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What it is:
A LIGHT, OIL-FREE LEAVE IN CONDITIONER THAT MAKES STYLING EASY.

What it does:
OCEAN SILK TECHNOLOGY GIVES GREAT BODY AND SUPER SHINE, AND HELPS TO KEEP HAIR AND SCALP HEALTHY.

What else you need to know:
SACHAJUAN LEAVE IN CONDITIONER IS CREATED TO BE SPRAYED ON WASHED AND TOWEL-DRIED HAIR AND SHOULD NOT BE RINSED OUT.

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*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ingredients in Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner?

Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner is formulated with the brand's signature Ocean Silk Complex, which combines seaweed, sugar, and silk proteins. It also contains moisturizing agents like glycerin and panthenol, along with UV filters to protect hair from environmental damage. The formula is sulfate-free and designed to nourish without heavy buildup.

Is Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner safe for color-treated hair?

Yes, Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner is safe for color-treated hair. The formula is sulfate-free, which helps preserve hair color longer by avoiding harsh cleansing agents that can strip pigment. The lightweight conditioning agents and UV filters actually help maintain color vibrancy and protect against fading caused by sun exposure.

Can I use Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner on all hair types?

Sachajuan Leave-in Conditioner works well on most hair types, including straight, wavy, curly, and coily hair. However, those with very fine or thin hair should use it sparingly to avoid weighing hair down. Fine-haired users typically apply it to mid-lengths and ends rather than the scalp area.