Do you use leave-in conditioner?

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As the title says: do you use leave-in conditioner? Is so, which one would you recommend please? I have long, dry, coloured hair. Thank you.

I tried the Aussie stuff but it made my hair a funny colour (Im blonde). Its good on dark blonde hair or darker and often on offer!

Can anyone can recommend a leave in conditioner for blonde?

No, it always makes my king hair look lank

I use Garnier ultimate blends hair food. The papaya one has a nice smell. It turns my frizz into nice curls.

I use the Garnier honey one. Bought on a whim but I love it. Leaves no residue, gives me smooth shiny waves. Also saves loads of time in the shower.

Yes. Aveda Damage Remedy daily hair repair and occasionally the intensive restructuring treatment. You can get miniatures of them so you can try them out without committing to the expense of a full size bottle.

I use MooGoo protein shot leave in and I find it great, it’s really reduced the amount of split ends I get. I have long dry curly hair but not coloured.

i use the palmer’s coconut one. Smells lovely and works in my long hair. Mine’s not coloured though but they do others.

I don't but I do on my boys they have curly afro hair, and I use a Lee Stafford one it's ok & helps with combing

I have the coco and eve one I use after swimming

Luna by Lisa - fab on my v dry thick hair. Otherwise the Revlon Professional Equave

I use a Kerastase one that also has heat protectant in it, smells great too. Also use L’Oréal wonder water and rinse out conditioner beforehand

I use the Charles Worthington one. It helps retain my curls if I use it on soaking wet hair.

Giovanni Leave-In Conditioner.

I use that and have a bottle of the Aveda one mentioned above. The Aveda smells divine but in terms of how well they work, it's about the same and the Giovanni is a 1/3 of the cost.

I have fine blond hair.

It is so much more cost efficient to use a leave in I think. Less time in the shower and a single bottle lasts me for months and months.

Not proper leave in conditioner.

I got a good tip from Instagram. I wash my hair every 3/4 days and by the last day, I wear it up. I run some regular conditioner over my hair before tying it up on the last day before a wash.

Milkshake or Toni and Guy

I use the Garnier honey one and it's lush, I have fine hair and it doesn't leave it greasy or lank at all.

I read some advice on here before saying to use only a pea sized amount and spread it over the lower half of my hair after shampooing. It works perfectly.