It’s that time of year again when the smell of spring drifts through the air, buds appear on bare tree limbs and fragrant flowers begin to bloom—but your hair looks wilted. These 7 products will transform your tired tresses into luscious locks before the honeybees buzz back to town.
Masque Quintessence Deep Repairing Mask for Damaged or Dehydrated Hair, Leonor Greyl, $145, Saks
The superior blend of Manketti and Cupuacu nut oils in this luxurious Parisian hair masque instantly repair dry, brittle ends and leave hair feeling soft and looking shiny.
Brilliant Damage Control, AVEDA, $21, Nordstrom
Damage is stopped dead in its tracks with this innovative product that detangles hair and protects from the effects of heat styling.
Cura Luxe Professional Ionic Hair Dryer w/ Auto Pause Sensor, T3, $285, Neiman Marcus
The auto pause sensor feature on this futuristic hair dryer will stop airflow when you release the handle. Negative ions smooth hair and tame frizz while adding volume and shine.
Resistance Shampoo for Damaged Hair, Kerastase, $30, Sephora
A combination of pro-keratins and ceramides reseals all of your split ends and erases damage caused by over styling and coloring hair. This shampoo is gentle enough for everyday use and perfect for all hair types.
Hairdresser’s invisible oil conditioner, BUMBLE AND BUMBLE, $76, bluemercury
Six oils work together to strengthen brittle hair and prevent further damage caused by heat styling. Plus, it leaves your hair smelling like you’ve recently returned from an exotic vacation.
PhD Perfect Hair Day Night Cap Overnight Perfector, Living Proof, $29, Bloomingdales
The magical overnight perfector is formulated without the parabens, silicones, and sulfates that wreck hair over time and packed with amino acids that your strands crave. After just one use, you will notice how soft, bouncy and healthy your ‘do looks all week long.
Silk King Pillowcase, Slip, $99, Anthropologie
Silk keeps hair shiny and eliminates bed-head caused by cotton pillowcases so you can get more beauty sleep.
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