Available in both jumbo and travel sizes, the Pattern Leave-In Conditioner is a luxurious treat for curls. She also recommends avoiding ingredients like silicones, parabens, alcohol and phthalates—many of which can affect the pH of hair and lead to dryness and breakage. Using a leave-in conditioner shouldn’t weigh down your strands, but everyone’s hair is different, meaning some folks can use products more often than others. For curls that need some serious TLC, this transformative treatment is blended with pure honey, olive fruit and castor oils to help maximize moisture, hydration and shine. For hair growth and retention, this sulfate-free product uses natural omega fatty acids to stimulate hair follicles.

It defines and moisturizes with its blend of honey and essential oils—and just try not to get carried away by the sweet floral notes of rose, patchouli and neroli. An ultra-moisturizing styling lotion for damaged hair that increases hair’s shine and resistance to hair breakage.Those with low porosity hair may find it difficult to find products that absorb well into their strands. Ideal for dry and frizzy hair, this curl-enhancing formula from Adwoa Beauty uses lavender and rosemary leaf oil to promote circulation. Lightweight and softening, yet with enough slip to detangle, this conditioner also functions as a styling product.

This hair mask contains only goodies - NO sulphates, silicones, parabens, phthalates or mineral oils.

SheaMoisture products are powered by sustainably sourced, trusted ingredients and never tested on animals. But this leave-in conditioner is formulated to offer deep penetration to the cuticles, plus it uses black castor oil and biotin to promote hair growth. If your strands need extra TLC, apply the conditioner pre-shampoo, let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes and then rinse it out during your normal shower routine. Created without sulfates, parabens and petrolatum, this product also helps promote healthy hair for Afro textures.