watery or creamy leave ins?
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kitchen_tician
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sunny said:
does anybody use african pride leave in conditioner? It is the watery kind.
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yes, i've used african pride leave in (watery). I really liked it for the wet look. that was a couple of years ago though.
sunny said:
does anybody use african pride leave in conditioner? It is the watery kind.
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yes, i've used african pride leave in (watery). I really liked it for the wet look. that was a couple of years ago though.
renee_n_3000
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I love Suave's leave-in conditioner which is watery. I apply it after gently squeezing the water out of my hair after washing and conditioning.
Nutmeg
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I use both and they give me different things. My wet ones (Infusium and Mizani ThermElastic) are for strength and elasticity (I also use Biolage Leave-In Tonic, but moreso for moisture.)
My creamy ones (NTM, Kiehls w/Silk Groom, Breakfree, Headress, Split End Mender, Keracare Leave-In, and the list goes on and on) are for moisture and, like Dolce Dawn said, instant gratification ('cuz nothing beats a good leave-in! Our leave-ins are the foundation of all styling, airdrying, etc.
My creamy ones (NTM, Kiehls w/Silk Groom, Breakfree, Headress, Split End Mender, Keracare Leave-In, and the list goes on and on) are for moisture and, like Dolce Dawn said, instant gratification ('cuz nothing beats a good leave-in! Our leave-ins are the foundation of all styling, airdrying, etc.
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ladybug
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watery-motions nourish w/ pure glycerin or infusium w/ glycerine...works well when i feel i need some instant moisture
creamy-NTM and break free...when i wear a ponytail
creamy-NTM and break free...when i wear a ponytail
Paris Belle
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I really like both..But I think that I am the opposite. I like to use creamy leave ins for braidouts and watery leave ins for rollersets. Recently I used a combination of Salerm and Razac leave-ins and my rollerset at 10 weeks before touch up was the bomb!
I found that I had to use the Razac because the Salerm didn't leave my hair "wet enough" to rollerset, but that could also be because I wrapped my hair and a towel for about 7 minutes before and this could have dried out my hair a bit..
I found that I had to use the Razac because the Salerm didn't leave my hair "wet enough" to rollerset, but that could also be because I wrapped my hair and a towel for about 7 minutes before and this could have dried out my hair a bit..
chocolate01
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I use both. Creamy for braidouts and bantu knots and watery for rollersets. But I must say that I have been leaning towards the creamy side for the past few weeks.
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