Leave-in conditioners, which are also called no-rinse or leave-on conditioners, are used after you wash your hair and before you style it. They’re usually applied to towel-dried hair. Unlike ...

If leave-in conditioner isn't already stocked in your beauty cabinet, incorporating this staple product into your hair care routine can help you attain shiny, bouncy hair. Whether you’ve got hair that ...

After eyeing Shea Moisture’s Jamaican Black Castor Oil line for months, I finally caved and made a purchase this past weekend. Instead of going all out and buying the entire line at one time, I chose ...

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If you’re looking for something to really nourish dry, damaged hair, there’s one product you should consider adding to your haircare routine: leave-in conditioner. If you have thick or dry hair, it’s ...

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Winter's dry air zaps moisture from hair, causing annoying static. Combat this by boosting hydration with creamy conditioners ...