Kitsch Air Dry Cream 5 oz

A: I have thin hair and it's really wavy I used a little bit and my hair looks greasy. I mean all I can say is try it out for yourself and if you don't like it return it.

A: Yes, fine and thin hair girlies, this one's actually made with you in mind! It's best suited for fine to medium hair types, and the castor oil, squalane, and coconut oil blend is formulated to be sheer and non-greasy so it won't weigh strands down or leave that flat, oily look. The trick is starting small: rub a dime-sized amount between your palms and work it through damp hair from mid-lengths to ends. You can always add a touch more if you need it, but a little goes a long way on finer strands.

A: It says it's sugar amber scented but I used it for the first time today And it really doesn't smell like anything I mean it just smells clean nothing else.

A: The Air Dry Cream is scented. Its fragrance is Sugared Amber — soft, warm, and lightly sweet. It’s a different scent from the Argan Oil Heat Protectant and the Argan Milk Leave‑In, so it won’t match those fragrances.

A: No, it doesn’t contain heat protectant. It’s made for heat-free styling, so we don’t recommend relying on it for protection from hot tools. If you want to heat style, you can still use it for frizz control and style retention, but pair it with a dedicated heat protectant like our Priming Argan Oil Heat Protectant & Styling Mist, which protects up to 450°F.

A: You can still use it! Since your frizz is mostly at the crown, keep in mind this product is designed for mid-lengths to ends, and applying a full amount near the roots can leave that area looking greasy or weighed down. For best results, apply it through your mid-lengths and ends first, then use whatever is left on your fingertips to lightly smooth over the crown. If you want more targeted frizz control up top, our Anti-Frizz Shield Spray is a great lightweight option for that area.

A: Yes, we'd still recommend using conditioner as part of your regular wash routine, the Air Dry Cream is a leave-in styling product applied after washing, not a replacement for conditioner. Using both together (conditioner in the shower, then Air Dry Cream on damp hair after) will give you the best results.

A: Just mid-lengths to ends, you'll want to avoid the roots with this one. Applying it too close to the scalp can make roots look greasy or weighed down, especially since it's a rich, moisturizing cream. Rub a dime to nickel-sized amount between your palms, then work it through damp hair starting from about ear-level down through the ends, focusing extra product on drier areas like your tips.

A: Yes! It's especially great for wavy (2a-c), curly (3a-c), and kinky/coily (4a-c) hair types looking to enhance natural texture, and hair length doesn't change that. For very short hair, just use a smaller amount (start with a pea to dime size rather than a full dime). Rub it between your palms and scrunch it in from roots to ends to enhance your curl pattern without weighing shorter strands down.

A: Air Dry Cream is lightweight and non‑greasy, so it works well on fine to medium textures without weighing strands down. Since your hair is fine but very dense, you may just need a bit more product to get even coverage. Start with a dime to nickel-sized amount through mid-lengths and ends, then add a touch more only if needed—avoid the roots to keep things airy.

A: Lightly mist your hair with water so it’s just damp, then add a small amount of Air Dry Cream through the mid‑lengths and ends. That’s usually enough to bring the texture back. You only need more leave‑in if your ends feel dry. Start with a little and build if you need it.

A: Yes! Just layer a heat protectant over the Air Dry Cream before you curl — our Priming Heat Protectant & Styling Spray pairs perfectly with it.