Leave In Conditioner - Mango Scent
A leave in conditioner for curly hair extensions, 250ml, in a light mist with a mango scent. Curly and coily extensions dry out faster than any other texture, and the reason is structural rather than a matter of care. Oil cannot travel down a bend. On straight hair a natural oil slides along the shaft, and on a 3C or 4B curl it stops at the first turn. On extension hair there is no oil coming from anywhere in the first place.
So curly sets need moisture put back on the outside, between washes and not just at the basin. That is what this is for. It is deliberately light so you can use it often without it building up, weighing the curl down or dragging the pattern flat.
Details:
- 250ml spray
- Leave in, no rinsing
- Mango fragrance
- Best suited to curl patterns from 2C through to 4C
How to use it: mist generously over damp hair after washing, or over dry hair on a refresh day. Comb through gently with a wide tooth comb while the hair still has slip, then scrunch the curl back into shape with your hands and leave it alone to dry. Air dry or diffuse on low. Do not rinse.
Between washes, a light mist of water followed by this is how you revive a flattened curl without putting the hair through another full wash. Precautions: rinse the eyes immediately and thoroughly on contact.
Can I use this on straight hair extensions?
You can, and it will soften them, but it is formulated with curly textures in mind and that is where it earns its place. For straight and wavy sets our daily leave-in elixir or the miracle 10 in 1 spray are better matched.
How often should I use a leave in on curly extensions?
After every wash without exception, and then on any day the curl looks dry or flattened. Curly extensions cope far better with frequent light misting than with frequent washing, so most people end up using a leave in several times a week and shampooing only twice.
Will a leave in make curly extensions greasy?
This one is a light spray rather than a cream, so it is unlikely to. If hair does start to feel coated, you are probably applying to the roots as well as the length. Concentrate it on the mid-lengths and ends, where curly hair actually goes dry.
