Silk Scrunchie Hair Elastic. I curl my hair with a straightener. I say this to emphasize how out of the question blow drying my hair is. What I do own is a hair straightener, the Dyson Corrale.

I wash my hair at night and let my hair air dry for about 12 hours before taking the Corrale to my hair and twisting it down locks to create a shiny, frizz-free, bouncy curl. The beauty of the tool is that I only pass through my hair once, and within 25 minutes, I have a head full of luscious curls that last me until my next wash.

I discovered this straightener-as-a-curler-hack in high school and will likely be doing my hair this way for the long run. Corrale Straightener. I'm someone who experiments with a lot of new hairstyles. And while that is a lot of fun, it comes with its fair share of damage. To help with the breakage and dryness, I use this hair mask from Amika once a week in place of conditioner and have seen a lot of improvement in my hair.

After using it, my hair feels so soft and shiny, and as an always-in-a-rush kind of girl, I love that you only have to keep it in for 5 minutes. Soulfood Nourishing Hair Mask.

Shark Beauty. With my hair being as dry as it is, it needs all the moisture it can get! The scent is divine, and the oil—a potent blend of botanical oils; coconut, jojoba, sunflower, Kukui, and macadamia seed—adds immediate shine while also hydrating split ends.

I reach for it whenever my hair feels dull. I have to use the highest temperature to tame all my hair! Hair Rituel The Cream Roz Hair. Willow Glen Treatment Oil. Yves Durif. Petite Vented Brush.

In the case of the purifying scalp scrub by Christophe Robin, the answer is a resounding yes. Whenever I need my hair to feel clean—like, really clean—I give it a salty scrub. My hair is left soft and buildup free. Christophe Robin. Purifying Scalp Scrub with Sea Salt.

Hair type : My hair is thick and wavy, but with the right products, the curls come out to play. Pattern Beauty. Hydration Shampoo. Heavy Conditioner.

Hair type : My hair is curly, but the texture varies! In the front, my curls are much looser and softer and much more sensitive to hair products and in the back, it is more coarse.

My hair has been the same length since I was in high school, so I am currently trying to grow my hair out and this Mielle hair oil has worked wonders. Not to mention, it smells so good! I add a few drops to my scalp before wrapping my hair and allow it to work its magic overnight!

Loving the below scarf from Bien Abyé! Bien Abyé. Gelato Paisely Scarf. Cutting my hair to bob length has been life changing.

I no longer get tangles in my hair and I use less shampoo and conditioner than ever. Elixir Ultime Hydrating Hair Oil Serum. CER collagen coating hair protein treatment. Blow Dryer Brush 2. Classic Tourmaline Ceramic Flat Iron. Emi Jay.

No one does it better than The Body Shop, whose problem-solving products leave hair and scalp in the best of nick. Currently obsessed with the energising Ginger line for dry and flaky scalps.

With vegan silk protein, the shampoo and conditioner help alleviate the itchiness that often accompanies dryness while fortifying each strand from the inside, out. However, while I stick to a fairly basic routine for a beauty editor—shampoo, conditioner, oil, texture spray and dry shampoo—the brands that I gravitate towards always land decidedly on the higher end of things.

Premium names like Living Proof, Kérastase and Oribe are my usual go-tos thanks to a combination of trustworthy formulations and broad ranges that cater to a wide array of hair types and concerns.

Plus, importantly, they all have that fancy hair salon smell. All of the products are high-performing and versatile and work just as well when used in conjunction with each other as they do when mixed and matched with my regular favourites. For me, though, the most exciting thing about Kristin Ess is how innovative the brand is.

Sure, it's got brilliant haircare staples like moisture-rich curl shampoos and blonde-brightening conditioners , but it's the scalp scrubs, clarifying shampoos and wave sprays that really make this a brand to rival its luxury counterparts.

I use it weekly to help gently remove buildup and treat my scalp to a bit of a deep clean. The nozzle applicator can feel like a bit of a faff, but it allows you to get the shampoo right into your roots, and it leaves my strands and scalp feeling light and refreshed without being stripped of moisture.

However, at £45 a pop, it's definitely an investment, and while this one from Kristin Ess doesn't offer as much of the oil-absorbing benefits of my luxury favourite, the tousled texture, lightweight volume and general 'cool-girl' finish that this provides is almost identical.

This one, however, only takes five minutes to get to work and really makes a noticeable difference to my often frazzled locks. It has a shea-butter-and-coconut-oil base and feels really thick and decadent, so I'm not sure how well it would fare on ultra-fine hair types.

However, if you have wavy, coarse or frizz-prone hair like I do, then it does a great job at smoothing, detangling and adding shine. Plus, it smells really good. Made by OGX, which so many curly girls love for its coconut- and argan-oil lines, Maui Moisture is even friendlier towards all hair types and textures.

The main thing that sets it apart from other haircare brands—both luxury and budget—is its use of aloe juice as the main ingredient instead of water.

My parched curly hair drank up the shampoo the first time I tried it, and I even could've skipped conditioner afterwards. My hair is long, very fine and poker straight, so I hate any product that adds even a smidge of weight to it.

I want my haircare products to leave my hair feeling like my hair, just softer and sleeker. I'm a big fan of luxury hair brands like Oribe and Kérastase, but equally, I love L'Oréal Elvive.

In fact, I've never met an Elvive product I don't like. My favourites at the moment are from the Hydra Hyaluronic range. They cleanse and conditioner my hair to just the right level, leaving my lengths free from tangles and dryness without leaving a weighty film behind. Next up, trust us: These summer hairstyles will be all over your IG feed.

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All rights reserved. England and Wales company registration number Who What Wear Who What Wear UK. I had been wanting to change up my shampoo and conditioner and was given the opportunity to try the new Pantene Nutrient Blends Hydrating Glow Shampoo and Conditioner.

Hydrating and glow are two words that definitely come to mind when I think of what I want in a beauty product so I knew I had to give them a try! When it comes to haircare the most expensive option is not always the best and most realistic option.

You can find both of these there along with the newly launched Pantene Water Serum. I struggle with dryness with my hair especially on the ends.

Not only does this conditioner help with that but I highly recommend applying the Pantene Water Serum to help breathe new life into the ends of your hair too! Even Mila noticed and asked if she could use it too! I recommend lightly applying to the bottom two inches of your hair after a shower hair should be damp and then you can run your hands through any other areas of your hear needing a little extra TLC I always try to touch up pieces around my face.

The best part about these products for me is that they are sulfate, fragrance, silicon, paraben, dye and mineral-oil FREE.