'it is sold with a spray nozzle.

The Tui Leave in conditioner only comes in a spray bottle

Yes. It has a built in spray...that hasn't jammed like other I've had, btw.

Yes there is a spray nozzle.

Yes is does!

Mine also came with a spray nozzle.
Sephora - would you please confirm whether the spray nozzle is standard. The product image(s) do NOT show a spray nozzle.

Mine came with a spray top, not with a pour spout. I hope that helps!

This product is a mist and is very light on the hair. This leave in used with the Tui sheen I believe would allow your hair to flow freely.

Sometimes they can make your hair feel a little heavy if you spray too much. These are pretty good about giving a scent and not weighing down as long as they are not applied to the root. If you want something that smells good that won't weigh hair down, I'd suggest a powder. I have the Sugar brand (I think it might be called Cake?) from Sephora and it is a lightweight colored powder that is awesome! It is almost like a dry shampoo but it smells great and doesn't weigh the hair down at all!

Just don't over do it. I know what you mean, but this smells great, and it's light. Just spritz a light mist all over your head, fluff and go!
Try it, the cost won't break the bank either.

Not at all!

I am a natural blonde with fine-to-medium hair and I love this product. I've tried many hair glosses and leave-in conditioners and most are far too heavy for my hair. I use this as a conditioner on wet hair and as a gloss on dry hair and it works beautifully, without causing my hair to go flat or making it appear greasy. I would definitely give it a go!

This is very light. Not super moisturizing but gives a little pick me up when your hair is feeling dry and fly away and could use a little rejuv

They're basically the same thing, just different smells. They have the same ingredients.

Hey! I have both and I really like them both. The black vanilla seems to be more fragrant and hold that fragrance better than the Tui but with the Tui being a lighter scent, that might be why. The Tui smells like vacation - it smells really good! If you have fine hair, I'd recommend using it everywhere except the scalp because it can weigh it down a bit. Overall though, if used everywhere except the roots, it doesn't weigh hair down and leaves it with a great scent!

Ive only used the tui leave in conditioner and I love it. I've never tried the black vanilla leave in

Love the leave in conditioner -Tui. The smell is delicious. Not a fan of the Black Vanilla. You can't use too much, just a light mist spray all over and that's it. I use on the days after I've shampooed. Like the next morning, or if I'm going out again that evening. It's great!

The only difference as far as I'm concerned is smell, and I prefer the Tui myself!

I would try Deva Concepts One Condition and use a small amount as a leave-in. Deva is formulated without parabens or sulfates. It makes my hair feel soft and my ends hardly break at all (normally the ends break faster that my hair can grow). It doesn't weigh your hair down at all. One Condition has two formula's with the same name (kinda silly/annoying); I like the formula that is a light orange color, not white, because it smells good and it is more moisturizing.

This is a leave in conditioning moisturizer. This is typically used to keep curly hairstyles hydrated. It is pretty much a styling product for curly hair.

this is an oil :)

It's just liquid neither a lotion or oil doesnt weigh my hair down

It's not a lotion or oil. It's clear. I use it to detangle hair. Or to chase bed heads away.

I would say it's neither. It's really light, it's more like a nourishing water spray that doesn't make your hair soaking wet. If you have damaged hair, like I used to before I started using these products, I would not rely on this as my only leave-in treatment. This is really nice directly after your shampoo regimen, as kind of a detangler or prep for your oil or hair milk, and it's a really nice pick-me-up during the day or before you go out for the evening. Good Luck with your beautiful hair!

No, this is not a lotion or an oil. This product is more like a watery consistency

Yes you apply it after washing and patting your hair dry with a towel. Spray it on your damp hair and blowdry/straighten/style as usual! You can also spray it onto dry hair as an everyday moisturizer.

I apply it after I've shampoo & conditioned my hair. Then just comb out. Or, I'll spritz my hair the next day, to re-fresh the curls. I'll mist it all over, swing my hair over and mist the back, and presto! You're done!

Yes you leave it in, and it has no unpleasant residue. Its great for use after showering, or before heading into the water/sun for protection.

I apply it after I've towel dried my hair and yes you do leave it in. I also use it the next morning on my bed head. I don't use it on my roots by the way, just the rest of my hair.

You spray this in your hair after you get out of the shower and before you brush your hair. You can also use this as a kind of hair-freshener, too, if your hair gets dull throughout the day. Just think, no more hair clogging the drain after you condition in-shower!

Carol's Daughter can be used on different hair types. Simply depends on the goal. Many of the products are good for curly hair styles and help with maintaining moisture and shine.

Yes the brand was designed for the texture of african hair, which tends to be dryer than straight european hair. Considering most women at some piont suffer from damaged dry hair the products in the line will suit women who are concerned with adding more moisture to their hair.
I have fell in love with the hair products and cant live without the body products!

Yes...and no. I am African American, but I've also used "White" products on my hair for years. Still do. Carol's Daughter is designed for those who are tired of stripping their hair with all of those harsh chemicals. It's all natural. It smells great. And my hair has never looked healthier.

No. I am African American and have always thought that Carol's Daughter products were primarily made for African Americans. I have recently started wearing my hair in its natural (unprocessed) state, and done extensive research into products that are good for natural hair. I have found that naturally occurring ingredients are good for not only African American hair, but all hair types. Ingredients that are typically found in hair products, like alcohol, sodium lauryl sulphate, formaldehyde, etc. are terrible for the hair, but especially bad for African American hair, which tends to be drier than other textures, these products tend to exacerbate dryness. The products used in Carol's Daughter add moisture to the hair, which can be good for any hair texture. I have also found that Carol's Daughter does not leave heavy product build up, which can weigh down the hair, but more importantly clog the scalp and decrease overall hair strength. Ingredients like Peppermint stimulate the scalp, Vanilla, which is moisturizing, and many other naturally occurring ingredients found in Carol's daughter are good for all hair types.

Black Vanilla is better for dry hair. i think that is name but it is close.

That I am not sure, but Carol's daughter does have a website, and they sell "gift packs" where you can try and assortment of different products to see which one's you like best.
I love the Hair Milk & Tui OIl. Truly a Divine combination after you've shampoo & conditioned your hair. Just let it air dry.

Actually I would say that the black vainilla one, is the best one for dry hair, however, it is not intensive, if you are looking for something like that you maybe want to try a hair smoothie, and the leave in, for extra hydratation, and also, I find that the black vainilla one helps a lot with tangles, so that's a plus, hope this is helpfull

You can bypass the tui leave in and use the tui oil and flat iron.

Ive used the rosemary mint shampoo which is all natural so u wony get a thick lather full of chemicals & sulfates. Also wont dry. If u use heat on ur hair regularly u must use a rich conditioner every time u wash such as the hair milk conditioner and the monoi hair mask 1-3x a week

I love everything by carol's daughter. i use the peppermint wash and conditioner on mine and my daughters hair. it doesn't lather which is good cause all those sulfates dry the hair.

Carols Daughters Monoi Oil works wonders on dry hair. Apply after shampooing while hair s damp and also add 2-3pumps to dry hair. You can increase the amount you add to try hair. I suggest to start of small than increase until you get the desired results. It add moisture instantly and lock in the moisture. ( So you don't have to applying evey day)

This is a great leave in condition. I pair it with Morrocan Oil Gimmer Shine Spray and my gray is nice and glossy.

many places. there is a carol's daughter shop in the fox hills mall in culver city or you can pick them up at some sephora's but honestly the service at sephora stores totally suck! no joke. the carol's daughter store at fox hills has awesome service, no arrogance. otherwise online at sephora.com or hsn.com for the good deals.