Beauty

[Sue98]

Is there really any difference? If so, can someone please tell me what the difference is? Thanks!

[Katcat1]

I believe that the leave in is much lighter usually a spray. The ones your rinse out are usually thicker.

[Sue98]

On 12/13/2014 KatCat1 said:

I believe that the leave in is much lighter usually a spray. The ones your rinse out are usually thicker.

Thanks, KatCat1. I have a few different leave-in conditioners that are in a cream form. I use regular conditioner, too. I've often wondered if there is really any difference.

[GCR18]

I have always used both types of conditioner. Until recently, I only used a liquid form of leave in. Last month I got a free bottle of spray leave in from Sally beauty and am hooked on the spray type. I can feel the difference in my hair when I don't use leave in.

[kcladyz]

You use regular conditioner after you shampoo and leave in helps keep hair moist and conditioned after it is dry, prevent frizzies ...etc you would want to use both. I first started useing leave-ins in 2012 for the first time and my hair has drastically improved. hair is easier to comb, less breakage etc... I like to mix a little oil in mine

[kcladyz]

My favorite leave in is pantene split end mender. it not only does that it is also very moisturizing to my hair. I have elbow length hair and use 2 pumps total for all of it. I then add a pump or 2 of suave argan oil or matrix oil

[feline groovy]

More moisture, easier detangling, and a longer-lasting effect is what you get with the leave-in.