Leave-in conditioners in what order

[JunesChapeau]

I've found myself very confused last night when I got out the shower and was about to put in my Leave-in Conditioners. I started out with my "liquidy" Curls Solution, then I applied a bit of my Kimmytube concoction then I followed up with a slight glazing of shea butter to each section before I set my twists on rollers.
However, when watching some ladies on Youtube, they appear to put a liquid conditioner, oil then a cream conditioner. This didn't make much sense to me but maybe I've got it all wrong.
My question to you all is: do you have a preference on the order of leave-in then sealant you put in your hair. Is there are wrong or right way that is dictated by common sense that I lack the sense to see... HELP!

 

[KinkyGenius]

I don't think the order really matters, but I apply liquids first then creams. I would only assume that oils or serums should be applied last because they "block out" moisture.

 

[NaturalPath]

http://public.fotki.com/Chicoro123/hair-care/tutorials/how-to-strategicall/006.html

According to Chicoro who has amazing hair an author of Grow It

She recommends

1. Water (liquid)
2. Oil or aloe vera
3. Emulsifier, or heavy butter, cream

 

[JunesChapeau]

I would think Oil would be the last thing as well because of the idea of blocking out moisture.
@Mane Attraction- she does have amazing hair but I have to wonder: heavy butter/ creams usually tend to be oil based (I think?) so therefore isn't that like putting one oil on top of another?