It’s A 10 Miracle Leave-In Product promises to do it all. Add shine and silkiness, eliminate frizz, give thermal protection, detangle, prevent breakage and split ends, and repair damage.
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And the Lite formula promises to do all of that AND do it with natural ingredients, AND not weigh down your hair.
A few months ago, I noticed the length of my hair was starting to become very dry. I knew I needed some sort of leave-in treatment, however, because my hair is so fine in texture and is prone to oiliness, I was worried most products would leave it too greasy. But then I read the It’s A 10 Lite Miracle Leave-In Product was designed specifically for people with fine textured hair! Win!
But then I realized if I really wanted to do an in depth review, I would need to compare it to the Original formula. So I bought a little bottle of the Original as well!
The verdict:
I love them both. And I use them both. In different scenarios. I have been using both products for about two months now. Oh, and any time I use these sprays my boyfriend always comments on how soft my hair feels – that’s gotta be proof it works, right?! 🙂
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Original Formula:
While this formula is the thicker of the two, it doesn’t weigh my hair down like I worried it would. However, I have found it can be too heavy on the days that I use a super moisturizing shampoo/conditioner (like Redken All Soft) and it leaves my hair looking very stringy.
On the other hand, when I use a regular shampoo/conditioner that isn’t designed to moisturize, I find I always reach for the original formula to add extra hydration and silkiness to my hair.
Also worth noting, I never spray this anywhere near my roots. I only use it on the length of my hair. Also, after applying and combing through, I find that my comb is super slippery from the product. I have to wash the comb before I use it again.
Lite Formula:
I use the Lite formula on the days when I’ve used my super moisturizing shampoo/conditioner. It gives just enough moisture to make my hair feel super soft, shiny, and hydrated.
If I use this product when my hair is feeling extra dry, I find it doesn’t have quite enough moisture to create the silkiness I desire. And again, I only spray it on the length of my hair.
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I also prefer the scent of the lite formula. Not that the original scent is bad, but the Lite version is a little more fresh smelling. Also, the lite formula does not make my comb all slippery after combing through my hair.
Just to compare textures, I sprayed both products into my hands. The original formula felt very luxurious. Very slick and slippery, and just slightly thick.
The Lite version needed two sprays to put the same amount of product in my hand as just one spray of the original. And it definitely felt different. There was no slippery feeling, and it absorbed into my skin really quickly. If felt significantly less substantial.
In my opinion, if you have thick hair, dry hair, and/or normal hair, I would go for the original formula. It will not let you down.
If you have fine hair, oily hair, or super short hair (like a pixie cut), give the Lite version a try. It will still give you great results without weighing down your hair or making it greasy.
If I had to just pick one, for my needs, I would probably pick the Lite formula and add a few extra sprays on the days I needed extra hydration. But that’s a tough decision since both formulas are fantastic.
Have you tried any It’s A 10 products? Do you love them as much as I do?
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