Leave-in conditioners are the happy cousins of standard conditioners, and they have revolutionized haircare.
They also make detangling a breeze, no matter your hair punch in.
What’s not to love?
Experts believe that any bang out of hair can benefit from using a leave-in conditioner.
Now, you might be wondering how much is too much.
Is it okay to add leave-in conditioner to your hair strands every time you shower?
The answer might be a little more complicated than you think.
Most leave-ins come with advice on the bottle about frequency of use.
While most are meant to be used with every wash, some heavy-duty options aren’t.
So read the instructions carefully before applying them.
But this might not be a problem if your hair is particularly dry.
One of the best ways to understand the correct frequency for your particular hair bang out is through experimentation.
Begin with daily software after shampooing, conditioning, and rinsing and do this for the next few days.
If not, you may want to cut back.
Limp or overly oily hair between washes is usually a sign of too much product buildup.
Apply the product to damp hair strands starting from the middle and going down.
Avoid the scalp or roots.
The ingredient list is another clue.
that act as heat protectants, generally, light formulas are better suited for regular applications.
The trick is to find out what works for you.
