Back2Natural - UV Plus Ultra Light Spray leave in Conditioner

[Wyldbanana]

Hi,

I’m currently looking at UV protection spray leave in Conditioners.

Has anyone tried Back2Natural’s conditioner for UV protection or are there any other UV Conditioners folk would recommend?

thanks

 

[jeepwrangler]

I haven't found luck finding UV protection products either. Bumping.

 

[greengiant]

I have kit and caboodle
Kit-Caboodle-Leave-Conditioner

but also bought a sun veil protection spary
/Aveda-Care-Protective-Hair-Veil

I cant post a link but both on amazon. I like the Kit & caboodle for day to day use. I spray the aveda on, on days when ill be in the sun alot

 

[J9907]

Bumping this post - Does anyone have any recommendations please?

 

[Hair2019]

Have a look at some websites that sell hair system supplies and look at what UV protection conditioner sprays they have.

A good website to look on is Treat Project, run by someone who used to part of Hair Direct: https://www.treatproject.nl/product-category/care-products/

They ship worldwide and stock several different UV protection conditioner sprays. A suggestion for you (which I've tried myself):

BonfiRemy Silk Mist Leave-in Conditioner 8oz

BonfiRemy Silk Mist Leave-in Conditioner 8oz strengthens human hair replacement systems and protects them against UV damage from the sun.

www.treatproject.nl

The Pro Touch leave in conditioner was pretty good too.

If you're in the UK, you might try these:

Enhance leave-in conditioner

A long-standing industry staple, this B5 conditioning spray will help maintain the condition of your hair. It also has a sunscreen, to prevent colour loss whilst soaking up the rays.

hairhub.com

Walker Tape Leave in Conditioner - 4 fl oz | Holistique

Leave in Conditioner from Walker Tape Co. gently moisturises and detangles wigs and hair hair systems - simply spray on as needed.

www.holistique.co.uk

Pro Series Leave-in Conditioner by Pro Hair Labs | Holistique UK

Pro Series Leave-in Conditioner for Hair Systems. Smooth, healthy and shiny hair with complete protection from daily strains and UV.

www.holistique.co.uk

 

[J9907]

Have a look at some websites that sell hair system supplies and look at what UV protection conditioner sprays they have.

A good website to look on is Treat Project, run by someone who used to part of Hair Direct: https://www.treatproject.nl/product-category/care-products/

They ship worldwide and stock several different UV protection conditioner sprays. A suggestion for you (which I've tried myself):

BonfiRemy Silk Mist Leave-in Conditioner 8oz

BonfiRemy Silk Mist Leave-in Conditioner 8oz strengthens human hair replacement systems and protects them against UV damage from the sun.

www.treatproject.nl

The Pro Touch leave in conditioner was pretty good too.

If you're in the UK, you might try these:

Enhance leave-in conditioner

A long-standing industry staple, this B5 conditioning spray will help maintain the condition of your hair. It also has a sunscreen, to prevent colour loss whilst soaking up the rays.

hairhub.com

Walker Tape Leave in Conditioner - 4 fl oz | Holistique

Leave in Conditioner from Walker Tape Co. gently moisturises and detangles wigs and hair hair systems - simply spray on as needed.

www.holistique.co.uk

Pro Series Leave-in Conditioner by Pro Hair Labs | Holistique UK

Pro Series Leave-in Conditioner for Hair Systems. Smooth, healthy and shiny hair with complete protection from daily strains and UV.

www.holistique.co.uk

Thanks, I contact Pro Labs as I see a lot of leave in conditioners claim "UV protection". This was the response:

"The Pro Series Leave-in Conditioner has a UV filter that works as a colour protection for the hair, anyways SPF can't be claimed as no test was made for this purpose and this is not the function of the product as well."

I am not sure what a UV filter is but I how can this or other products protect you from colour change without and SPF?

 

[BaldBearded]

The absolute best I found, can be quite hard to source.

Schwarzkopf bc bonacure sun protect spray conditioner.