RENPURE Coconut Whipped Creme Leave-In Conditioner, Basic, Fragrance, 16 Fl Oz

This stuff is awesome for my 4a, thick, natural, never chemically altered hair. I have never really been able to achieve a curly wash-and-go style without experiencing at least 70% shrinkage by the time my hair is done air drying, and many products designed to help eliminate shrinkage for wash-and-go wearers have the down-side of make it take up to 3x as long for your hair to air dry. I used this leave-in together with the Renpure Coconut Creme Curling Jelly Styling and get a beautiful. elongated, bouncy, curly wash-and-go with only about 10 - 20% shrinkage. Plus, it doesn't lengthen the time it takes for my hair to air dry - in fact it seems to dry more quickly. Using both products does make my hair a bit "crunchy", but applying a bit of olive oil after it's dry (and on 2nd and 3rd day hair) not only eliminates the crunch, but gives me springing, bouncy hair. I haven't yet attempted a wash-and-go with the leave-in alone. This is how I've used this product: wash and condition my hair in the shower (I put my hair into about 8 braids for washing), then towel dry minimally. Divide my hair into about 8 - 10 sections and apply a quarter sized amount of this leave-in to each section (I have thick, butt-length when stretched hair, so this is the amount of product that I need to use). I apply it in a downward motion from root-to-tip; only moving in that one direction. Then, I comb through each section with a regular-tooth comb to make sure there aren't any tangles. At this point with just the leavein my hair will feel very soft and looks shiny. I follow with the Renpure Coconut Creme Curling Jelly Styling before moving on to another section, again applying the same amount, in a downward, tugging-like motion - only moving in the downward direction. That's it. For me, it takes a bit of time before my hair will clump out into bigger spiral curls and it doesn't look like much after I first apply. I just leave it alone and allow it to air dry, and it begins to form beautiful, stretched curl clumps as it dries. Ultimately, the shrinkage factor is drastically reduced. When I press my hair straight it is butt-length, when I do a wash-and-go with this method it dries to just above waist length. In contrast, every other wash-and-go method I've used leaves me with shoulder-length at best - so I've always had to do twist sets to get a more elongated look. The 2 drawbacks of this method and product are: (1) The coconut fragrance is very noticeable. Not unpleasant, but definitely noticeable and it doesn't wear off as readily as most fragrances in hair products will. I personally like the fragrance, but I do wish it wore off a bit faster. (2) Following with the Renpure Coconut Creme Curling Jelly Styling will leave your hair feeling "crunchy" when it dries. I haven't ever attempted to style my hair with the leavein alone, but the consistency on wet hair makes me think that it would remain soft. It isn't an extreme crunch like mousse, but it does feel hard. I apply olive oil once my hair it completely dry and the crunch goes away, leaving me with soft, bouncy curls. At night I put my hair in a bun, and then take down the bun and finger comb with olive oil for day 2 and day 3 if I want the wash and go to last that long. I really love this product.

I love it. I’ve got sensitive skin and the coarsest, coiliest hair variety out there (4D) meaning super super tight curls and proneness to tangling. The rare difficulties of my hair being both super coarse and super fragile, combined with my sensitive reactive skin and particularness about substances that get on my hands, have sent me on a lifelong journey of trying to find something—anything—that began to deliver service to me, the seemingly forgotten specimen. I hate getting thick or unpleasant-scented products on my hands throughout my day. I’m very active and I don’t want to be weighed down. I don’t want to feel like my pores are clogged or like I need a wash after touching my hair, which seems inevitable in ordinary day to day life, mainly due to the inevitable scratch. I HATE going for a short simple scratch and getting heavy product on my hands, then I touch my phone and it gets oily or I touch my eye or something terrible like that. I got to a point where I just didn’t put anything in my hair because all the products I’ve tried were either too heavy, or if they were light, they would seem to get drained by my unquenchable hair or just get wiped off. This product is a game changer for me. I’ve spent so much of my life hating touching my hair because it is so tangled and delicate, and I hated the touch and smell of almost everything. But this product is light, it smells heavenly, it’s got more naturally-minded ingredients, and it works wonders for my mystery hair. After shampooing and conditioning, I towel squeeze dry in vertical sections similar to how you would part your hair for a cornrow (maybe 8 or 10 rows across). Then, when my hair is still wet but not dripping, I smooth little pumps of this product on the hair on either side of the part. This helps ensure thorough distribution through the thickness of my hair. My oh my, the product stays in the whole week, but is not heavy, and when I touch my hair here and there in ordinary life, *nothing comes off onto my fingers,* which is a massive landmark in my personal hygiene history. Because my hair is so delicate, it is not ideal for me to twist it at night before I go to bed (this would be constant twisting and untwisting of fragile hair—plus I’ve always hated sitting down to put so much time into hairdos every day. I’m active and I love simplicity, and really it seems like too much work that I’m not personally interested in, so really I don’t think I would ever want to sit down and do my hair like that every single day. Not for me) Because of the high compressibility of my hair, it gets matted down at night. It has been a nightmare through most of college waking up with a compressed afro, and having the typical ordinary morning drudgery, and not wanting to touch my hair because it has some unsavory substance in it, or because I HATE putting water on it in the morning to help soften it so I can inflate it (it is a feeling akin to how cats feel about getting sprinkled with water). The only alternative for me has been to have a poorly inflated afro, because it was just too dry to get it rounded and elongated nicely. THIS PRODUCT, after I have worked it in from my hair wash, just gets delightfully activated when I put a little hot water in it with my fingers, and finger part the same way I mentioned above, cornrow style. It comes to life and I can feel that it has deeply and flatteringly lubricated the deep wiry network deep within the flattened afro, and it is SO much easier to get that elongation in quickly and efficiently in the morning, without adding a single other product throughout the whole week. I just dampen the hair, part and fluff it out, and then maybe round it off with my pick. It has made hair preparation so easy, so light and refreshing and delightful for me, and that’s a huge deal for someone who has spent 21 years hating dealing with their hair. The light, hydrating, fragrant nature of this product really lifts me up and makes working with these coils a charming breeze. It is so simple, feels so clean, doesn’t suffocate or irritate my scalp, and smells so good I would be happy for people near me to get a strong whiff of my hair. Not just happy—I would be PROUD. This product is a game changer. For anyone out there with delicate, challenging-to-grow super coarse hair, try this you may find your hair care answers here.

Was looking for a hair product that wpuld really work on my grey stringy haie. But i have A LOT of hair. I normally keep it braided but most products I used didnt keep my hair in good condition no matter what i did. I've tried using multiple products at once so many times its ridiculous. Some even seemed as though when I took it down to prep for the next braiding session, my hair was coming out using other name brand products- no it wasn't to tight lol. Thos product..upon first use my hair and scalp felt SO good..x2. I like creams because my hair is thick and this really does a GREAT job of moisturizing. After using it and removing durag, i was walking around in the house and my wife asked what smelled so good? Of course i said me!$ lol it factual - kinda.. Lol..i told her what i bought off Amazon and all of a sudden., ppl in the fam are using it now. I absolutely will stand by the fact that before I used this, I used everything African Pride, shea butter, Creme of Nature, and sooo mamy others. This kept my hair soft..i mean SOFT.. Might as well be a fluffy blanket! Since i have braids, even when i left my hair down for three months i could tell the difference. Love this stuff and so glad I gave this a shot. I am using Carols Daughter Black Vanilla Hair shampoo and conditioner and..well.. I think Im better than my dude Troy Polamalu! I'm glad my search is over. Shrew.. Thos is AMAZINGLY good stuff and the scent.. Not ONE person said anything negative..only.. Wow..whats in your hair? Omg your hair smells so good. Or lastly and my fav. How did you get your hair so soft? Wasn't it brittle or...just kinda.. Hard to manage because of your grey? Lol.. Not anymore.... I got the PRO Glow (without the drip) 😂🔥 Thanks Renpure!!

I have used this product for 4+ years since I started getting Keratin treatments. I have tried many similar products but this was the only one that hit all the markers for me. I have very thick/dry hair and this product left it always feeling soft and hydrated, not crunchy. I wish I had purchased multiple containers because despite how well it works, I can't fathom paying 3x the price that it was just a few months ago. Watching it constantly in hopes that it levels out!

this leave in hair conditioner is excellent in every category

I usually never buy anything coconutty for my hair. I don't like for my hair to smell like I poured old fashioned suntan oil on it. Whenever I do use coconut oil for my hair or body, I always buy the kind that has had the scent removed. But I took a chance on this because it said it controlled frizz. I am multiracial African-American with 3B 3C curly hair. I sometimes use a mild chemical texturizer to help take down some of the curl but for the most part I like to wear my hair natural. My hair is also fairly porous. If I don't use some kind of product on it, it can look really fly away and frizzy. And that's okay if that's the look you're going for but that's not the look I want all the time! I totally embrace my heritage amd ethnicity so some days I'm all about the "wild hair, don't care" look if that's the mood my hair is in that day. Other days I want defined curls that have a slip to them. And once in a while, I might even straighten with a straightening brush if i feel like it. Occasionally, I even dye it. But not too often and not my entire head. I like to put colored streaks in my hair in the summer, usually golden blonde or a lighter shade of red than my natural hair color. These chemical treatments can sometimes cause my hair to get dry and especially on the ends when I'm trying to grow out the chemicals. I wouldn't consider my hair super damaged though. I take good care of it. Naturally, there is some damage from the chemical treatments that I'm growing out, but not to the point that I need to cut it off or anything like that. So I purchased this hoping that it would tame the frizz on my ends. My ends still look frizzy and dry and I'm still having to put other products on to define and separate my curls and to tame the frizz. I will continue to use this until I use it up but I probably won't reorder because it didn't really work that well for my hair. It's not the worst product. I have a basket full of products that were so bad on my hair that I wasn't able to continue using them. This is not that kind of situation. It just doesn't tame any frizz (on my hair) the way it was advertised. But the good thing about it is that it doesn't build up that much on the hair so I still use it around my edges when I want to brush my hair back into a ponytail. It's a good moisturizer to put on right before brushing your hair back. By the way, the coconut smell is not overwhelming and it's not too heavy. I just think it's probably for somebody with looser curls and less porous hair than mine.

I have fine but very thick, wavy hair that reaches my butt. It's often frizzy, and seems to simply stay ever-so-slightly dry no matter how much I condition it. Because it's so thick, it can be very difficult to condition it effectively and to get most conditioners out of it when I do. I ordered this conditioner hoping to finally find a product that let me moisturize my hair without spending either ten minutes trying to get conditioner out of my mop or simply letting it be a frizzy mass. This is the first time in my life that I've had long hair I can get a comb through. I usually give up on long hair after a few months and cut it off simply because it's impossible to groom without a ridiculous amount of hassle. This conditioner absorbs completely, leaving my hair much softer and smoother, and helps prevent the regular snagging and pulling that I get when I try to put my hair up. My hair no longer eats hair ties and is much less likely to turn into a snarled ball overnight. I lose less hair, I can wash my hair more often, and even days when I don't condition it, my hair still retains a smoother, softer texture. I bought myself a bottle around Christmas, and even with thick hair, I haven't emptied half the bottle by the end of February. It also smells fantastic, leaving my hair smelling of sweet coconut for the rest of the day. If you have tangle-prone, thin, dry, or curly hair, you should give this a try. It's not expensive, it's very effective and greatly reduces the amount of time and effort needed to maintain healthy hair.

I have been using renpure products for years. Price and quality have always been very good. I started using this particular renpure leave in conditioner about two years ago. I have ALLOT of very fine waist length hair. If I don't use a leave in conditioner the midshaft to the ends of my hair get very dry and, fly-away in a bunch of unattractive little whisps. I have tried to use argon oil or straight coconut oil for this purpose. While it works great for a deep condition, that gets washed out, it is just too heavy for my very fine hair as a leave-in. This leave-in by renpure is the perfect amount of moisture, and dosen't leave me looking like a grease ball. It also doesn't leave a bunch of cakey greasy buildup. Needless to say, I was a bit worried when I went to reorder my favorite leave-in, and the bottle had changed. In the beauty product world that can mean bad news... especially when you have finally found a product that works for you. I placed my order anyway, and braced myself for changes in my favorite leave-in conditioner. The ingredients list has changes, but not many. The products both smell very similar (heavy on the yummy coconut). The texture, and weight of the product are comparable. The new formula seems to do it's job just as well for me as the old. I will post a pic of the ingredients lists side by side for those interested. The old formula is the bottle with the teal stripe, and the new formula has a pink stripe.

This has been my all-time favourite leave-in and I can’t find it anywhere lately. It kept my 3B curly hair hydrated (even during the very dry, cold winters where I live) without weighing it down or causing stickiness. It even kept my hair frizz-less—I didn’t even need to use any other products with it when I air-dried my hair. Plus, it smells DELICIOUS—like vanilla cake with a sweet coconut aroma. I especially liked that it was a light cream in a pump bottle—my hair is thick and goes through conditioner like crazy, so sprays are a huge pain to use. I am desperately trying to find another conditioner that kept my hair nourished the way this one did, but I can’t find one that holds a candle to this. Please bring it back :(

Everything is good. BT juss dat it gives dandruff

Not bad but arrived with little splash... ok i bought 2

Producto con aceites que realmente nutren el cabello. Bravo Renpure!!!

It's by far the best leave-in conditioner that worked for my hair!