Poll: Do You Use Leave-In Conditioner On Your Hair?
7 Comments Posted by Tine on Jul 16, 2008 at 8:00 AM.
Happy middle-of-the-week, ladies!
In true Wednesday tradition (well, I'm making it one :p), it's poll time. And today's question is - do you use leave-in conditioner on your hair?
This can be a toughie for some. I used to hate using leave-in conditioner when I was in my teens. I mean, you spent so much time in the shower washing your hair, conditioning it till it's nice and clean, only to put gunk on it again?! I didn't like the extra cream on my hair as I thought it made my hair feel heavy. I can't recall the brand of the very first leave-in conditioner that I purchased to try out, but I do remember using about 1/10 of it, and then putting it away because I didn't like it.
It was only when I went to the UK that I started using leave-in conditioner again. The harsh wintery temperatures were taking a toll on my hair, and made it really dry and frizzy. It was then that I started using John Frieda's Frizz Ease Hair Serum, which really tamed my coarse, wiry hair. I'm still using that now, on top of Senscience's Moisturizing Mist Leave-in Conditioner. I realised that hair mists work better on my hair rather than creams as the former's much lighter and worked better for my hair.
Over to you. Do you use leave-in conditioner? If so, what works best for you?
The poll will close at the end of the month.
In true Wednesday tradition (well, I'm making it one :p), it's poll time. And today's question is - do you use leave-in conditioner on your hair?
This can be a toughie for some. I used to hate using leave-in conditioner when I was in my teens. I mean, you spent so much time in the shower washing your hair, conditioning it till it's nice and clean, only to put gunk on it again?! I didn't like the extra cream on my hair as I thought it made my hair feel heavy. I can't recall the brand of the very first leave-in conditioner that I purchased to try out, but I do remember using about 1/10 of it, and then putting it away because I didn't like it.
It was only when I went to the UK that I started using leave-in conditioner again. The harsh wintery temperatures were taking a toll on my hair, and made it really dry and frizzy. It was then that I started using John Frieda's Frizz Ease Hair Serum, which really tamed my coarse, wiry hair. I'm still using that now, on top of Senscience's Moisturizing Mist Leave-in Conditioner. I realised that hair mists work better on my hair rather than creams as the former's much lighter and worked better for my hair.
Over to you. Do you use leave-in conditioner? If so, what works best for you?
The poll will close at the end of the month.
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Yes, I've used leave ons but I would love the spray on kinds, not too heavy!!! I use serum every now and then, but not everyday! :) It works for me. I've used leave ons night time as well! :) so i'll wake up with better tangle free hair
yeah i use l'oreal elselve leave in mask now, working great for the hair but not at the ends.
I've always had to, unfortunately. My hair is dry otherwise. So using a leave in conditioner helps heaps! =)
yes. But not the whole hair. Only at the ends. It makes ALOT of difference.
Askmewhats:
Oh I know what you mean. I prefer the sprays too. Thank goodness the John Frieda serum works, or else I'll just be sticking to the leave-in sprays. Just wondering if you can use leave-ins on dry hair as well? If so, then it'd be great to use that before I sleep as well, because I only wash my hair every other day :)
Prettybeautiful:
Hmm I have yet to try out the Elseve. I shall go check that out :)
Indulgent Diva:
Yay to leave-in conditioners! :D
Fashionasia:
I do the whole head actually, but I'll try it out just on the ends to see the difference :)
Tine, of course you can use leave-in sprays before you go to sleep. When you wake up, you feel nothing but softer , tangle free hair!!! Just don't spray too much the night before. It really tames those frizziness. It works well on mine. Just to make sure you buy the light version :)
Askmewhats:
Thanks for the tip :) I'll give it a go tonight and let you know how it goes :p