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Dark Baptism Leave-In Hair Conditioner

$20.00 USD
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For Dry/Damaged Hair Types

Made with fatty alcohols (great for skin & hair!) and hair-loving goodies like Tsubaki oil, honeyquat, quinoa protein, and silk amino acids; Dark Baptism is a concentrated leave-in hair conditioner formulated to condition and restore vitality to damaged hair. 

Scent

Scented with warm musk and golden amber, combined with hints of light citrus, lily of the valley, and jasmine on a sweet woody background.

Key Ingredients

Tsubaki Oil - Also known as Camellia Oil, the oil from this wildflower has the ability to penetrate deeply into the hair shaft, strengthening hair follicles, and reducing breakage.

Quinoa Protein Extract - A natural protein for hair color retention, conditioning, and protection. Quinoa also enhances shine for healthier-looking hair!

Silk Amino Acids - Penetrates into your hair strands and act as a humectant that will draw moisture into your hair.

Honeyquat - This is a conditioning agent made from honey with excellent moisture binding capabilities.

Panthenol - Also known as Pro-Vitamin B5, this ingredient adds shine and strengthens hair roots.

How to use

Apply a dime-size amount onto the ends of damp hair. A little goes a long way! Too much product may make your hair feel heavy.

Net Volume: 2 oz

Ingredient List

Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Polyquaternium 37, Tsubaki (Camellia) Oil, Propanediol 1,3, Diheptyl Succinate, Capryloyl Glycerin, Honeyquat, Hydrolyzed Quinoa Extract, Silk Amino Acid, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Fragrance, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium EDTA

Customer Reviews

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T.K.
awesome stuff

This leave in conditioner is amazing. It makes my hair so soft but doesn't weigh it down at all. It's not greasy either. I have very long hair, but even for me, a small amount works well. They mean it when they say a little goes a long way! Not to mention the scent is divine. I love all my FLA hair care products and can't go back to mainstream after using them. They're really top notch.

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Ckoehn
Divine

Dark baptism smells divine! It makes my hair feel smooth but still full of life. My hair has grown drastically since switching to this leave in. Awesome!

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B.
The hype is real.

I learned about FLA's Dark Baptism from the indie makeup subreddit and I wanted to try this for scent alone. It's amazing. Like I'm not writing this for the bonus 10% off but because I love this. I lighten and color my hair a lot (fashion colors) so I would use this after doing a very expensive commerical protein product that requires you to skip conditioner. This fills in that gap after doing the protein and my hair feels SO lovely after. Moisturized, flourishing, in its lane—it just feels so soft after. It spreads super fast too, like I get a little scoop, spread it in my hands then smooth and scrunch into my hair. I get a little bit extra to favor my ends and micro bangs then give it a simple brush through. I don't remember when I bought it, but it has lasted me until the time of writing this. I'm scraping every little bit I can out of the jar before I set the jar to the side for reuse. It smells truly, truly divine too.

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A.S.
The GOAT

My hair absolutely loves this stuff. I have platinum blonde hair (high lift not bleach&tone) I'm in the process of growing out so it's probe to dryness and frizz. This leaves my hair incredibly soft and shiny and smells divine. I wish the Dark Baptism scent was available in the shampoo bar bc its wonderful.

I don't even use my other leave in creams anymore. This is that good.

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Kelley F.
Wonderful

I use this leave in conditioner on my ends. It is wonderful and seems to soak into my hair well. A little goes a long way, so the jar has lasted me a while. I will definitely be grabbing some more when my current jar gets low!

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