Contains 82% organic ingredients.
1. Do I rinse this out or leave it in my hair?
You can do both, and that is exactly what makes it so convenient. Want to use it as a quick treatment in the shower? Apply to wet hair, leave on for 1 to 2 minutes, detangle, and rinse out. Or are you using it as a leave-in? Then apply a small amount to towel-dried hair and just leave it in. For coarse or curly hair, the leave-in method is often the best.
2. What is the difference between this and a conditioner or mask?
Think of it this way: a conditioner is your daily base, a mask is your intensive nourishment, and this fits conveniently in between. It primarily hydrates and detangles, making your hair easy to comb and soft. It is lighter than a mask, so it is less likely to weigh your hair down. Do you already have a good conditioner and is your hair doing fine? Then you don't necessarily need this. Does your hair get tangled or is it dry? Then this is your friend.
3. Is this for me, or only for curls?
It works on all hair types, not just curls. But honestly: the drier, coarser, or frizzier your hair, the more you will feel the difference. Do you have fine hair that gets oily quickly? Then you probably don't need it, or you should use it very sparingly and only on the ends. Listen to your hair: if it craves hydration and detangling, you are good to go.
4. Won't a leave-in make my hair oily or flat?
Not if you use it in the right place and in the right amount. Stay away from your scalp; apply it to your lengths and ends, as that is where the dryness is. Start with a small amount—you can always add more. Does your hair still get limp or flat? Then you probably used too much, or a leave-in just isn't right for your hair type. That’s okay, then just rinse it out from now on.
5. When do I use this in my routine?
After washing, that is the set point. Are you rinsing it out? Then it comes after your shampoo, instead of your conditioner. Using it as a leave-in? Then it comes at the very end, on towel-dried hair, right before you start styling or drying. Don't stack it with a mask; that will be too much. Keep it simple: one nourishing step per wash is enough.
