This is packed with 16 essential oils but is so light, it feels like skim milk (hence, the name). This is best used as a leave-in conditioner when your hair is damp, but you can apply it to the ends of second-day hair if your strands tend to dry out between washes.

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

Silicones often pop up in texturizing sprays to add conditioning agents—so they're not completely drying. But this one comes with argan oil and sea kelp instead. It works great for amping up natural waves while drying or to add a little grit to strands before styling.

Moroccan Sea Salt Spray, OGX ($5.99)

You'd be shocked by how many hair oils also come with silicones. This natural blend will, yes, help tame frizz, but I was most impressed by the shine factor: If you miss the glossy payoff of silicones, this is your best bet.

Farewell Frizz Rosehip, Argan & Coconut Oil Blend, Briogeo ($30)

This innovative product goes well beyond a hair spray: Sure, it gives hair hold, but it does so with loads of flexibility and movement. You can also customize how much spray you're getting by twisting the nozzle. And last (but certainly not least), it acts as a heat protectant, something that you will have trouble finding sans silicones.

Perfect Hair Day (phd) Body Builder, Living Proof ($15.88)

Here, we have an organic aloe and honey based styling gel. The product increases shine, helps set your hair in place, allows for some flexibility—all while hydrating and conditioning strands with the aforementioned blend, as well as rooibos tea and eucalyptus.

I Create Hold, Innersense ($26)

A texturing spray is an easy way to give flat, lifeless hair some oomph: Just spritz it in, scrunch or tussle, and go. This option is 98% natural—and the power players are a carnauba wax that adds dimension, hold, and shine, while castor seed oil adds shine.

Wax Poetic Texturizing Spray, Together Beauty ($28)

A cult-favorite curl item, this contains a garden of actives that helps curls spring into shape. There's avocado oil for nourishment, rosemary for stimulating the scalp (it may even encourage growth!), and flax seed to help hair elasticity and damage.

Curl Defining Styling Souffle, Curl Smith ($12)

Silicones are notably popular in conditioners, since they smooth down the cuticle and can help you detangle knots. This gets the job done with a blend of organic additions, like mango fruit extract, slippery elm, marshmallow root, and lemongrass.

Knot Today Conditioner, Kinky Curly ($15.39)

If you want maximum hold, you'll find it in this jar: The goop seriously keeps your hair in place. But that's not the only reason we love it. It also uses Jamaican black castor oil to strengthen hair will styling.

Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen & Restore Max Hold Gel, Shea Moisture ($6.89)

If you're looking for a proper silicone-free hairspray, with a mist atomizer and everything, look no further. This spray will keep your strands in place—but don't worry, no needly stuffy dullness or stiffness. It's also infused with hemp and collagen.

Higher Hold Vegan Collagen Hairspray, Pacifica ($7.97)

Need a midday hair refresher? This mist will impart just enough gloss, sans the greasy or sticky residue. It does so with a blend of jojoba oil and shea butter, both of which are ideal for hair health.

Black Vanilla Moisture and Shine Hair Sheen, Carol's Daughter ($11.99)

For an easy, effortless look, this styling cream will provide just the right amount of movement, gloss, and texture. It's ideal for those with waves who want to air dry, with no crunch post style. Bonus for those with sensitive skin: It's fragrance-free!

Fragrance Free Soft Shine Grooming Cream, Kristin Ess ($12)