Reddit reviews It's a 10 Haircare Miracle Leave-In product, 4 fl. oz.

The It's a 10 line of products is fantastic for dry, damaged hair. I use the shampoo, the hair mask, and the leave-in. I can't rave enough about how well it's rescued my hair!

self-employed hairdresser at private salon (no boss) here:

actually, a hairdresser that i share a shampoo room with likes "It's a 10" i've been using their spray-in detangler.

other than that, i use and recommend Senscience made by Shiseido. it's really hard to find, really expensive on line, unless you can find it on special. i only drive to BFE to get it for my clients because they love it, when it's on special (making it almost half the price)

get a vent brush, the kind with painted tips of the bristles, and when it's still wet, after toweling it dry, brush the ends first, brushing higher and higher till it's brushed out.

Hi /r/Xylies

Well done for deciding to stop using the straightener!

Unfortunately at this moment in time, hair repair is not permanent. However, there are solutions that can have a lasting effect.
My first and most important recommendation would be to get a haircut, this will remove any split ends and the bulk of damage.

Here is a list of things that will help:

• Coconut oil (Raw, Extra Virgin, Cold Pressed)
  
  Soak your hair in Coconut Oil overnight then shampoo and condition the next day as usual. This can be done as often as necessary, it will add softness and shine but will also protect your hair from further damage.
  
  
• Shampoo
  
  Choose a shampoo formulated for dry/damaged hair.
  
  L'Oreal Hair Expertise EverSleek Reparative Smoothing Shampoo
  
  Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter Moisture Retention Shampoo
  
  
• Conditioner
  
  Again, choose a conditioner formulated for dry/damaged hair or for frizzy hair.
  
  L'Oreal Hair Expertise EverSleek Reparative Smoothing Conditioner
  
  Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter Restorative Conditioner
  
  
• Protein Treatment
  
  Once or twice a month (if you can) replenish and strengthen your hair with a protein treatment. Be careful though as sometimes overuse may cause a buildup which causes the hair too feel brittle.
  
  Joico K-PAK RevitaLuxe Bio-Advanced Restorative Treatment
  
  Redken Extreme Strength Builder Plus
  
  ApHogee 2 Minute Keratin Reconstructor
  
  All of the above treatments can be used after shampooing and it's not necessary to condition afterwards.
  
  Also, always remember that you should rinse any type of conditioner/treatment out of your hair thoroughly.
  
  In my opinion, you would benefit from using a leave-in conditioner and then when your hair is dry, applying a drop or two of oil to the lengths and ends (keep it away from the roots)
  
  
• Leave-in Conditioner
  
  it's a 10! Miracle Leave-in Product
  
  Very concentrated and effective (read the reviews).
  
  
• Oil
  
  Redken Diamond Oil Shatterproof Shine Intense
  
  I hope this helps and please feel free to ask any questions or PM me if you want any further advice/recommendations, I'd be happy to help if I can. Good luck! :)
  
  

"It's a 10" is a favorite brand of many. I used it for a while and loved it until I decided I wanted to do something different with my hair.

Should be able to find it in probably any store's hair section.

We use this https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00IX2J9E0/ref=pd_aw_lpo_194_bs_img_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=S4ZK0ATPRVDAF18NZQE8

My daughter has super curly, thick crazy hair and it works great! You need both shampoo and conditioner. And only shampoo hair twice or once a week if the hairs really dry.

Also you should use a leave in conditioner too. I just use my hair stuff on my daughter this is what I use. https://www.amazon.com/Its-10-Haircare-Miracle-Product/dp/B000TKH6G2

and we have used this leave in too when she was younger and it worked well too. I just stopped buying because using mine was easier.
https://www.target.com/p/johnson-39-s-no-more-tangles-detangling-spray-10-0-oz/-/A-11427127

Also make sure to comb with a wide tooth comb and not a brush. This will help a lot too.

Sorry I should have clarified but it's literally called "It's a 10" lol

Can you tell me which ingredients are silicones? This is what I bought, I thought i was supppper careful to not get silicone in the product I chose.

I looked at the brands other products and a good portion of those do, at least they had obvious silicones/the ones I know about.

This stuff right here? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Its-Miracle-Leave-In-115-oz/dp/B000TKH6G2

This is the shampoo I use:

http://www.sallybeauty.com/color-protecting-shampoo/HAIRTRIT02,default,pd.html?cm_vc=SEARCH

And to keep it looking healthy (ie, not fried) I use this:

http://www.amazon.com/Its-10-Miracle-Product-4-Ounces/dp/B000TKH6G2

I use this with a big comb after I get out of the shower. It helps a lot. And I comb from the tip to the root. I have long hair... I don't know, this 'It's a 10' line is really awesome. I'd really recommend this product.

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A tiny bit of leave-in conditioner can work wonders.

I use this for my crazy hair: https://www.amazon.com/Its-10-Miracle-Product-4-Ounces/dp/B000TKH6G2

I have fine, thin hair, though, but it also is somewhat naturally curly, and additionally is prone to split ends and intense frizziness. But they really recommend it at Beauty Brands when I've gone there, and it also does some protecting things to hair. Having thin hair means I use barely a squirt of it, so with as much hair as you have, you'll probably need to use more than me. They have sample sizes and stuff at some salons. The one I have was gifted to me by a friend who doesn't use it but got it for free.