Deeply Moisturizes and Rejuvenates Wash Free Shea Butter Leave in
Mask
Description:
Leave-in mask is typically applied after you shampoo and condition,
usually on towel-dried hair before styling. They can help provide
extra moisture as well as detangle strands, which can help make
styling easier. Generally, you’d apply leave-in conditioner after
hopping out of the shower, then use a wide-tooth comb to detangle
your hair ever so gently. Once you’re done with that step, you can
move onto your styling routine, whether that’s by blow-drying your
hair smooth and sleek or letting it air dry for gorgeous natural
texture.
Key benefits:
Leave-in conditioner can benefit just about any hair type, from dry
hair to frizzy hair to damaged hair, as it can help add moisture
and shine and make it easier to style your hair. So, regardless of
your hair type, consider adding one into your regular hair care
routine, so you can reap the hair care rewards. One of our favorite
ways to use a leave-in conditioner is by applying it right before
bed and leaving it on overnight to wake up with softer-feeling
hair.
| Product name | Deeply Moisturizes and Rejuvenates Wash Free Shea Butter Leave in
Mask |
| Feature | Nourishing / Moisturizing / Repairing |
| Volume | 500ml |
| Suitable For | Frizzy Dry Hair |
| OEM / ODM | Acceptable |
| Advantage | With shea butter, moisture,shine |
| Sample | Free |
Formulated with a blend of castor oil and vitamins, this leave-in
hair treatment helps seal split ends and prevents heat damage from
styling because it offers up to 450-degree heat protection. No more
unwanted haircuts so you can save that last inch!
Suggested Usage:
STEP 1: START WITH FRESHLY WASHED HAIR
First things first: Hop in the shower! Use a system of shampoo and
conditioner formulated for your hair type that coordinates with the
leave-in conditioner you’re going to use. Sticking with one of the
trios we shared above keeps things simple.
STEP 2: APPLY YOUR LEAVE-IN CONDITIONER
Read the instructions on your leave-in product and apply
accordingly. Typically, you’d want to apply leave-in conditioner to
damp or towel-dried hair, then style as usual. Focus the leave-in
conditioner on your mid-lengths and ends, avoiding your roots, as
that could leave your hair looking greasy. This is especially
important if you have fine or thin hair because you don’t want
anything weighing your hair down. A little product will go a long
way, but you may need to experiment to see how much leave-in
conditioner your hair needs (for example, if you have long hair,
you may find you need to use more). After applying, there's no need
to rinse out—that’s why it’s called a leave-in product!
STEP 3: COMB YOUR HAIR
Your hair is at its most fragile when it’s wet, so skip the brushes
and use a wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair before styling.
After applying your leave-in conditioner, gently (emphasize on
gently!) glide your comb through your hair to help undo any knots
or tangles.
STEP 4: STYLE HOW YOU WISH
You’re ready to style now! Blow-dry or air-dry: the choice is up to
you. We’ve got a tutorial for each option below.
