As well as tousling the lengths of hair with sea breezy texture, I've started to use this in place of my root-lifting product too, as it gives my flat roots guts and lift. I either blow-dry it into the top section of my hair or spritz it on just-washed hair at night and let it dry as I sleep. I like that it's not as drying as some salt sprays on the market but still gives my hair a messy, matte finish. And it's a bargain! Bridget, Online Beauty Editor
You're supposed to spray this onto towel-dried roots after Swell's (fabulous) volumising shampoo and conditioner. But I find it works great on its own as well, spritzed through hair like a volumising spray. It visibly pumps up my puny locks thanks to a unique plant complex that really works and smells deliciously botanical; so much better than all those brash and overpowering scents most styling products offend me with. Inge, Beauty Director
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This isn't necessarily marketed at curly girls, but it gives my fine waves a lovely bounce, and just the right amount of no-frizz hold. After scrunching it into wet hair, I simply leave it to air-dry. There's a bit of 'crunch' in the texture as it dries, but another minute of scrunching softens it right up, and I love my curls for the rest of the day! Cassie, Acting Beauty Editor
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I always think these kind of products are a bit of a gimmick and that they never actually work, but to my surprise, this one actually does. Paired with the Forever Smooth shampoo and conditioner (£7.99 each), my hair is definitely a lot less frizzy after blow-drying when I've used these (and I don't blow-dry properly, I just blast my hair because I'm lazy). I especially noticed the difference when the effects of a keratin blow-dry I had were wearing off. Using the trio isn't quite as effective as that was, but still, for the price I think they're absolutely magical products. Lucy, Acting Beauty Writer
I literally rave about this stuff ALL THE TIME. When I was first introduced to it I was told it had oil absorbing powders in it which extend the life of a blow-dry. Obvs I am the most cynical person to ever exist and not one part of me thought it would work, but using this has genuinely changed my (hair washing) life. I've gone from washing everyday to being able to skip a day, which for me is pretty mega. A pea sized amount applied to the roots and then dried in makes all the difference – it doesn't weigh hair down or make it greasy either, something I was worried about because it's applied straight to the root. One tube has so far lasted me about 6 months and I'm still only just over half way through it, so I think it's amazing value for money too. Lucy, Acting Beauty Writer
I always run a couple of pumps of this through the ends of my hair when it's wet. I have naturally straight hair but as its long, the ends tend to get a bit frizzy. This really smooths my hair and helps seal any horrible split ends, making it look a lot healthier. Laura, PA to the Editor-in-Chief and Features Assistant
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/ Lecia Landis No matter whether you embrace a complex styling routine to coif your natural curls or prefer to simply wash and air dry your straight hair, the haircare space has never been more saturated with products for every hair texture and type. It can make curating a haircare routine feel slightly overwhelming—which is exactly why we decided to put together this ultimate list of the top haircare brands out there, as well as the must-try product from each one. Keep reading to learn all about the best haircare brands, from drugstore classics to niche indie companies and splurge-worthy picks. In This Article Expand Our Picks What to Look For In a Haircare Brand FAQ Why Trust ? Olaplex Olaplex View On Amazon View On Olaplex.com What We Like Works on all hair types Reduces hair loss and breakage Repairs bonds in hair What We Don't Like Expensive The Olaplex Bond Maintenance System Kit Transformed My Hair The brand: First launched in 2014, Olaplex started by offering a game-changing reparative in-salon treatment that colorists quickly went ga-ga for. Credit the brand's proprietary technology that focused on repairing the protein bonds that are broken when hair undergoes chemical processes. Fast forward, and there's now a whole line of at-home products that utilize the same type of bond-building technology—which in turn inspired tons of other brands to follow suit and focus on the same type of repair. The hero product: There's a good reason why the No.3 Hair Perfector is the brand's best-seller—it's basically the at-home version of the OG in-salon treatment that started it all. Great for all hair types and textures, it can be used weekly as a preventative or up to three times per week to help undo some pretty serious damage. All you have to do is apply to damp hair and leave it on for 10 minutes before shampooing and conditioning as normal. Cruelty-Free: Yes What Our Editors Say Since launch, I've been a devoted Olaplex fan. It is the only set of products that have made a true, real, visible difference in the length and strength of my breakage-prone hair. I use the shampoo and conditioner, bonding oil, as well as the No.2 and No.3 masks as often as I can. — Kathryn Vandervalk, Editorial & Strategy Director Briogeo Briogeo View On Amazon View On Briogeohair.com What We Like Works on all hair types Moisturizing Adds shine What We Don't Like Reviewers note results aren't drastic The brand: Founder Nancy Twine started Briogeo out of a tiny New York City apartment, inspired by her grandmother's recipes for homemade hair care. Despite the brand's now-global popularity, the focus on high-quality, pure ingredients remains a priority. Fun fact: The name of the brand is a combination of brio, the Italian word for full of life, and geo, the Latin word meaning of earth and nature, a testament to the fact that all of the products are 90 to 100% naturally-derived. The hero product: No matter whether your hair is straight, wavy, curly, or coily, if it requires a little extra TLC, the Don't Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask is the solution. Natural hydrating oils are combined with B vitamins to pack a serious punch, leaving hair healthier, shinier, and stronger. Cruelty-Free: Yes Odele Odele View On Ulta View On Target View On Odelebeauty.com What We Like Affordable Adds shine Smells good What We Don't Like May not work well in high humidity The brand: Arguably our favorite new brand to launch in recent years, we can't get enough of anything and everything Odele. The premise is simple: A line of totally clean, super affordable, genderless, and above all, effective formulas. The brand checks every one of these boxes, and the packaging is beyond chic to boot. The hero product: There's no shortage of air-dry products on the market, but in our humble opinion, none work as well as the Air Dry Styler. Just a tiny dollop of the gel-like serum adds shine and smoothness, and generally leaves your hair looking better, even if you don't do another
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Melanie Rud is a Chicago-based writer with 10 years of experience covering beauty. She covers all things skincare for , from ingredients to acne advice.
Sophia Emmanuel is an IAT-certified trichologist and licensed cosmetologist based in New York. She owns and operates the Crown Worthy beauty salon in New York City.
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/ Lecia Landis No matter whether you embrace a complex styling routine to coif your natural curls or prefer to simply wash and air dry your straight hair, the haircare space has never been more saturated with products for every hair texture and type. It can make curating a haircare routine feel slightly overwhelming—which is exactly why we decided to put together this ultimate list of the top haircare brands out there, as well as the must-try product from each one. Keep reading to learn all about the best haircare brands, from drugstore classics to niche indie companies and splurge-worthy picks. In This Article Expand Our Picks What to Look For In a Haircare Brand FAQ Why Trust ? Olaplex Olaplex View On Amazon View On Olaplex.com What We Like Works on all hair types Reduces hair loss and breakage Repairs bonds in hair What We Don't Like Expensive The Olaplex Bond Maintenance System Kit Transformed My Hair The brand: First launched in 2014, Olaplex started by offering a game-changing reparative in-salon treatment that colorists quickly went ga-ga for. Credit the brand's proprietary technology that focused on repairing the protein bonds that are broken when hair undergoes chemical processes. Fast forward, and there's now a whole line of at-home products that utilize the same type of bond-building technology—which in turn inspired tons of other brands to follow suit and focus on the same type of repair. The hero product: There's a good reason why the No.3 Hair Perfector is the brand's best-seller—it's basically the at-home version of the OG in-salon treatment that started it all. Great for all hair types and textures, it can be used weekly as a preventative or up to three times per week to help undo some pretty serious damage. All you have to do is apply to damp hair and leave it on for 10 minutes before shampooing and conditioning as normal. Cruelty-Free: Yes What Our Editors Say Since launch, I've been a devoted Olaplex fan. It is the only set of products that have made a true, real, visible difference in the length and strength of my breakage-prone hair. I use the shampoo and conditioner, bonding oil, as well as the No.2 and No.3 masks as often as I can. — Kathryn Vandervalk, Editorial & Strategy Director Briogeo Briogeo View On Amazon View On Briogeohair.com What We Like Works on all hair types Moisturizing Adds shine What We Don't Like Reviewers note results aren't drastic The brand: Founder Nancy Twine started Briogeo out of a tiny New York City apartment, inspired by her grandmother's recipes for homemade hair care. Despite the brand's now-global popularity, the focus on high-quality, pure ingredients remains a priority. Fun fact: The name of the brand is a combination of brio, the Italian word for full of life, and geo, the Latin word meaning of earth and nature, a testament to the fact that all of the products are 90 to 100% naturally-derived. The hero product: No matter whether your hair is straight, wavy, curly, or coily, if it requires a little extra TLC, the Don't Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask is the solution. Natural hydrating oils are combined with B vitamins to pack a serious punch, leaving hair healthier, shinier, and stronger. Cruelty-Free: Yes Odele Odele View On Ulta View On Target View On Odelebeauty.com What We Like Affordable Adds shine Smells good What We Don't Like May not work well in high humidity The brand: Arguably our favorite new brand to launch in recent years, we can't get enough of anything and everything Odele. The premise is simple: A line of totally clean, super affordable, genderless, and above all, effective formulas. The brand checks every one of these boxes, and the packaging is beyond chic to boot. The hero product: There's no shortage of air-dry products on the market, but in our humble opinion, none work as well as the Air Dry Styler. Just a tiny dollop of the gel-like serum adds shine and smoothness, and generally leaves your hair looking better, even if you don't do another
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