Weekend Open Thread: Nutriplenish Leave-In Conditioner

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Aveda leave-in conditioner NUTRI-PLENISH

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I tend to alternate between hair products each shower, but I find myself reaching for this lovely leave-in conditioner that Aveda was kind enough to send me more and more.

First up, I love the scent — I really think it's lovely. I'd have said rosemary + something else, but the Aveda description says “Aveda's own pure-fume™ aroma with notes of cocoa, certified-organic ginger, cardamom and other pure flower and plant essences.” Ok then! But it doesn't smell too strongly of chemicals or faux fragrances, and is just a light, lovely scent that you can smell when you spray the leave in — and then the smell totally goes away for me. I have some products where I can tell you 48 hours later what product I put in my hair, and I tend to avoid those… but this one is great.

Second, I love all of the technical things about it — it's lightweight. It's a heat protectant. It's a UV filter for my hair. It's free of all of the things I try to avoid like parabens, sulfates, silicones, etc., and is also cruelty-free and made in the USA. Spray applicators aren't my favorite, so the fact that I'm truly reaching for this one often tells you something.

The conditioner is $47 at Aveda (where they also have a $14 travel size) or Nordstrom.

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    1. I’ve used both (Irish curls over here) and that curl cream and this spray serve very different purposes in my mind. The spray is extra conditioning/detangling. The curl cream is a styler.

  1. What do you do when you wake up and can’t fall back asleep in the middle of the night? It’s been happening to me constantly

    1. When it happens, ideally I get up and read a physical book by lamplight until I start feeling sleepy again (no screens! no blue light!) and then go back to bed.

      To prevent it, I need to figure out why I’m waking up (histamine dump, blood sugar drop, needing to pee, whatever it is that I can work on).