It's a 10 HaircareMiracle Leave-In product, 10 fl. oz. (Pack of 1), 21/10

Seriously amazing as a detangler. This in conjunction with the Macadamia Oil hair mask has really made such a huge difference in my hair. I have thick long hair, tons of it really. I was never able to comb my hair upon getting out of the shower and I couldn't understand how other people could do it, either. My hair would dry (naturally, no hair dryer) into this big frizzy fluffball with knots and...it was not cute.Now my hair is just so much better. I use the hair mask on the lower half of my hair, then when I'm out of the shower I use a SMALL amount of this on the top half of my head and a bit more on the lower half. Boom, hair that is soft and comb-able...dries into a wavy mess because that's just how my hair is but its soft to the touch and not frizzy and crazy.Also, this stuff has a very nice smell that isn't too potent or perfumey. A "just right" kind of scent. If you don't go hog wild/don't have tons of hair - this stuff can last you a long long time. Mine usually lasts me almost a year as long as I don't use it excessively - and so the price isn't bad. I'd rather splurge for this awesome stuff than keep buying inferior products that I have to use more of more often...ya dig?

Love this product. You only need a tiny bit and it makes your hair very soft and fly away. Order delivery was quick.

I don't normally gush about products, so this is going to sound a little bit like a shill piece written by a salesperson, probably. It's not. I'm probably just talking like a giddy dip**** because I just finished styling my hair with this stuff and I'm a little in shock at the results.A little backstory: I have mixed-race hair. Highly mixed-race hair (well, and the rest of me), as in my family tree looks like my ancestors got bored and went on a seven-continent sex tour. Unfortunately "Dry, frizzy, and curly" won the lottery as far as hair texture, though when I lived in Louisiana I was fine as long as I got relaxers and touch-ups every few months and used the right products. Cue a move to Chicago, a climate change that my hair didn't like, and three years of going out of my bloody mind trying to keep my hair straight for longer than half an hour. Whether I put the relaxer in myself or had a stylist do it, it never straightened fully; flat-ironing would finish it off, but the second I had to put any type of moisturizer in my hair (and with my hair type, I have to) it would immediately curl back up. Flat-ironing it again did nothing but make it frizzy and crunchy, even using the styling products recommended at various salons. They'd leave my hair waxy, gummy, tangled, partially straightened but mostly just a bushy mess that snapped combs in half like the hungry tentacles of Cthulhu. Not to mention repeated flat-ironing damaged my hair, even using protective products. Wrapping? Nothing. I'd just end up with a funny-shaped 'fro. I can't exactly afford to spend $200 every other day and four hours in a salon for them to go through the whole process for me, only for it to bunch up the second I walked out of the climate-controlled environment. I pretty much gave up, cropped my hair short, hid it under a do-rag, and thanked whatever was listening that I worked from home so I didn't have to see people very often. Some guys can pull off a crazy hipster fro. I'm not one of them.I ran across It's a 10 Miracle Leave-in Product as a product recommendation when I was shopping for a multi-pack of combs. (See previous note about Cthulhu and the tentacles that have possessed my head.) I read the product description, read the reviews, thought "Yeah, right, but these people don't have hair like mine. It won't work. Nothing works." But I was curious, intrigued, so I bought it. It came a few days later, and after washing and drying my hair I sprayed it in.Lo and behold, my hair immediately felt softer, smoother, much less brittle. I combed it through my curls and was pretty surprised at how easily the comb went through, like the spray changed my hair type and texture immediately. It even looked a little shinier in the mirror."Well, so great. Now I have manageable curls. I don't want curls, dang it."But I was even more intrigued. I decided to order the repair mask ('cause really, I needed it after months of neglect since I gave up on my hair), the shampoo, and the conditioner. If I was going to experiment with this stuff, I was going to do it right. While I waited for the other products, I kept using the leave-in product daily, and watching my hair texture improve with each passing day. Finally the rest of the products came. Moment of truth, right? Wash my hair, condition it, then use the repair mask. Spray the leave-in product in, blow-dry, then use the leave-in product again as a flat-iron aid. First thing I discovered: don't use more than a light spritz per section of hair, unless you enjoy the sound and smell of moisture steaming off your hair at high temperatures. (It sounds like bacon on a griddle. It smells like...well, I wouldn't recommend it.) Second thing I discovered:I have straight hair now, it's staying that way, and I think I'll be spending way too much money on this stuff, but it's still cheaper than thrice-weekly salon visits.It's not perfect. My hair isn't perfectly glossy-smooth, yadda yadda. I don't look like a Pantene commercial. But my hair's straight and soft, it moves when I turn my head instead of hanging there in a stiff, fried mess, it's got a fairly decent shine, and it looks healthy. It's been about a day now and it's holding, too. I'm sure it'll curl back up when I wash it, but that's fine. It won't take me long to fix that. There is a bit of a waxy residue when I run my fingers through it, and I don't really like the feel of that, but it's not nearly as bad as some of the other products I've tried. Tolerable, at least. Using a boar-bristle brush after flat-ironing helps get rid of some of the waxiness, and also adds shine and helps settle a bit of a cloudy/floaty "poof" effect caused by separating the hair with a fine-tooth comb to straighten in sections.Short version of the review: if you have mixed-race, frizzy, or otherwise problem hair, this stuff could be a lifesaver, though it works better in conjunction with other products from the same brand. It's not going to fix your hair overnight, especially if it's damaged, and it's still going to take some work--but it'll make that work a lot easier than it was before. I'm going to keep using it for a few months and if I see noticable repair and improvement that's worth crowing about, I'll come back with an update to my review.

Best product especially in the winter with static on your hair, I have thin hair and in the winter time I get static in my hair so bad a hair stylist told me about this product and she was absolutely right on how good it is, I carry a small spray bottle in my purse all winter long, highly recommended

Love this! Makes your hair shine and look fresh

I really like this product - it seems to make my hair a little more manageable and soft. I had really high expectations, though, so I don't think this is quite the "miracle" I was expecting, but I can't really complain. If I were to air dry my hair with no product, it would be very frizzy and out of control with random waviness here and there. My hair is not really wavy and curly, but it's also not straight, if that makes any sense. When I blow dry my hair with no product, I can get it straight pretty easily, but sometimes I still have to use a flat iron to help make it a little smoother and shinier.When I use this product and air dry my hair, I still get some frizziness and waviness, but not *quite* as much as air drying with no product. I was really hoping it would be a "miracle" and make my hair smooth and straight with no other work needed. However, when I blow dry my hair with this product in it, it does come out much more smooth and shiny. I don't need to flat iron my hair when I use this, which is great! I love the way it smells, and it does a good job of detangling. I've started using it on my daughters' hair, too! The bottle seems to last quite awhile, too. I've been using it for several weeks, and I think it's about 1/4 gone.