How to Apply Leave-In Conditioner
Leave-in conditioner must be applied in a very specific way. Learn how to apply leave-in conditioner with help from a celebrity hair stylist in this free video clip.
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- Hi, I'm Louis Santalices. I'm a celebrity hairstylist, and today I'm going to show you how to apply a leave-in conditioner. What tends to happen is that your ends tend to get fried, overworked. They begin to split if you're not getting a haircut frequently, so I really recommend using a leave-in conditioner at least once a week. The treatment that I'll be using today is Eversleek Leave-in Creme by L'Oreal Paris. Now that your hair is shampooed and conditioned, we want to apply the leave-in conditioner. I'm going to take about one or two pumps, depending on the density of your hair. You want to go ahead and rub that through your hands, and it's important just to mainly focus on the ends, because those are the areas that it tends to get stressed out. So what I'm doing is just kind of scrunching the hair, kind of encouraging the hair's natural texture, and mainly applying on the ends. And again, this is a leave-in conditioner. You can use it as a styling product. You can go ahead and just go throughout the day like this, or you can blow it dry. So a few tips to remember: this is a product that you want to use if you're coloring your hair, using hot tools - blow dryers, flatirons. This is something that, depending on how damaged your hair is, you want to do this every week or every other week, just to keep your hair nice and healthy and shiny. And there you go. That's how we apply leave-in conditioner. I'm Louis Santalices, and thank you for watching.
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