Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream with Shea Butter

First, use Born To Repair Nourishing Shampoo and Conditioner to cleanse hair. Next, work in Born To Repair Leave-In Cream through damp or dry hair, ensuring the product is evenly distributed from roots to tips. Then style your hair as you normally would.

Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream is safe to use everyday. If buildup occurs, wash product out with one of our sulfate-free shampoos.

Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream can be applied on damp or dry hair. No matter how you use it, our curl cream delivers definition, softness and shine. However, if you want to moisturize your hair more deeply, apply it to damp hair. Damp hair tends to be smoother, allowing for easier product distribution. You can also apply curl cream to dry hair if you want to revive your curls on the go.

Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream, can be used on all hair types. Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream will help bring out the natural shape of textured hair, such as waves, curls or coils.

Born to Repair Defining Leave-In Cream defines coils, curls and waves, softens hair and enhances shine. It also restores moisture, strengthens hair, fights frizz and eases detangling. And, as its name suggests, it’s also spectacular at repair. Born to Repair Defining Leave-In Cream helps fight up to a year of visible damage in a single use and visibly seals up to 84% of split ends so you can grow out your hair beautifully.

Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream is meant to be left in the hair. After you use Born To Repair Nourishing Shampoo and Conditioner, apply Leave-In Curl cream evenly throughout damp or dry hair.

Born To Repair Defining Leave-In Cream, our curl cream, can absolutely help with frizz! It contains Shea Butter, which moisturizes and smooths hair, and Amazonian Nut Oil and Babassu Oil, which are frizz fighters.

Both curl defining cream and gel add definition to textured hair and can control frizz. However, there are some key differences between curl defining cream and gel. Curl defining cream has a cream consistency, is used for moisturizing and typically does not offer hold. Gel has a gel consistency, is not as moisturizing as curl cream and provides strong, long-lasting hold.