Leave-In conditioner for fine hair? 😔

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Kenna W.

Jan 10, 2014

Kenna W.

Hi guys!

After bleaching and dying my ends pink I've found that my ends are now very dry and fried. I've been using and loving my Beauty Protector for a while now, but I think I need something more moisturizing for my ends, any ideas? I have really fine hair so I don't want anything to make it greasy or heavy. Thanks guys!! ðŸ’‹

Lisa W.

Jan 10, 2014

Lisa W.

I've always like aussie leave in never has made it feel greasy or heavy at all.

Kelly H.

Jan 10, 2014

Kelly H.

It's a 10 with Keratin or the light version designed specifically for fine hair. This repaired my hair after I was platinum blond this summer. :)

Magaly E.

Jan 10, 2014

Magaly E.

I love the it's a 10 with keratin... I have fine hair as well I don't use much so it last a long time and it doesn't feel heavy

Mary T.

Jan 11, 2014

Mary T.

Sebastian potion #9 light or it's a ten. I use so much leave in that sometimes I put a couple squirts of my fav conditioner in a spray bottle of water (not too much) and it works great for me. I have fine hair too.

Sable G.

Jan 12, 2014

Sable G.

I second It's a 10! My teacher recommended it to me cuz my hair was FRIED, I've been like multiple colors the past few months. I picked it up from Cosmoprof for like $15 with my prof card. That shit is a MIRACLE in a tub. <3 If it can revive my hair it can fix anything lol.

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