Can anyone recommend a good leave in conditioner?

[sleepysox]

I have fine hair and a sensitive scalp and am looking for a new leave in conditioner for days when i don't have time to wash and condition my hair.

I currently use a Paul Mitchell blue one that has apparently been discontinued, which was only good for short term use, as it wasn't that conditioning.

I also used to use Sebastian Potion 9 which was the opposite- too rich for my hair.

Does anyone use a leave in conditioner? If so, which one do you use? I don't mind how much it costs, as a bottle lasts me over a year as my hair is quite short.

[MedusaIsHavingABadHairDay]

Aussie all the way! I get it for my daughter who has waist length spiral curls and her hair always looks and feels fab..the whole range is great!

[HugosGoatee]

3 minute miracle isn't leave-in.

But I use the Aussie leave-in one too and tis fab

[champagnesupernova]

They don't call it 3 minute MIRACLE for nothing
Thirding.
Tis AMAZING.

[YougreatChristmaspudding]

I use Aussie on my DD1's very tight, fine curls and it works amazingly.

[sleepysox]

I was referring to Aussie but will take a gander at Pantene and Elvive too. Thank you :)

[sleepysox]

Thanks for the recs ladies, will see if Boots have any reviews/ any in stock. I think I'd need one for coloured hair as i'm a fake blonde!!!

[teacoupons]

i second Aussie. The stuff is a miracle worker.

[BigBlueBear]

I use it, and so do my DDs (aged 5 and nearly 2) as we all have curls and it detangles and defrizzes at the same time.

Not sure if those are the same aims as you, but I use Aussie (they do a long hair variant, and one for coloured hair). In the past I have used a cheap Boot coconut oil one (smells great, but doesn't last very long), an Elvive one and now have a Pantene conditioning mist lined up for when the current Aussie one runs out.

[sleepysox]

Am I the only person who uses leave in conditioner?