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It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

Has anyone ever used It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner spray?  What is your opinion of it?  I have colored, keratin-treated hair.  It is thin.  For years, I have used a silicone-based serum as a leave-in, which is a heat-protectant, smoothing serum.  My hair has gotten thinner over time, and I think the serum is too heavy for my hair now.  So I am looking for a new leave-in treatment.  I'm not concerned about anything being silicone-based, because I get a keratin treatment every 8 weeks, and my stylist uses a clarifying shampoo before applying the keratin, which removes any build-up.

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

@Ainhisg  Skip it. I have thin hair and the product is too thick. I got very greasy from using it. 

I had the spray on one and it clogged up in the dispenser. I tried to make this work and couldn't. 


Try One United  Multi benefit  Leave in spray on by REDKEN. 

 

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

I have a lot of fine hair,  I have used this product and felt it did a great job.  I felt it helped smooth my hair and retain style after drying.

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

@Ainhisg   Silicones are heavy and also drying since they prevent moisture from getting into hair. I've always found that after washing and conditioning my hair, adding a tiny drop of conditioner back in and not rinsing it out has been sufficient.

 

There many lightweight leave ins. Ask your stylist for suggestions.

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

I have never used It's a 10 as I avoid silicones.  I had my last keratin treatment almost a year ago and my fine hair is still frizz free just from using heat protectant and leave in conditioner without silicones.  I am going to see if I can wait until the fall before considering another keratin treatment. 

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

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@ninjawife I get express keratin treatments which only last 6 to 8 weeks.

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

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@KBEANS wrote:

@Ainhisg  Skip it. I have thin hair and the product is too thick. I got very greasy from using it. 

I had the spray on one and it clogged up in the dispenser. I tried to make this work and couldn't. 


Try One United  Multi benefit  Leave in spray on by REDKEN. 

 


I am waiting for the One United to be delivered today from Ulta. It gets rave reviews from the hair stylists on TikTok.

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner


@Ainhisg wrote:

Has anyone ever used It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner spray?  What is your opinion of it?  I have colored, keratin-treated hair.  It is thin.  For years, I have used a silicone-based serum as a leave-in, which is a heat-protectant, smoothing serum.  My hair has gotten thinner over time, and I think the serum is too heavy for my hair now.  So I am looking for a new leave-in treatment.  I'm not concerned about anything being silicone-based, because I get a keratin treatment every 8 weeks, and my stylist uses a clarifying shampoo before applying the keratin, which removes any build-up.


tried it didn't like it

 

 

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Registered: ‎05-24-2010

Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

I love this product. Just spray a little in your hands, rub together and apply to the ends. 

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Re: It's a 10 Leave-In Conditioner

I tried it and thought I really liked it. However, over time, my hair actually seemed to get worse (more dry and brittle).  I'm not sure, but think it may have been product build up (silicone).  I ended up throwing it out.

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