PATTERN Beauty by Tracee Ellis Ross Leave-In Conditioner 9.8 fl oz - Rich Moisture for Curly, Coily and Tight-Textured Hair, 3a to 4c, 9.8 fl oz

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I’m a middle-aged white woman going through major hair loss due to birth control pills. My hair texture completely changed too and became very fine and dry and fluffy. It is also constantly tangled. AI analyzed which products have not been working for me, analyzed the ingredients, and said I need something and recommended this. It works!!! This is the only product I’ve found to work on helping my hair be smooth. Tangled hair is caused by a raised cuticle that doesn’t lie down. I thought this was because I didn’t have enough moisture. I tried a million hair masks, oils, serums. I tried them in different order and with different temperature water. I tried brushing during conditioning time and after. I tried air drying and blow drying. It turns out I wasn’t focused on the right problem. This leave in uses a cationic conditioner that smooths down the lifted cuticle (so it doesn’t catch on other lifted cuticles) by interacting with the slight negative charge in wet hair. And it provides slip between strands. It also makes waves clump so it reduces separation while drying— I didn’t think this would make things better but it does! I was absolutely shocked the first time I brushed out my air dried hair after using this product. My hair was in wavy curls and I thought for sure the brush would get stuck but it didn’t. I’m incredibly relieved to find a solution to a longstanding problem I’ve had. Also, the oils in this are light and not occlusive. So they don’t weigh down and collapse my hair.

I’ve been using Pattern hair products for a while now, and I must say, they deliver on their promise of providing moisture, definition, and overall hair health. The line is tailored specifically for curly, coily, and textured hair, and it shows. Here’s what I love about it: Pros: 1. Moisture: The hydration level is fantastic. My hair feels soft and well-nourished, even on wash days. 2. Slip: The conditioners have a great slip, making detangling a breeze, which is a huge win if you have curls. 3. Fragrance: The scent is light and pleasant, not overpowering. It has a natural, earthy aroma that feels luxurious. 4. Curl Definition: The leave-in conditioner and styling cream really enhance curl pattern without leaving hair crunchy or weighed down. 5. Versatile: There are options for different curl types and porosity levels, so you can easily find what works best for your hair. Cons: 1. Price: It’s on the pricier side, especially if you have a lot of hair or use it frequently. 2. Heavy Formula: Some of the products, like the heavier conditioners, might not be ideal for finer or low-porosity hair as they can feel a bit thick. Overall, I highly recommend Pattern for anyone looking to embrace their natural texture with products designed to cater to curly and coily hair. It’s a game-changer in terms of moisture and definition, and it’s worth the investment if you’re aiming for healthy, vibrant curls.

Although quite expensive this product does the trick for my very fine hair. With some grease formula I made in addition to this leave in conditioner - my hair is finally looking great after losing it to a prescribed medication 3 years aga. SIGH! It adds moisture.

I’ve been using Pattern by Tracee Ellis Ross for a few months now, and I’m genuinely impressed. My curls feel healthier, softer, and more defined than ever before. Every product I’ve tried—shampoo, conditioner, leave‑in, and styling cream—works harmoniously to hydrate and enhance without feeling heavy or greasy. A minor note: Some items are priced on the higher side, so it’s helpful to start with travel or mini sizes before committing to full bottles. Also, I’ve noticed that a little goes a long way—so use sparingly for best results. Overall: This is one of the few haircare lines I’ve tried that genuinely delivers on moisture, definition, and curl health. For anyone looking to elevate their natural hair routine, Pattern is absolutely worth a try.