blackbarbie
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Name you Favorite Leave-In conditioner ladies...
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LoveLiLi
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Ojon is the best one I've ever used!
I've been a hater when it comes to leave-in conditioners, I've tried sooo many - I won't even try to name them all. I was just about to give up when I came across the Ojon Revitalizing Mist. It's very light weight and it has a nice (but strong) smell. I sprayed this on my hair after I'd abused it all week and my hair was so soft; it can be used on dry hair as well. It 's pricey, but I'll still be buying another bottle when this one runs out.
I've been a hater when it comes to leave-in conditioners, I've tried sooo many - I won't even try to name them all. I was just about to give up when I came across the Ojon Revitalizing Mist. It's very light weight and it has a nice (but strong) smell. I sprayed this on my hair after I'd abused it all week and my hair was so soft; it can be used on dry hair as well. It 's pricey, but I'll still be buying another bottle when this one runs out.
blackbarbie
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sylver2 said:
What happened??
goldensensation
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BamaBelle said:
You use the Replenishing Pak as a leave-in? How does it work?
caribeandiva
Human being
Nexxus Headress leave-in conditioner. it leaves my hair light and fluffy and smelling great!!!
metalkitty
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As a former product junkie I've used alot of leave ins, but there's only a few I really like.
The underdog has to be Paul Mitchel: Taming Spray, since no one ever talks about it here, it simply softens, detangles, 'tames' like a dream! It works incredible on wet hair even when I wash it in the sink (I know, bad!) or have a ton of newgrowth.
My staple moisturizing leave in is Cantu Sheasoft Break Cure. It makes my hair feel like so moisturized ( my hair is super dry at times), melts away frizz, and works equally well on dry and wet hair. When I use it I can be assure that my hair will dry nice a presentable. Only downside is that this costs $5.99 and I can only find it in one store around me a half hour away.
My other top leave in is a unique one, BBD Stretch. Its basically a reconstructor thats heat activated. I had this weird regimen a year ago I'll probably get spanked for but it truly worked
. (Every 2-3 days I'd pre poo, shampoo, deep condition, use a dab of BBD stretch, use Surge on scalp only, moisturize, and seal with heat protectant the dry under hooded dryer via ponytail method.... I had a couple inches of newgrowth and my hair was so in shape I'd shed a couple hair's a day detangling, it was crazy and unheard of for me, I should've transitioned)
Other leave in's that deserve honorable mention on my list are Elasta QP Recovery, Rusk Smoother, and Africa's Best Kid's Organics Shea Butter Detangling Leave In ( I think thats what its called).
Sorry for being sooo long winded I just thought I'd be very thorough and honest, I HTHS
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The underdog has to be Paul Mitchel: Taming Spray, since no one ever talks about it here, it simply softens, detangles, 'tames' like a dream! It works incredible on wet hair even when I wash it in the sink (I know, bad!) or have a ton of newgrowth.
My staple moisturizing leave in is Cantu Sheasoft Break Cure. It makes my hair feel like so moisturized ( my hair is super dry at times), melts away frizz, and works equally well on dry and wet hair. When I use it I can be assure that my hair will dry nice a presentable. Only downside is that this costs $5.99 and I can only find it in one store around me a half hour away.
My other top leave in is a unique one, BBD Stretch. Its basically a reconstructor thats heat activated. I had this weird regimen a year ago I'll probably get spanked for but it truly worked
. (Every 2-3 days I'd pre poo, shampoo, deep condition, use a dab of BBD stretch, use Surge on scalp only, moisturize, and seal with heat protectant the dry under hooded dryer via ponytail method.... I had a couple inches of newgrowth and my hair was so in shape I'd shed a couple hair's a day detangling, it was crazy and unheard of for me, I should've transitioned) Other leave in's that deserve honorable mention on my list are Elasta QP Recovery, Rusk Smoother, and Africa's Best Kid's Organics Shea Butter Detangling Leave In ( I think thats what its called).
Sorry for being sooo long winded I just thought I'd be very thorough and honest, I HTHS
.
dontspeakdefeat
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Salerm 21 is a keeper for me!
atrinibeauty
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BamaBelle said:
I Love Pm The Conditioner
It's One Of My Staples.
Miss_Jetsetter
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Lacio Lacio as of recently. It really works wonders!
MizaniMami
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NYRICAN1 said:
That's what I am talking about! I have been wanting her regimen since the beginning of time.
I bought Elucence MB set just because of her.
Miss_Jetsetter
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NYRICAN1 said:
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Appreciate it!!Well, right now I try and wash and rollerset it (or wet set it when I'm feeling lazy) every week. I wash it with Elucence MB Shampoo. I then rinse it with either Kenra Moisterizing conditioner or Elucence MB conditioner and then rollerset it with LAcio lacio mixed with a little Neutrogena Triple Moisture Serum. Oh and I spray a litlle Pantene relaxed and natural setting lotion spray to detangle.
When I first started out on the furums two years ago, it was a lot of trial and error for me, trying to come up with regimens and what have you... I had to realize that my hair simply didn't agree with certain practices (ie
ominican blowouts 
)I finally found a simple regimen and I think my hair is finally thanking me for it
Divine Inspiration
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Giovanni Direct. Great for air drying, blowdrying, and everything else. Great product.
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Bublnbrnsuga
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911 Leave in liquid conditioner
PrincessDiva
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me too..My hair fell out in clumps ..I cringe even as I read about Infusiumsylver2 said:
BamaBelle
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goldensensation said:
Hey Goldensensation! The ORS Pak is working fine... I usually just co-wash with Humecto (to get rid of this bottle) or Humectress then put an ample amont of the Pak on my hair. I then put some kind of oil on my ends (WGO, Mizani Comfiderm - to get rid of it- or Keracare Essential Oils - to get rid of that too). I don't use heat so it's basically wash-n-go! So far things are okay. Not fabulous and "oh, I can't live without this product..." but "okay"... I'm still trying to find my staple items. *sigh*
BamaBelle
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Miss_Jetsetter said:Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, right now I try and wash and rollerset it (or wet set it when I'm feeling lazy) every week. I wash it with Elucence MB Shampoo. I then rinse it with either Kenra Moisterizing conditioner or Elucence MB conditioner and then rollerset it with LAcio lacio mixed with a little Neutrogena Triple Moisture Serum. Oh and I spray a litlle Pantene relaxed and natural setting lotion spray to detangle.
When I first started out on the furums two years ago, it was a lot of trial and error for me, trying to come up with regimens and what have you... I had to realize that my hair simply didn't agree with certain practices (ie:Dominican blowouts
I finally found a simple regimen and I think my hair is finally thanking me for it
You know what, I don't think my hair (in its textlaxed/texturized glory) likes Dominican Blowouts anymore either... It probably never did seeing as how I had breakage in the front, it was thin, and my scalp was very dry and flakey - which I'd always attributed to overprocessing but now realize it was a combination of that and that crazy heat from the "blower"!
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