Frizz - Leave-in conditioner

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What is Living Proof No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner?
A nourishing leave-in cream that detangles and provides an extra boost of conditioning for frizz-prone hair.

How do I use No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner?
Apply No Frizz Leave-In Conditioner to damp hair, focusing on ends or dry areas. If desired, apply to dry hair in moderation to tame ends and fly-aways. For best results, follow with No Frizz Nourishing Styling Cream or No Frizz Weightless Styling Spray.

How does No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner work?
Powered by our Healthy Hair Molecule, No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner weightlessly blocks humidity 70% better than silicones, smoothes the hair texture so strands are polished and frictionless while the Healthy Hair Molecule repels dirt and oil allowing you to wash your hair less often.

Who is No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner for?
No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner is good for all types. Plus it is sulfate-free, silicone-free and oil-free and safe for color and chemically treated hair.

How is it different from No Frizz Vanishing Oil?
No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner is applied to damp hair to provide drier hair types an extra boost of conditioning and frizz control. Vanishing Oil works best for coarser hair types and is light and layerable enough to be used on both wet and dry hair without heat.

How is it different from Living Proof No Frizz Nourishing Cream?
No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner is applied to damp hair to provide drier hair types an extra boost of conditioning and frizz control. No Frizz Nourishing Cream works best for medium to thick hair types and is used on wet hair and followed with heat.

What is the fragrance in No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner?
The scent is a light citrus fragrance similar to what is found in most other Living Proof products.

Does Living Proof No Frizz Leave-in Conditioner contain proteins?
No.

When and why is it important for a product to be sulfate-free?
You've probably heard a lot about sulfates and generally think they are bad for hair. You should watch out for sulfates in shampoos as when they are used in lathering, cleansing products they can strip hair of its natural surface oils, making it feel rough, dry and brittle. Sulfates can also strip the scalp of its natural oils, leading to dryness and irritation. Examples of commonly used sulfate ingredients that can be stripping include: Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, and Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate. You should watch out for these in shampoos.

Sulfates do not inflict damage on hair when used in conditioners or treatments. When used in these products they actually help make hair smoother, softer and visibly healthier.

Sulfates in conditioners and treatments do not damage chemical treatments or color. Characterizing them as not good for your hair in these types of products is incorrect.

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