L'emarie Curl Cream Leave-in Conditioner For Wavy, Curly, and Coily Hair | Repair Damage and Prevent Frizz Moisturizes & Defines Curl | Enriched with Honey & Shea Butter

Like many with curly hair, I don’t wash or condition daily. This item is a perfect boost for the off days. I spritz my dry hair with water to make it damp, then add the conditioner. My curls are revived, and I don’t have frizz.

This cream is lightweight and smells really good. It works well to detangle and manage curls. It keeps my curls soft and define. Recommended

I am sorry to day that I didn't feel my hair untangling more than usual.The scent is very candy-like, which would be great for a product intended for kids, but for me it was not so good.The consistency of the conditioner is also more liquid than your average conditioner, and I prefer creamier products.Overall 3/5

I have very curly hair. If I use the "wrong" product for me my hair gets dry, flyaway and frizzy. This leave in conditioner worked well for me. I shampooed and used my regular rinse out conditioner, then when I turned the shower water off, and wrung my hair out, I applied just enough of this leave in conditioner. I still had a little detangling to do, but not too bad. Once I combed thru I left my hair alone and my ringlets boinged up! I only ran my fingers thru my hair as it was drying to lift up the curls from my scalp. My hair felt good. Moisturized and not heavy or greasy. I think if I were to have used more product than I did, then im may get weighed down, but a little dollop was just right. The only thing that I didn't care for was the strong scent. It smells good, but came across as more of a perfume rather than a floral or organic smell... again, not bad at all, smells nice, but just a tad strong for me. This said, I will continue to use this conditioner. It is a keeper.

The L'emarie Curls Leave-in Conditioner is just okay. I am a male with long curly hair. I water wash it daily and then apply some sort of conditioner while it's wet. Then I scrunch and let it air dry. With this product, it goes on and feels like other brands I have used but once my hair dries this product leaves my hair not feeling moisturized. I will continue to use it because it's not terrible, but I am not going to buy it again.

This is a great leave-in conditioner, though it doesn't excel past other leave-ins that I've used that also work well. Certainly much better than some other mainstream/mass market brands, though. I do like the scent quite a bit, and don't mind having some of it linger! I think how this really brings out the curls is by reducing the frizz and tangles, which gets the hair where it's supposed to be - which makes the curls stand out more.Overall, I'd recommend this leave-in conditioner. Good quality stuff!

This L'emarie Curl Leave In Conditioner for me worked just OK on its own. It's a nice, lightweight creamy conditioner that distributes easily throughout my hair. I liked the scent, it was a bit more heavy on the shea butter scent than honey, no complaints about that from me, I liked it. It did stay a bit tacky and I found the more I scrunched my hair while the product was still wet, the more random strands of hair separated from the curl group and looked frizzy. When my hair finally dried (I air-dry), it didn't feel very moisturized, and actually, I didn't like how dry my hair felt and looked. Now, instead, I use this in conjunction with a few other hair serums and curly hair products, which seems to work for my hair type.For my daughter, on the other hand, who has a looser curl pattern than me, I found this product alone is enough to keep her hair moisturized, soft and bouncy.

I have very long hair which curls at the ends if I don't use a product which dampens them down. I used this after washing my hair and was careful to comb it through for even distribution and to follow the instructions which said to scrunch my hair to enhance curls. It worked pretty well for me in defining curls and it left my hair a bit soft and it eased comb out. The main issues I had with it were that it doesn't leave hair as soft as some other types of conditioners and it leaves your hair feel slightly tacky before it dries. It does do a good job of keeping shine, which was a surprise to me as leave-in conditioners can sometimes leave hair dull. I was pleased with this overall, though the scent was more perfume-like that I expected from something which is labeled as honey-lemon.