Leave-in conditioner: All-day protection

Leave-in conditioner is a product that stays in the hair and provides continuous hydration and protection throughout the day. Unlike a classic conditioner that you wash off, leave-in works for a long time and is ideal for men with problematic or stressed hair.

How leave-in conditioner works

Leave-in conditioner contains a lighter formula than rinse-off conditioner, so it does not weigh down the hair. It creates a protective layer that retains moisture, protects against heat and external influences and facilitates detangling. The active ingredients work continuously.

For whom it is intended

Dry and damaged hair – leave-in provides extra hydration that regular conditioner is not enough. Curly hair – defines curls and prevents frizz. Hair stressed by heat – protects during blow drying and ironing. Colour-treated hair – maintains color and prevents fading.

If you have oily hair, choose a very light formula or apply only to lengths.

Types of leave-in products

Spray – lightest, ideal for fine hair and quick application. Cream – medium consistency, universal use. Oil/serum – intensive hydration for very dry hair. Mousse – adds volume and definition.

Correct application

1. Wash hair with shampoo and possibly classic conditioner
2. Dry lightly with a towel –hair should be damp, not wet
3. Apply leave-in in the palms and spread
4. Apply to lengths and ends, avoiding the roots
5. Comb with a comb for even distribution
6. Let it dry naturally or blow dry

Amount of product

Start with a a small amount – is enough for short hair drop, for medium length peas. Too much product will weigh the hair down and make it look greasy. You can always add, but it's hard to take away.

Combination with other products

Leave-in conditioner is a base on which you can layer styling products. Apply it first, let it dry slightly and then add a paste, wax or gel. Leave-in creates a protective layer between the hair and the styling product.