Leave-In Sprays for Natural Hair

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One group of products that I think are under utilized in the natural hair community are leave-in sprays. I've put together a short list of sprays I've tried over the years.



dale Moisturizing Spray

dale Moisturizing Spray is the first product released by kwenCH Hair & Body Products.  The owner, Dee started off with a bang because this product was an immediate hit. Not only does it work as a leave in but I’ve also used it solely as a detangler.  The refreshing light scent is another win. 

http://kwench.bigcartel.com/product/dale



Jane Carter Revitalizing Leave-In Conditioner

The Jane Carter leave in spray was the first hair spray I tried. This product leaves my hair feeling soft and manageable.  It’s very affordable and can be found at your local Whole Foods.

http://www.janecartersolution.com/Revitalizing-Leave-In-Conditioner-8oz.html




Twisted Sista Curl Spray

The Twista Sista Curl spray is the only hair product that I like from the Twisted Sista line. It ranks in as number three due to it’s size.  At only 5 oz, I found that I was going through a bottle quickly and resorted to using my other hair sprays. However, this spray does do the trick and can readily be found at CVS or Walgreens.

http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/twisted-sista-30-second-curl-spray/ID=prod6229007-product




Alikay Naturals Lemongrass Leave-In Conditioner

I was able to try a sample of Alikay Natural’s Lemongrass Leave-In Conditioner last year.  I wasn’t too impressed with this product. It seemed a little too thinned out compared to the other leave-in sprays. I was able to get the same results with other affordable products.  

http://www.alikaynaturals.com/lemongrass-leave-in-conditioner-8oz/

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