Leave-In Conditioning Crème is your richer leave-in moisture step.

It helps hydrate, soften and smooth hair before styling, making it ideal for dry, coarse or frizz-prone hair that needs extra conditioning support.

It is not a hard styling product, oil or finishing spray. It sits between your wash routine and your styling routine to help make hair easier to manage.

Both are leave-in products, but they have different strengths.

Super Nova Elixir is the lighter option. It is ideal for detangling, softness, shine and everyday styling prep.

Leave-In Conditioning Crème is richer. It is better suited to dry, coarse, frizzy or thirsty hair that needs more moisture and smoothing support.

In simple terms:

Super Nova = lightweight leave-in foundation

Leave-In Conditioning Crème = richer moisture + softness

They are not the same product.

Leave-In Conditioning Crème is best when the hair needs moisture, softness and conditioning support.

Frizz Control Crème is best when the hair needs stronger smoothing control and humidity support before styling.

For very dry, frizz-prone hair, you can use Leave-In Conditioning Crème first, then layer Frizz Control Crème over the top where extra smoothing is needed.

Not when used correctly.

Leave-In Conditioning Crème is richer than Super Nova Elixir, so start with a small amount and build only if needed. Apply mainly through the mid-lengths and ends, rather than the roots.

Fine hair may only need a pea-sized amount. Thick, coarse or very dry hair may need more.

Yes, but you may not need to reapply a full amount every day.

Use it on wash day through towel-dried hair before styling. Between washes, apply a very small amount to dry ends or frizzy areas that need extra softness, moisture or control.

Start lightly to avoid product build-up.

Yes, but use it sparingly.

On dry hair, warm a small amount between your hands and smooth through the ends or flyaway areas. Avoid applying too much, especially on fine hair.

Yes, but use it sparingly.

On dry hair, warm a small amount between your hands and smooth through the ends or flyaway areas. Avoid applying too much, especially on fine hair.

No. Leave-In Conditioning Crème helps soften, smooth and support manageability, but it is not your dedicated heat protectant.

If you are blow-drying, curling, straightening or using hot tools, apply Some Like It Hot! Heat Protectant Spray before heat styling.

Hair should feel softer, smoother, more hydrated and easier to manage.

You can expect improved softness, better control, smoother styling, less visible frizz and a more polished finish without a stiff or crunchy feel.