This 95% natural spray comes packed with three powerful actives that nourish hair, increase shine, and help keep it manageable. The baobab proteins help revitalize strands, the sunflower sprout extract keeps hair shiny, and the mongongo oil helps condition. Plus you can use it to help soften as you air-dry, or on dry hair to add some life back to any style.  

Whatever Wherever Leave-in Conditioner, Together Beauty ($27)

There are those of us who want just a little more hydration post-shower; then there are those of us who need more hydration post-shower. For the latter group of people, reach for this. Spray it on freshly washed hair, targeting mid-shaft to end (as it's a more intensive leave-in, you should avoid the scalp so as not to add too much weight or buildup). Comb through hair and style as usual. The blend of microencapsulated argan oil, algae extract, and B vitamins will help repair your hair as you go about your day between washes.

Don't Despair, Repair! Strength + Moisture Leave-In Mask, Briogeo ($28)

This is a nice blend of hydrating treatment and texture-enhancing styling product, which means it's ideal for those who need to lightly condition but also want a bit of grip and hold. Simply smooth it into toweled-off hair and let it do its magic. It will seal in water and nutrients and give you that perfectly undone look. 

Air Dry Styler, Odele ($11.99)

This oil-in-cream is a classic leave-in treatment in the best way: It softens, hydrates, repairs damage throughout use, and tames frizz. Read: All the things that make a leave-in a leave-in. Formulated with extracts from coconuts, olives, almonds, and 16 essential oils, which provide a uniquely fresh, herbal scent that's perfectly wearable for anyone.

Milk Anti-Frizz Leave-In Nourishing Treatment, Reverie ($42)

Ideal for those who just want a spritz of shine or to tame down flyaways between washes. (You can use it on damp hair post-shower to help trap in moisture, but this is more of a dry-hair treatment.) The primary conditioning agents are argan and macadamia nut oil, which as far as hair oils go, are very lightweight so this can be used by anyone.  

Frizzy Logic Finishing Spray, O&M ($37)

Sure, this between-washes product refreshes styles without having to default to hot tools, but its real trick is restoring hair health between conditioning sessions. It does so with a fine mist of neroli water (ultra-hydrating), aloe water (restoring and balancing), as well as a sugar-cane extract (which provides a touch of texture and hold; it's the natural alternative to hair spray and is better for your strands than sea salt). Spritz, go, and have soft, touchable hair all day long.

New Day Mist 3-in-1 Styler Refresh, Playa ($24)

This beloved organic brand's leave-in spray works on manageability. What does that mean exactly? Well, if you find that your hair tends to get a little unruly or tangled as you air dry or blow dry, consider this a preemptive step. It does so with its blend of emollient oils and a hint of honey, which provides just enough oomph for body and hold.

Sweet Spirit Leave-In Conditioner, Innersense ($26)

When people think of leave-in conditioners, they tend to think of weight. It's an understandable assumption, as most leave-ins are blends of oils and hydrators to help those whose hair skews dry. But where does that leave those who have dry yet volume-less strands? In trouble. That's where this comes in, as it provides lift and thickness while being highly conditioning. SmartVolume Leave-In Conditioner, EVOLVh ($29)

For the purists among us, this spray is nothing but what it says: coconut oil, a healthy hair staple. But what makes it so much better than simply grabbing a tub of the natural stuff is this comes in spray form and is therefore easier to use and distribute evenly among the strands.

100% Virgin Coconut Oil Leave-In Treatment, SheaMoisture ($9.99

A re-imagining of their Oi Oil, which has a near cultlike devotion among its users, this spray form softens, detangles, controls frizz, and protects hair from heat styling. You can also spritz it in your hands and work it into dry ends after styling. Plus, it has that famously delicious Oi fragrance that the fans know and love. 

Oi All-In-One Milk, Davines ($35)

This entire brand's deal is leave-in conditioners, so of course they'd make really good options. Here's how their products are designed to be used: Shampoo as normal, skip an in-shower conditioner, towel your strands, and then coat the hair with one of their leave-ins that best suits your needs (they have options that work for fine to kinky). Then continue as normal. The idea is that you'll limit the water used, shorten your shower, and just generally make your life easier in general.

Intensive Nourishment Cream No-Rinse Conditioner, The Good Stuff ($7.99)