Leave-In Conditioners

13 products

Morfose Metamorfose Pure Detox Two-Phase Conditioner, 6.8 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Pure Detox Two-Phase Conditioner for oily hair and scalp
Morfose Metamorfose Glossy Touch Two-Phase Conditioner, 6.8 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Glossy Touch Two-Phase Conditioner for dull, weak, brittle hair
Morfose Metamorfose Moist Boost Two-Phase Conditioner, 6.8 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Moist Boost Two-Phase Conditioner for dry, lifeless hair
Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Two-Phase Conditioner, 6.8 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Two-Phase Conditioner for damaged, breaking hair
Morfose Two Phase Supreme leave-in spray, heat protection, 13.53 fl oz
Morfose Two Phase Conditioner Supreme overview

Showing 13/13

Frequently asked questions

What does a leave-in conditioner spray do?

It stays on the hair instead of rinsing away, which means it keeps detangling, keeps frizz down and adds a layer of heat protection all day. For anyone who blow-dries or straightens, it is the most useful single product to add to a routine.

When do I apply it — wet or dry hair?

Towel-dried hair, before you style. That is when the cuticle is open and combing does the most damage, so a detangler earns its keep. You can also mist it on dry hair later in the day to refresh ends and calm flyaways.

Does leave-in conditioner make hair greasy?

Only if you use too much or spray it at the roots. Start with three or four pumps for mid-length hair, applied from the ears down, and add more only if the comb still catches.

Do I still need a rinse-out conditioner?

If your hair is fine and healthy, a leave-in alone is often enough. If it is dry, coarse, curly or colour-treated, use both — rinse-out in the shower, leave-in after.

Salon-Quality Results

Professional formulas designed to deliver visible results with every use.

Advanced Hair Care

Powered by innovative ingredients to strengthen, nourish, and protect your hair.

Trusted Performance

Loved by professionals and customers for consistent, high-performance results.

About this collection

Thirteen leave-ins in three textures. The texture matters more than the active.

Two-phase sprays (13.52 fl oz) — Milk Therapy, Keratin, Argan, Collagen, Biotin, Quinoa & Hemp and Supreme. Shake before use; the oil phase and the water phase separate on purpose. Best on wet hair, straight after the shower.

Metamorfose two-phase (6.8 fl oz, $12) — the same idea in four targeted versions: Pure Detox, Glossy Touch, Moist Boost, Bond Care.

Cream and butter. Supreme Hair Milk (10.14 fl oz) is a lotion, not a spray. Milk Therapy Hair Butter (6.76 fl oz) is thicker again — shea and coconut butter, for very dry or coarse hair that a spray does not hold.

Pick the active to match your shampoo: keratin with keratin, collagen with collagen. The ranges share a base, so nothing you layer fights what came before it.