Wow that’s awesome! It really is a great one, I’m glad it’s worked so well for you 😊

You’re so welcome! I’d love to hear how it works out 😊

I love that! It really is a great product

That’s so exciting! Tell me what you think!

@@DeronEdward I reallly like it, i just used it and my hair detangled so easily, normally i still have to yank out tangles and my hair was already detangled. I finished with the leave in conditioner and i can already see my waves/curls being defined and i havent done any scrunching or anything. I just have to get use to the shampoo not being sudsy like a drugstore one, but thats just me :D Thank you so much, i look forward to watching more of your videos.

I’m so glad you like it! I’ll have been videos soon 😊

I’m so glad you like it! I’ll have new videos soon, and definitely check me out on Instagram I’m pretty active there right now

@@DeronEdward sounds good just followed

For sure, it’s all about finding the right balance for your hair type, have your tried the Nutriplenish multi use oil? I don’t have a video yet for it, but it’s really rich, awesome stuff

@@DeronEdward No but I have been looking at it, now that you've said that I'll probably buy it! Thanks for enabling my product junkyism further 😂

Yes absolutely!

I’ve happy to help, can you tell me more about your hair?

@@DeronEdward My style is long on top (not as long as yours, but it reaches to my chin when I let it hang straight) but tightly buzzed on the sides and the back. I sometimes pull it into a ponytail but usually I let it hang loose to the sides. I air dry it and it gets curly at the ends. It's very fine and - here's my main problem - it tends to get dry and frizzy, dull and gross without the use of product. I used to use Aveda Dry Remedy oil, which I really liked, because it hydrated well and it kind of doubled as a styling agent because I could slick my hair back with it and let it hang naturally. However, that product made my scalp itch. The stylist at the the salon said I was using too much, that only a couple drops are intended. She suggested I cut back on the amount of the oil and use the Pure-formance for Men grooming clay for styling purposes. The combination of these two products worked pretty well, but the itching persisted, and anyway I feel like I need a general moisturizer beyond just a couple drops of oil. I tried ORS Olive Oil hair lotion (mainly because I was on vacation and had no immediate access to an Aveda salon, and now that everything is closed, the lack of access to an Aveda professional is still a problem, which is why I'm looking at KZfaq videos to figure out what to order online). I really like the idea of a leave-in conditioner, and it certainly hydrated well and didn't itch, but it way too greasy and heavy for my fine hair. I'm thinking of the Nutriplenish leave-in conditioner, which you're discussing in this video. I also like the idea of the Invati line -- I'm not losing my hair, but I want to keep my hair and scalp healthy. That might not be the right product line for me, however. I don't know. This is definitely something to discuss with someone in person ideally because, for one thing, there's a trial-and-error advantage when dealing with someone at a local salon, whereas ordering online kinda assumes you know what the hell you want.

Hey Eleatic Stranger! I agree it’s best to be able to consult in person, I appreciate your explanation. If you liked dry remedy oil this might be a great option for you. You’re right it’s hard to know the absolute best solution without seeing your hair. I’d try the nutriplenish leave in, it’s definitely more scalp friendly. You could spray it in or try your trick mixing it in your hand with the clay. Definitely stay away from the clay by itself tho I’d be concerned about too much grip on long fine hair. About the itching, have you considered Pramasana? I’d look at the brush and the scalp cleanser.

Thank you! Is your hair chemically processed?

@@DeronEdward nope

I would probably go for this then, the overnight serum is more for bleached or permed hair 😊

@@DeronEdward ahh didnt know that, thank you !!

I’d say the biggest difference is this one is way more hydrating/detangling and the heat protection is more robust, the brilliant is definitely lighter and like you said has some slight hold. If you spray in your hands and apply I would definitely start at the ends and work your way up 😊

@@DeronEdward thank you for answering!I used this replenish one only 2 times so ...my hairdresser used to work with Aveda and now she works in different salon and it's Redken.I used to love the rosemary shampoo but my scalp got sensitive 😒plus I think they changed the formula. Damage remedy leave in is also nice.Thanks for your videos

It’s my pleasure! I’ll have new videos soon, if you don’t already you should follow my Instagram, I’ve been living it up over there lately 😊

Your conditioner does contain some silicone, I wonder if perhaps it has built up on your hair a bit? Silicone buildup can prevent moisture from penetrating into your hair. Have you tried a deep cleansing shampoo like Aveda Brilliant or Rosemary Mint to reset your hair? I think the Nutriplenish Leave-in Conditioner could help, but if you do have build up from your conditioner you will need to address that first.

@@DeronEdward Thank you, this is helpful. One last thing, can you suggest any hair styling spray for thick straight hair, which causes no or less damage to the hair!?

Aveda Air Control is fairly flexible, but any hairspray shouldn’t be damaging to your hair, it just depends on how you are handling it

@@DeronEdward Does it necessary to wash hair before bed if you've applied hair spray during the daytime? like all other styling products!

No I don’t think so

I would use Pure Abundance Style Prep, protects from heat, gives volume, helps neutralize some of that oil 👍🏻

@@DeronEdward How about any of the shampoos?

Pure Abundance for that too, tho if your scalp still seems oily I might try pramasana

@@DeronEdward Ah okay, cool thank you! :)

Yes, that would be a great combo!

@@DeronEdward Yay! Thank you so much! 2 years behind but I’m glad I came across your videos

I know it might seem steep, most people only need a couple of sprays that bottle can last a looong time, plus it’s a pretty amazing product!

If they are human hair, absolutely! I would avoid getting it on any bonds, but otherwise go for it.

@@DeronEdward awesome thanks yes human sew ins! Thanks

I use on damp hair

It sounds like you have a lot of concerns, which would you say is your biggest concern? Is your hair colored or highlighted? Do you live somewhere humid?

@@DeronEdward I am not living in humid and also my hair is not highlighted and color only my problem is hairfall dry

This is biggest concern

I would avoid protein if your hair isn’t damaged by chemicals, it sounds like Invati Rich Shampoo and the Invati Intensive Hair and Scalp Masque would help a lot, as well as the Nutriplenish Daily Moisturizing Treatment

@@DeronEdward sir please also tell that we oil 1 day after and like so sir when we will apply nutri plenish daily moisturizing treatment and sir invati rich shampoo is for thinning the hair sir but I don't want that I want my hair smooth and somewhat straight So sir also can u please tell that what is the function of botanical repair shampoo and conditioner also nutriplenish leave in conditioner Please

Sorry to hear that, I’ll admit I’m not sure how a protein extract would physically damage your hair on its own, can you tell me more about your haircare routine? Have you tried going back to what you had used before the leave in?

It really depends on how much you use and the porosity of your hair, how would you describe your hair?

It does! Cocoa cardamom ginger and lemongrass

@@DeronEdward is this leave in conditioner suitable for frizzy hair is it react as anti frizz?

Absolutely!

Glad you like it! I know it’s pricey, so you find the bottle lasts you a long time?

@@DeronEdward yes!!