Our Editor’s Top Hair Product For Fall 2018
Allison McNamara
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We’re falling hard over here–we’re bundled up in chunky knits, sipping PSLs and basking in a bevy of new fall hair offerings that we’ve been itching to share. As Mane Addicts editors, we’ve been graciously tasked with trying out all things new, and the fall and winter season always ushers in a delightful assortment of festive finds and new product launches to keep our manes on point all holiday long. From tried and true classics to a slew of new faves–below, our editors weigh in on the current products they’re living for.
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Sheila Stotts Application Brush: $42
For years, I relied on random hair brushes from the drugstore and Wet Brushes to detangle my locks. A few weeks ago, I decided to finally invest in a beautiful Sheila Stotts Application Brush and I’ve been blown away with the results! I’ve noticed less breakage and it’s great for styling.
— Allison McNamara, Editorial Director
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Aquis Hair Towel: $40
I have thick hair that takes forever to dry, so when I heard that the Aquis waffle towel could help cut down my drying time I had to give it a go! Not only does my hair dry faster, my hair is starting to feel healthier and has less split ends and breakage.
— Allison McNamara, Editorial Director
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Andalou Lavender & Biotin Full Volume Shampoo: $10
This shampoo adds volume to my typically flat roots, and infuses my air-dried waves with light oomph.
––Nina Aghadjanian, Social Media Director
— Nina Aghadjanian, Social Media Director
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Moco de Gorilla Snot Gel: $5
Flyaways back down to this strong hold, long-lasting gel. A few slicks of it over my crown instantly polish my day-two hairstyle. Plus it covers gray hairs like a champ!
––Nina Aghadjanian, Social Media Director
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Sachajuan Curl Treatment: $36
I am loving Sachajuan Curl Treatment and Hair Repair Conditioner, which are the double whammy my curls need starting in the shower. Formulated with algae extract and castor oil, this duo has helped reverse years of hair experimentation and heat styling, leaving me with the waves I was meant to have.
– Emilie Branch, writer
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Sachajuan Hair Repair Conditioner: $34
I am loving Sachajuan Curl Treatment and Hair Repair Conditioner, which are the double whammy my curls need starting in the shower. Formulated with algae extract and castor oil, this duo has helped reverse years of hair experimentation and heat styling, leaving me with the waves I was meant to have.
— Emilie Branch, writer
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Ouai Scalp & Body Scrub: $38
This scrub feels super luxe in your hand and even more luscious on you body. My kin and scalp both feel incredibly soft and it helps remove product build up and grime.
––Nina Aghadjanian, Social Media Director
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amika Reset Pink Charcoal Scalp Cleansing Oil & Exfoliating Jelly Shampoo
I make sure to pre-poo using the amika Reset Pink Charcoal Scalp Cleansing Oil made from French pink clay and charcoal (oh la la). Living in NYC, hair pollution is definitely a concern, but I can rest assured knowing I’m eliminating toxins with the weekly treatment. After massaging the oil in and rinsing away the residue, I wash it all away with the amika Reset Exfoliating Jelly Shampoo. This gentle cleanser, made with refined sea salt and Sea Buckthorn Berry, rebalances and purifies the scalp, so my hair feels exactly as it should after a thorough wash.
— Emilie Branch, writer
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Diptyque Satin Oil for Body and Hair: $60
I’ve been traveling quite a bit and any two-punch product that can save some room in my luggage is very welcome to tag along take advantage of my TSA pre-check status. This decadent smelling oil is surprisingly non-greasy and comes on dry after a few minutes. It’s smooth texture helps tame everything from flyways to split ends (#nojudging). The beautiful jasmine and saffron scent is also a delight for my fellow passengers.
— Priscila Martinez, Writer
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