Where Leave-In Conditioner Goes

A hair-length map suggests a light touch at roots and more attention to dry mid-lengths and ends.

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01 · Start with the label
Use a leave-in conditioner designed for your hair type and the wet or dry application stated on its packaging.
02 · Focus on the lengths
Begin with a small amount at the ends and distribute upward through mid-lengths. Keep heavy product away from the scalp unless specifically directed otherwise.
03 · Comb and reassess
Detangle gently, then add a little more only to areas that still need slip. The catalog hair serum is an optional finishing step, not the same product as conditioner.

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Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Leave-In Conditioner Cream

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10.2 fl oz. Apply a small amount through damp mid-lengths and ends and leave in; adjust quantity for hair length and thickness. Avoid roots if hair is fine. This is a leave-in cream, not a dedicated hot-tool heat protectant.