topic Leave-in Detangler in Beauty

Leave-in Detangler

cnd8 — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 14:56:45 GMT

What do you guys recommend? I fell in love with a product called Beauty Protector that I received in my Birchbox, but it is going to be about $28 for 10 oz. to order the full sized version. That's a bit steep for detangler, to me. I tried a friend's It's a 10 and though it smells great, I don't love its detangling capabilities. What are other good ones?

Re: Leave-in Detangler

Susan25 — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 15:11:22 GMT

Nexxus Hydralight Weightless Moisture Leave-In Conditioning Foam, 5.5 Ounce

This is a great product. You can buy at cvs, target, walgreens, etc. I know that cvs very often has a deal where you get $10 cvs bucks if you spend $20 of nexxus.

I am currently using Wen but this was always one of my favorite leave-in products prior to using Wen.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

Nightowlz — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 16:00:12 GMT

I bought Biotera ultra moisturizing leave in conditioner at Sally Beauty. 13.5 oz spray bottle for $8.79 or $7.99 in you have their beauty club card. The beauty club card is only $5 or half price if you are over 55. I really like it. It's in a spray bottle but it comes out like a lightweight kind of cream. Hard to explain. I just spray it in my hand & rub together & apply on the ends going up into my hair. Prior to that I used Influx for years. I still like it but Sally's quit carrying it. The Biotera line is their dupe for Biolage. You can read the reviews online at their site.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

Susan25 — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 17:11:40 GMT

On 9/9/2014 Nightowlz said:
I bought Biotera ultra moisturizing leave in conditioner at Sally Beauty. 13.5 oz spray bottle for $8.79 or $7.99 in you have their beauty club card. The beauty club card is only $5 or half price if you are over 55. I really like it. It's in a spray bottle but it comes out like a lightweight kind of cream. Hard to explain. I just spray it in my hand & rub together & apply on the ends going up into my hair. Prior to that I used Influx for years. I still like it but Sally's quit carrying it. The Biotera line is their dupe for Biolage. You can read the reviews online at their site.

Sally has a lot of great products that are very reasonably priced. Definitely worth trying. Prior to Wen, I would sometimes buy Sally products and was never disappointed.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

mysweetlife — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 17:16:00 GMT

Paul Mitchell has a spray leave-in conditioner in their kids' products line that works great with my fine, blonde hair. I apply it to damp hair and can comb through right away, plus it leaves my hair shiny and soft. I can also use small amounts to detangle dry hair between shampoos. And if you have fine hair, you know how tangled it can get from even the smallest gust of wind.

I do feel a little bit foolish buying a child's product, but what works, works.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

ID2 — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 18:25:37 GMT

I just use Johnson's No More Tangles. It's only $3.50 and works great!

Re: Leave-in Detangler

cnd8 — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 18:33:32 GMT

On 9/9/2014 mysweetlife said:
Paul Mitchell has a spray leave-in conditioner in their kids' products line that works great with my fine, blonde hair. I apply it to damp hair and can comb through right away, plus it leaves my hair shiny and soft. I can also use small amounts to detangle dry hair between shampoos. And if you have fine hair, you know how tangled it can get from even the smallest gust of wind.

I do feel a little bit foolish buying a child's product, but what works, works.

Thank you. Yes, I have fine hair as well and it tangles as soon as it moves. I use Wen, and am an exclusive user, but it has nothing to do with my tangles.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

noapologies — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 20:55:13 GMT

Another vote for Johnson's no more tangles found in kids/baby aisle it worked for me at 12 and still works for me at 42, I have long thick hair and this stuff never fails me.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

ChynnaBlue — Tue, 09 Sep 2014 21:50:14 GMT

I've always used my conditioner for my leave-in detangler. I tried a few of the single-use products, but not a single one was more effective than using my conditioner and were nothing more than a waste of money to me. If your conditioner is too heavy for a leave-in, either add some water to it or apply it to soaking wet hair before you blot dry. You can even water conditioner down a lot and put it into a spray bottle.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

KateChopin — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 01:39:31 GMT

I use either WEN fig styling cream (small pump on wet hair---detangles) Alterna CC cream, It's a 10, Living Proof Perfect Hair Day or BLACK.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

RyBelle — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 03:52:54 GMT

Pureology's Colour Fanatic is the best leave-in product, of any type, that I have ever used.

It's also quite steep at $24 for 6.7oz I believe, but you only need two sprays per use and one bottle lasted me around four months with daily use, so the cost doesn't hurt as much.

Re: Leave-in Detangler

bluejeansluvr — Wed, 10 Sep 2014 03:57:02 GMT

On 9/9/2014 ID2 said:
I just use Johnson's No More Tangles. It's only $3.50 and works great!

This is what my DD uses and she loves it!

It smells good too. Her hair is wavy/curly and very thick, and almost to her waist right now. She uses this every time she washes her hair. Nothing else like it.