These 19 Leave-In Conditioners Have the Best Reviews on the Internet

As someone who has been dyeing their hair blonde since seventh grade, I've learned the importance of adding hydration back into your strands. From moisturising masks to hair oils to leave-in treatments, finding a method that works for your hair type is vital to keep your hair from drying out and breaking. It's important for everyone to keep their hair nourished, but especially those of us with damaged or processed hair. 

My hairdresser highly recommended adding a leave-in conditioner to my routine in my most recent hair appointment, so afterwards I went on a hunt for the best options. I always turn to reviews when trying to decide on a product because I find personal experience more helpful than a brand's marketing description, and figure that thousands of positive reviews means it's worth trying out. And although you sadly can't shop from Sephora in the UK, the sheer number of useful reviews from customers in the US means that it still acts as a truly valuable resource for deciding what to spend your money on elsewhere.

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So after a total of almost six hours comparing reviews, I had created a list of the best leave-in conditioners for damaged hair. Below I'm sharing my findings in case you, too, are in the market for a new leave-in product. 

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Up next, 24 products that actually make your hair thicker.

Caitlin Burnett
Contributing Editor