Best Leave-in Conditioner? Preferably With Built-in Spf.

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Hey guys,

I went for my consultation on Wednesday and will be getting my first ever system in about two months!

My question is regarding products. I'd like to find a good leave-in conditioner preferably with a built-in SPF? Does anyone have any recommendations? My salon sells one that is quite good but lacks the SPF that I'm looking for.

I know they need to be sulphate free and there are a few out there, but most seem to contain some sort of alcohol, namely benzyl alcohol. Is this standard as i thought the alcohol would have the opposite affect?

Any recommendations will be gladly received!

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If you can get it... Schwarzkopf, BC Bonacure Sun Protect. They just reformulated. I liked the old one, better, it had a different fragrance. This new formulation is a bit thicker. I then add some Aragan oil (which I do to all the spray-in products I use).
 
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I have Revlon and Schwarzkopf, and I prefer the Revlon Equave instant beauty (blue). My opinion, I think is better than Schwarzkopf Total Repair leave in conditioner.
 
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rme said:
I have Revlon and Schwarzkopf, and I prefer the Revlon Equave instant beauty (blue). My opinion, I think is better than Schwarzkopf Total Repair leave in conditioner.
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I use the Total Repair for winter, since it has no sunscreen.
 
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I just checked out the link, it seems they only ship to Canada.

I tried an experiment using Neutrogena SPF 100 with bc bonacure peptide repair rescue, it did not work out so well...

I received my four bottles of the newly formulated BC Bonacure Sun Protect, but my friend accidentally bought the creme, and not the spray. This wound up being a bonus because when you add 200ml of water to 100ml of cream, you get the same consistency as the spray. So 400ml became 1.2 liters... enough for two summers...
 
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rme said:
I have Revlon and Schwarzkopf, and I prefer the Revlon Equave instant beauty (blue). My opinion, I think is better than Schwarzkopf Total Repair leave in conditioner.
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But why you don't use Revlon with spf?
 

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Thanks for the feedback guys!

I think I am quite swayed by the Revlon Equave instant beauty (blue) as it is a large quantity for an affordable price. It says it helps protect against UVA/UVB rays: does this amount to an adequate amount of sun protection as it doesn't specify any SPF content?

Also, the CLOUD leave in conditioner does sound promising but I couldn't find any reviews for it. I'm not slating it but would like to get a feel of the general consensus from customer feedback. If it is formulated by a hairpiece provider I can imagine it doing a good job, but can also see a conflict of interest in pushing a sale.

I naturally am looking for the best product that is going to be most cost effective too. The aim of course is to maintain great hair and if I can do it in a fashion that better agrees with my wallet then bonus haha.
 
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