Salon Line Repairing Nourishment Leave-In Styling Cream – Coconut & Argan Oils for Frizz Control and Softness, 35.27 oz (1 kg)
- Conditions lengths and ends that feel rough.
- Helps control frizz for a smoother look.
- Leaves a shiny, polished appearance.
Wavy, curly and coily hair that feels dry and looks undefined. The manufacturer recommends it from age 12.
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- Made in Brazil by Salon Line, founded in Rio de Janeiro in 1993.
- The brand states up to 30 applications per jar.
Apply to clean, damp hair section by section through the lengths and ends. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb, then scrunch upward from the ends toward the roots. Do not rinse.
- Jar of 35.27 oz (1 kg).
- Rich cream texture, used as a leave-in.
Humectants draw water to the surface of the strand while oils and film formers help keep it there, which is what holds the curl shape.
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Learn moreSalon Line Repairing Nourishment Leave-In Styling Cream gives dry, undernourished hair prolonged nourishment, frizz control and an anti-dryness action, leaving curls shiny and soft. Its conditioning formula comes in a 1 kg Brazilian jar that yields up to 30 applications. Made by Salon Line in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's reference brand for curly and coily hair.
Key Benefits
- Prolonged Nourishment: An oil-rich formula that keeps feeding the hair between washes.
- Anti-Dryness Action: Helps hair resist the parched, straw-like feel.
- Frizz Control: Keeps curls smooth and defined.
- Softness and Shine: Leaves strands glossy and silky.
- Easy Detangling: Slip that lets a comb glide through.
- Brazilian Value Size: A 1 kg jar with up to 30 applications, made in Brazil.
Who It's For
Wavy, curly and coily hair that is dry and undernourished. Recommended from age 12.
How to Use
Apply to damp hair, spreading section by section from the lengths to the ends. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb, then scrunch upward from the bottom, repeating as often as you like. For volume control, apply at the roots too. Tip: try the Brazilian "fitagem" ribbon technique — apply the cream, glide your fingers through like a comb to form ribbons, scrunch the sections upward, then flip your head forward and squeeze from the ends toward the roots; a diffuser helps set the curls. For very dry coily hair, squeeze with a towel after applying to avoid white residue. For day-after definition, mix water and the cream in a spray bottle and mist the lengths.
Key Actives
- Coconut Oil: Rich in essential vitamins and fatty acids; strengthens and adds shine and softness.
- Argan Oil: Forms a protective film that limits water loss while nourishing and repairing.
- Organic Olive Oil: Hydrates, adds shine and helps regenerate the strands.
Allergen Warnings / Usage Cautions:
For external use only.
Avoid contact with eyes.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Founded in 1993 in Rio de Janeiro, Salon Line grew from a small family operation into one of Brazil's largest haircare companies and the country's reference for curly and coily hair. Its #todecacho and S.O.S Cachos lines helped define the modern Brazilian curl movement.
FAQ
What is fitagem?
It is a Brazilian finishing technique of separating curls into ribbons with your fingers for a more uniform, defined result.
Nourishment or hydration — which do I need?
Choose nourishment when hair feels dry and rough despite moisturizing; choose hydration when it feels thirsty and dull.
Is it too oily for fine hair?
Use a small amount on the mid-lengths and ends to avoid weighing fine curls down.
Do I rinse it out?
No, it is a leave-in styling cream.
Is the packaging in Portuguese?
Yes, this is the authentic Brazilian retail product.
Discover more Brazilian haircare on our Salon Line Collection.
Oil-rich nourishment for dry, tired curls.
Packaging Note: This product features new updated packaging, but depending on stock availability, you may receive the previous version. The formula may differ.
