If you are looking for a product that aids in hair straightening, protects and moisturizes, it's time to start using leave-in!
Leave-in is the name given to a type of rinse-free product used on the hair, usually after shampooing, when the hair is still damp. There are leave-ins with different types of textures, from very consistent creams to more fluid, more liquid products. The functions are many and vary by product, but usually leave-in provides hydration, protection of hair against external agents (temperature, pollution, sun, etc.) and helps shape the hair.
? The product is a powerful tool to protect locks from external damage and is perfect for basic care. It also acts as a daily moisturizer for the hair and becomes a kind of thermoactive? In addition to protecting the hair fiber, the product can help even at the time of the brush, closing the scales of the wires and leaving hair smoother ?, says Edson Alves, hairstylist Jacques Janine RJ.
But, it's not just the straight-wire hair seeker who can enjoy the benefits of leave-in: the product is also a great alternative to curling curly hair. In addition to making the curls more hydrated, the leave-in can help define, decrease or enhance the volume of curves.
No contraindications:? Leave-in is suitable for all hair types? for the most rebellious, wavy, smooth, frizzy, dry-looking or bulky strands ?, says Edson.
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How to use the product on hair
Applying leave-in is very practical and does not take much time. In a few minutes it is possible to complete the application on all the hair and finish it as it sees fit for its intended effect. Can the application be done daily? or every time the hair is washed.
For the best possible results, check out some tips for a perfect application.
1. Apply to damp hair
The best time to apply leave-in is immediately after washing your hair, with clean and still damp strands. Some products can help with the detangling process, a great asset when it comes to combing.
A very common mistake in use is to change leave-in for conditioner. In this case, the effect is detrimental because instead of closing the scales, they stay open and the hair is more "goose bumps". Is leave-in important to close the cuticles and leave the tips hydrated ?, explains Edson.
2. Enter the ideal amount
According to Edson, the average amount is the equivalent of the size of a currency of a real. However, the correct amount of leave-in to be applied may vary depending on the type of hair, the desired effect and the texture of the product. Those who have short hair may need less product, while those who have long and large hair may do better applying more, for example. It's worth the test, gradually increasing and decreasing the amount to see how your hair reacts better.
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3. Focus on length
Apply leave-in over the entire length of your hair, but focus on the ends? usually the most damaged and damaged part of the wire. Also, avoiding root application helps to escape the effect of oily hair.
4. Capriche on completion
In the finalization stage the leave-in will show more clearly your results. If your goal is smoother, less voluminous hair, the tip is to comb your hair with a fine comb and let it dry straight. If the idea is to give more volume, create waves or define curls, the best way to finish and? Kneading? the hair from the bottom up.
If you're going to brush, babyliss or flat iron, now is the time! Be sure to apply leave-in after any of these processes? If applied first, the effect will be much more satisfactory as the components of the product react with the heat of the apparatus. And besides, many leave-ins offer thermal protection.
5. Buy the right product for your hair type
Even if you apply the product correctly, the result may not work if the chosen leave-in is not suitable for your hair type. So when it comes to shopping, it's worth keeping an eye on the packaging! There are specific leave-in types for each hair type. Noticing this detail is essential to getting the best results possible, says Edson.
6 leave-ins recommended by bloggers
With so many product choices, choosing yours may not be that simple. Even following the manufacturer's instructions and buying a leave-in that fits your hair type, the effects can vary greatly depending on the brand and texture of each product.To make your choice easier, check out some tips from bloggers:
1. Leave-in Griffus Total Repair by Mari Morena
Those with curly hair may like Mari Morena's tip: Griffus's total repair leave-in. The blogger says that the product has a full-bodied consistency and is great for defining the curls well, and is a good option for those who want to control the volume of wires. In addition, this leave-in is released to low poo. Leave-in Griffus Total Repair for R $ 36.59 on Magic Cosmetics.
2. Leave-in Nectar Thermique Kérastase, by Bia Munstein
In this video, Bia Munstein talks about Kérastase leave-in, explains how she uses the product, including the ideal amount of cream, and comments on the effects the product leaves on the hair. She points this product to people with dry hair, especially those who do a lot of brush or flat iron, since the leave-in has thermal protection. Leave-in Nectar Termique Kérastase for R $ 164,90 at DaDama.
3. Leave-in Niely Gold Argan Oil by Kenya Becfer
According to blogger Kenya Becfer, this Niely Gold leave-in has a super moisturizing effect without leaving heavy hair. Kenya also comments that, with the use of the product, your hair stays? In place? and no frizz. Leave-in Niely Gold Argan Oil for $ 5.99 at Network Stores.
4. Leave-in Yamasterol, by Jessica Chaves
Jessica Chaves gives a powerful tip for those looking for a good leave-in for a good price. According to the blogger, Yamasterol's traditional leave-in does not make hair heavy and helps to finalize and define curly hair. The video also shows the effect of the product the day after application. Leave-in Yamasterol for R $ 4,33 at Seiki Y Perfumery.
5. Leave-in Onduladus, by Brenda Lima
Who has curly or curly hair can get along with this leave-in Onduladus. Brenda Lima shows the whole process of applying the product and comments on the effects: the hair is easy to disembark, well defined and with less frizz. The blogger also shows the result on the day after application and warns that the product is not indicated for those who follow the poo.Leave-in Onduladus for $ 47.90 in Afro Market.
6. Leave-in Shitake Plus, by Claudia Suely
Claudia Suely talks about the effects of this Bio Extratus leave-in, commenting that it gives shine and softness to the threads and is quickly absorbed. The vlogger indicates the product especially for use before brushing as it helps in maintaining the result longer. Leave-in Bio Extratus Shitake Plus for $ 10.50 at Leo Cosmetics.
Leave ins you can buy over the internet
In addition to blogger choices, there are many leave-in options on the market. The range of price ranges and effects is also quite wide and it is possible to find the ideal product for different hair. Check out some product options in our gallery.
Leave-in 22 in 1 Healthy Sexy Hair for $ 99 at Sephora
Leave-in Curly Activator Yenzah for R $ 30,50 on Netfarma
Leave-in The Beauty Box for R $ 29,90 at Panvel
Leave-in Smooth Effect Secrets for $ 10.15 on Netfarma
Leave-in Elseve Total Repair for $ 9.99 at Lojas Rede
Leave-in Wella Professionals for $ 40.99 at Web Beauty
Leave-in Vulthair for R $ 25,33 at Panvel
Leave-in Vizcaya Keratina for R $ 19.60 on Netfarma
Leave in! Curly Hair for $ 9.41 at Americanas
Leave-in Tresemmé frizzy hair for R $ 13,45 on Netfarma
Leave-in Pantene for R $ 14,99 at Lojas Rede
Portier Fine Volume Controller Leave-in for $ 11.90 at Americanas
Leave-in Moroccanoil Intense Curl Cream for $ 99.99 on Web Beauty
After choosing the product, just enjoy the benefits of leave-in: practicality in application, hair well hydrated, soft, protected, frizz-free and well finished. "Leave-in is just like a sunscreen, it should be worn every day for a good result," concludes Edson.
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