leave-in the protects from the sun

> Hi Kara,> Since you've tried Phytp products before, maybe you> would consider Phytoplaghe-- it's a leave-n sun> protection oil, and i hear (from mags) that it's quite> a favourite amongst the stars.You might want to try one of the phytoplage creams rather than the oil. I haven't tried them... but I did use the oil and while it worked for sun protection, it made my hair kinda sticky and my hair got dirty *much* faster. (And I even usually use oil on my hair, but this was stickier than jojoba or olive oil.) I think the cream might not be so bad.-jj

Hi Kara,Since you've tried Phytp products before, maybe you would consider Phytoplaghe-- it's a leave-n sun protection oil, and i hear (from mags) that it's quite a favourite amongst the stars. I also like Nexxus Humectress-- it has a sun screan in it and it is SOOOO moisturizing :) Just remember that a little goes a long way :)\SHerry~> I going on vacation and will be out in the sun A LOT,> and I'm looking for a leave-in that will not weigh my> hair down, but that will also moisturize and help> protect it from the elements. I have very light golden> blonde hair, and I know there's really nothing I can> do besides putting my hair in a hat to prevent it from> bleaching out, but I would like to find something that> keeps my hair moisturized and shiny without making it> flat.> I've tried Aveda's Elixir, and besides it not having a> suncreen, it tends to build-up on my hair. I also use> Phyto 7 everyday, but I would like something a bit> stronger than this.> Any suggestions? Thanks so much!> Kara