It is cheap and really moisturizing

I make it with 1 cup distilled water, 20-30 drops oil (coconut, olive oil or another oil that is known good for hair), 2-3 drops essential oil (sandalwood, vanilla etc. which has nice odor) and 2-3 drops glycerin. Occasionally a dab of my conditioner
Put in a spray bottle.

I don't put glycerin much, it can be increased if desired


^^^ Ooo! I like the sound of your leave-in :D

[bna_rapunzel]

bna_rapunzel, I make my own leave-in spray too. It is cheap and really moisturizing

I make it with 1 cup distilled water, 20-30 drops oil (coconut, olive oil or another oil that is known good for hair), 2-3 drops essential oil (sandalwood, vanilla etc. which has nice odor) and 2-3 drops glycerin. Occasionally a dab of my conditioner
Put in a spray bottle.

I don't put glycerin much, it can be increased if desired

Ooo. I've never used glycerin... I wanna try it! I've heard lots of great things about it but I've never tried it myself. Hmmm... new ideas are coming to life :)

[wurleyhead]

Where do you find the Aussie Miracle Spray Insurance. I looked at Walmart, they had quite a few Aussie products, but not that one!

[Miss Catrina]

Aveeno makes a lovely one.

[sibiryachka]

If you want to make your own, you might try Kimberlily's defrizz spray:

http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=277&highlight=kimberlily%2A

Or, as I like to call it, Magic Juice ;) I swear by the stuff! When I make a batch, I also leave a little bit of it, minus the water, in a wee jar to use as a facial moisturizer/eye gel. Lovely.