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Travel + Leisure
4 days ago
- Health
- Travel + Leisure
These Packable Toiletries Make Getting Through TSA So Easy—Get the Best Solid Shampoo, Sunscreen, and More
Even if you pride yourself on foregoing a checked bag in favor of carry-on luggage, there's still one thing that can make the airport experience exponentially more difficult for even the most seasoned travelers: liquids. Paring down your toiletries is a feat in and of itself; however, if your Dopp kit is still overflowing with shampoos, toothpastes, and face washes, you'll always run the risk of stalling your journey through the TSA security checkpoint. But did you know there's a solid alternative for nearly every liquid you may be traveling with? From TSA-friendly sunscreen to hand lotion, we've uncovered 10 skin and haircare travel essentials you won't want to leave home without—all in solid form and just as high-quality as your typical liquid products. Everything is packable, easy to use, and guaranteed to streamline the TSA process, so you can leave your toiletries tucked away in your bag without fear of leaking or spillage. And as an added bonus, limited plastic packaging will make your adventures friendlier to the planet, as well. HiBar Maintain Shampoo & Conditioner Set Amazon If you like to get a good lather out of your shampoo, rest assured, this bar and shampoo conditioner duo from HiBar will allow you to achieve just that in a much more travel-friendly format. The hydrating formulas are packed with ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and vitamin B5 to leave your hair shiny, refreshed, smooth, and tangle-free. The brand even claims that each bar lasts double the time of the average shampoo bottle, so not only are you optimizing your travels, but you'll be saving your wallet as well. And with more than 2,600 five-star ratings at Amazon, you'll be in good company, with one shopper calling the bars 'great for travel or home use.' Shiseido Clear Sunscreen Stick SPF 50 Amazon Traveling with sunscreen is a must, but if you aim to limit the amount of liquids you're packing, this clear Shiseido stick with SPF 50 is the perfect alternative that's practically designed for on-the-go use. The lightweight, invisible formula easily glides over the skin, hydrating any skin type. And while its primary function is to protect your skin from the sun, it's also packed with powerhouse ingredients like licorice root extract and soy lecithin to soothe and smooth the skin while helping improve its texture over time. In a pinch, it can even be used on your body, so you don't have to stress about finding sunscreen at the airport. Kitsch Rice Water Solid Shampoo & Conditioner Set Amazon After earning more than 8,100 five-star ratings at Amazon, it's safe to say this solid shampoo and conditioner bar duo is primed to upgrade your travel toiletry selection. Designed for those with dry, brittle hair in need of a cleansing or conditioning boost, the high-quality bars are both paraben- and sulfate-free and made to last up to 100 washes, according to the brand. Plus, the bars are shaped like an 'S' and a 'C', so there's no confusion as to which is which. One shopper even confirmed that they're 'sudsy' while offering 'great conditioning,' so you can rest assured you're still getting a good clean without the extra plastic. Seadrop Hydrating Seafoam Cleanser Welcome Kit Seadrop You're always free to use a bar of soap to wash your face, but if you're looking for something even easier to pack, the Seadrop Cleanser Beads are the hack you didn't know you were missing. Simply crush one bead between your fingers and wet your hands to be met with a rich lather that's gentle on the skin and effective at cleaning off any dirt and makeup from the day. The plastic-free product comes with a reusable glass jar for storage, along with a biodegradable paper container with refills. Plus, the face wash is dermatologist-tested and non-irritating, so it's suitable for even the most sensitive skin. Kate McLeod The Body Stone Scent Discovery Set Sephora If you're staying at an Airbnb or lodging that doesn't come with a complimentary bottle of body cream, it's a good idea to pack an option of your own. If this is your first time hearing of solid lotion, you're not alone. This packable trio from Kate McLeod is perfect for travel without skimping on skin-friendly, ultra-hydrating ingredients. This three-piece moisturizer set features distinct scents—vetiver and bergamot, lavender and chamomile, and rose, neroli, and frankincense. They easily melt into the skin for an instant hit of moisture after warming a bar between your palms. The Outset Botanical Rescue Barrier Balm Sephora Lip products come in so many different forms, but this multi-purpose balm from The Outset won't just leave your lips feeling hydrated and cared-for—this thick salve is also suitable for use on all areas of your body, including your face and hands. It's made with soothing ingredients like rosehip oil, jojoba oil, and marula oil, so if you struggle with flaky skin after air travel, this is a brilliant addition to your personal item. Your skin's barrier will certainly thank you for the reinforcement, and since it serves so many functions in your beauty routine, you'll be able to leave a number of other products at home. Davines Love Smooth Shampoo Bar Amazon Crafted for frizzy hair in need of smoothing, this luxe shampoo bar has everything you need for a tamed mane while traveling without the worry of liquids. It's gentle on the scalp and hair, and free from silicones and sulfates that are known to weigh down your locks. Plus, fatty acids and hydrating vitamin E keep hair healthy regardless of the water quality of your destination. One shopper dubbed it a 'travel must-have,' noting that with this on hand, you no longer need to worry about 'exploding bottles in your suitcase.' Drunk Elephant Baby Bar Travel Duo with Case Sephora Complete with a handy packing case, the Drunk Elephant 'baby bars' set is a dream for travel—and the products are even dermatologist-approved. The duo includes the brand's Juju bar, which gently cleanses and exfoliates the skin, while the Pekee bar washes and hydrates to give your skin exactly what it needs while you're on the go. They effectively remove makeup so you can leave the single-use wipes behind once and for all, and one shopper confirmed that while they purchased the bars to alleviate 'TSA worry,' they found them to work 'incredibly well without any irritation or dryness.' In fact, the bars have since become their 'default face wash,' even when not traveling. Nobs Toothpaste Tablets Amazon If you're tired of stocking up on mini tubes of toothpaste that are gone within days, it may be time to turn your attention to solid toothpaste tablets instead. The Nobs fluoride-free tablets come in a travel-friendly glass jar and boast a minty-fresh taste that leaves your teeth just as clean as traditional toothpaste. Simply pop the tablet into your mouth, chew on it until it's dissolved, and then brush your teeth with a wet toothbrush for the recommended two minutes. They're even great for use while camping or hiking, and one customer dubbed them the 'best toothpaste tablets' that are 'way more travel-friendly than lugging around a tube of toothpaste.' Kate McLeod Dusk Stone Natural Insect Repellent & Solid Body Lotion Bar Sephora Doing double duty as a powerful moisturizer and natural insect repellent, the Kate McLeod Dusk Stone is a must-have for traveling during the spring and summer. The shockingly hydrating lotion bar is made with an oil base that's gentle on sensitive, dry skin. An infusion of citronella oil creates a delicious citrus scent that keeps bugs at bay while you're out and about. It easily glides across your skin without leaving sticky, greasy residue behind, and it comes in a handy carrying pouch tailor-made for travel. Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
The Sun
23-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- The Sun
My hair is the healthiest it's ever been thanks to a crucial step everyone skips – it's so thick & long with zero damage
A WOMAN has revealed the secret behind her thick and healthy hair - and chances are, you've probably never done it. We all know by now that shampooing is a must when it comes to maintaining a healthy mane - but according to one beauty buff, Claudia Silva, there's a step many of us skip. 2 While haircare experts often advise us to only shampoo our scalp, the real-life Rapunzel Claudia recently explained why she also shampoos her hair from top to bottom. To make it even more effective and ensure the hair follicles are cleansed thoroughly, Claudia also uses a brush to go over her long locks. Despite some assuming this unusual step is ''damaging'' for the tresses, Claudia recently took to TikTok where she proved everyone wrong. ''I'm giving myself so many split ends, I'm drying my hair out so much - and this is all because I like to brush shampoo through my hair. ''These are 90% of the comments that I receive daily whenever I post a hair brushing video. ''It is not true - my hair is actually the healthiest it's ever been. ''If it was damaging my hair, of course I would stop doing it,'' she told fellow beauty buffs in the video. Claudia - who reminded that it's never ''one size fits all'' - added that now her favourite thing about her tresses is how ''full and thick'' the ends are. ''I have a few pet peeves when it comes to hair and one of them is long hair with thin ends - I cannot stand that.'' 'It's made such a difference!' Since being posted online, the video has won Claudia more than 560k views in just two days, with dozens flooding to comments. 'It's one of the best I've ever tried' cries Dealz shopper over Marc Jacobs dupe - and it's a steal at €4.50 While many may have not come across this step up until now, there were plenty of those who also swore by the brushing method. One social media user claimed they've noticed epic results thanks to the easy step. ''I've started brushing shampoo after seeing your videos. It's made such a difference! How often should you be washing your hair? Anabel Kingsley, Consultant Trichologist and Brand President at Philip Kingsley spoke exclusively to Fabulous. You take your hair and scalp to the same places you take your face, and it gets just as dirty. Your scalp is also a living tissue; it sweats, produces oils and sheds skin cells. You wouldn't leave two days between washing your face, and you likely wouldn't wear the same outfit more than a few times before washing it – apply the same thinking to your hair. It is a myth that washing your hair too often causes your hair to get greasier. ''My blow dries last longer and hair is less oily and weighed down.'' Another chimed in: ''I feel like your hair smells so FRESH AND CLEAN.'' A third wrote: ''honestly ever since i tried brushing my shampoo and i never really looked back!'' ''I've been doing this for the longest time with my shampoo and conditioner, my hair has never been better,'' commented a viewer.
Vogue
22-05-2025
- General
- Vogue
The Best Curly Hair Shampoos to Give your Natural Texture TLC
Textured hair can't lather up without any care or thought behind product choices, and the best curly hair shampoos, are the equivalent of washing your face to ensure a clean canvas for the skin-care products that follow to do their magic. Specifically formulated to define curl patterns, fight frizz, and soften strands, these shampoos will help you hit the reset button with intention—and set the stage for your multi-step curly or wavy hair routine. 'A high-quality curly hair shampoo is designed to cleanse without stripping the hair of its natural oils,' says pro hair stylist and Pattern Beauty educator, Ebony Bomani, explaining that first and foremost curly hair types are thirsty for moisture, so your shampoo choice should be ultra hydrating to meet the cravings of your curls. Vogue's Favorite Curly Hair Shampoos In This Story Fellow pro hair stylist Ruslan Nureev adds that hair history can also impact whether curls are in need of some extra tender, love, and care. 'Consider if your hair is virgin, color-treated, or chemically altered. Otherwise, when talking about simply embracing your natural texture, I recommend prioritizing clean, high-quality ingredients that take cleanse thoroughly without stripping the hair,' Nureev tells Vogue, reminding us to avoid silicones and artificial fillers as harsh ingredients can manipulate natural curl pattern over time.
CNN
22-05-2025
- Health
- CNN
The best shampoo for oily hair, according to experts
Finding shampoo for oily hair that actually works has been a lifelong journey for me. The very first beauty rule my mom ever gave me was to make sure I never left the house with visibly greasy or oily hair — something all the women my family had dealt with at one point or another — and we weren't even using dry shampoo back then. Fortunately, hair care has come a long way. We have formulations to nourish gray or color-treated hair, an innovative hair dryer that uses way less heat and hybrid tools like blowout brushes to save you time and money. So where to start when it comes to tackling oily hair? We spoke with four hairstylists and two dermatologists that all agree — it's with your scalp. Aveda Rosemary Mint Purifying Shampoo If you love the feeling of squeaky clean hair, you can't go wrong with a clarifying shampoo. Dr. Kristin M. Baird, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Dermatology of the Rockies, recommends this option from Aveda, which she describes as a 'lightweight formula that refreshes the scalp and reduces oiliness.' In addition to peppermint and spearmint oil, Baird said that the shampoo includes white vinegar, which helps clarify your hair without the harsh stripping of synthetic alternatives. Giovanni Tea Tree Triple Treat Invigorating Shampoo An expert favorite that I've personally used throughout my teen years, this lightweight and affordable shampoo delivers the most refreshing sensation to your scalp without stripping it of natural oils. The tea tree and peppermint-infused formulation is perfect for 'anyone who wants a lightweight, deep clean with a burst of scalp stimulation,' according to celebrity hairstylist Jerilynn Stephens, while Banowitz shares that it's a great option for those with oily roots and anyone who just uses a lot of product in their hair. Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo Baird recommends this fan-favorite tingling shampoo, which contains tea tree oil, peppermint and lavender — all ingredients that work to 'invigorate the scalp and remove excess oil,' according to Baird. Not only will this shampoo work to rebalance and clarify your scalp, but she said it'll give your hair that coveted 'fresh and clean feel throughout the day.' R+Co Crystal Halo Balancing Scalp Scrub + Shampoo Adam Federico, a professional hairstylist and vice president of technical education at R+Co, recommends this shampoo scrub, which is perfect for scrubbing away any buildup contributing to oily hair. 'Once-weekly use delivers a full scalp detox,' he said, 'which can help rebalance any excess oil production that you've been experiencing throughout the week.' Ouai Detox Shampoo A favorite among the pros, this shampoo from Ouai both detoxes and clarifies. 'It smells amazing and works even better,' Banowitz said. 'The apple cider vinegar helps cut through oil and buildup, and it's surprisingly gentle.' Because this shampoo should only be used once or twice a week, it's a great option for anyone who uses dry shampoo regularly, he added. Joico Defy Damage Detox Shampoo Walker-Rodgers is a big fan of this detox shampoo, which she describes as great for all hair types and for removing product buildup on the hair and scalp. 'This shampoo does not leave hair dry and crunchy,' she said. 'I use it at least once during a service for everyone.' With this detoxifying shampoo, you can expect hair to feel even softer after washing with it, even before applying conditioner. Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo 'This is a scalp scrub and shampoo in one — super satisfying,' Banowitz said. The formulation includes charcoal, which helps detox your scalp and hair, while the coconut oil keeps the product from being too harsh. 'I use this on my curly-haired clients too,' he said. 'Just be sure to rinse really well.' Living Proof Clarifying Detox Shampoo Baird recommends this sulfate-free and color-safe shampoo from Living Proof, which she said uses 'charcoal and a chelating agent to remove buildup from pollution, hard water and oil.' Kérastase Specifique Balancing Shampoo for Oily Scalp & Hair 'This is a lightweight formulation that does an excellent job at cleansing oily roots with ingredients like amino acids and vitamin B6,' board-certified dermatologist Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky said. Banowitz agrees, adding that it's perfect for those who also deal with dry or sensitive ends. 'It purifies without drying out your lengths,' he explains. 'I use this a lot on my fine-haired clients who tend to get oily by day two.' Giovanni Golden Wheat Deep Cleanse Shampoo Stephens recommends this purifying shampoo, which she describes as great for keeping your hair strong and voluminous. 'It's gentle enough for regular use but really effective at removing oil and buildup,' she said, recommending it for those with fine or normal hair that tends to get greasy quickly. It's also worth opting for in between washes with your more powerful clarifying shampoo. Joico Scalp Vitality Refreshing Shampoo 'This uses skin care-like ingredients that perfectly balance the scalp,' Walker-Rodgers said. 'It's like extending a facial to your scalp.' According to the hairstylist, the formulation works to cleanse the hair while keeping it soft and voluminous, and is a good fit for all hair types. It's a great option for anyone who deals with a host of common scalp issues, whether that's a flaky scalp, an oily scalp or a dry and sensitive scalp, she added. John Frieda Ultrafiller+ Thickening Shampoo Many thickening and volumizing shampoos can be beneficial for those with oily scalps since their formulation tends to prevent weighing down your hair with excess product. 'This shampoo has effective cleansing agents that help to volumize and cleanse without overstripping hair oils,' Zubritsky said. 'It has the added benefit of lightweight hydration and ingredients like biotin that help to strengthen hair.' Hårklinikken Stabilizing Scalp Shampoo When it comes to what Walker-Rodgers looks for in an oily hair-friendly shampoo, she recommends 'microbiome-balancing shampoos that don't strip the natural sebum from the scalp [...] preferably with those that have skin care-like ingredients for retaining moisture and hydration.' One of our favorites is this stabilizing shampoo from scalp care brand Hårklinikken, which focuses on restoring scalp balance for all hair types. Jupiter Hydrating Shampoo Beauty and fashion editor Sophie Shaw has always dealt with dandruff with those clinical-looking drugstore brands, until she tried Jupiter's hair care. This hydrating dandruff shampoo includes tea tree, jackfruit and pre- and probiotics to support the scalp's microbiome. It leaves Shaw's hair shiny, scalp soothed and she loves the dense lather it creates while she washes her hair. Neutrogena T/Sal Therapeutic Scalp Shampoo Neutrogena T-Sal is one of Zubritsky's go-to picks for those who struggle with both oily roots and scalp flakes. 'It contains salicylic acid, a beta-hydroxy acid that helps gently exfoliate away excess oil, sebum, product build-up and old skin cells and flakes,'she said. La Roche-Posay Kerium DS Anti-Dandruff Shampoo Described by Baird as ideal for oily or flaky scalps, this anti-dandruff shampoo includes LHA,or lipohydroxy acid, to gently exfoliate your scalp. She added it's 'dermatologist-formulated and gentle enough for regular use.' The main reason some people have oily hair is due to an overproduction of oil and sebum from sebaceous glands in your scalp, explains Zubritsky. 'Most of the time this is genetically determined,' she explains, which makes a lot of sense given how oily hair has been a struggle for nearly everyone in my family. But there are a number of other factors like hormonal fluctuations, using products incompatible with your hair type, heat and humidity and even medical scalp conditions that can cause or exacerbate an oily scalp. 'Sometimes oily hair can be a reaction to overwashing,' Federico said. Though it may seem counterintuitive, 'if you strip your scalp too often, it'll try to compensate by producing even more oil,' triggering a cycle that can be hard to break out of, he explained. 'The key is balance — cleansing without overdoing it.' There are also small, daily actions you can take to minimize oily hair. Our experts recommend spacing out washes if possible and using dry shampoo during the transition to ensure overwashing isn't the cause. Avoid heavy conditioners and apply conditioner to the mid-section and ends of your hair, making sure to rinse thoroughly afterwards. Try not to touch your hair throughout the day and be sure to keep your hairbrush clean, as both actions can lead to redepositing product buildup and oil back into your scalp — exactly what you don't want. 'And remember, oily hair isn't a bad thing,' Frederico said. 'It usually means your scalp is healthy — it's just about finding the right rhythm.' 'When you've got oily hair, you want a shampoo that hits a reset button,' Federico said. 'Something that gives you a clean slate without stripping your scalp.' For that reason, clarifying, exfoliating, detoxifying and even volumizing shampoos are all popular options. 'These are usually formulated to remove excess oil without adding heavy moisturizers,' Baird said. 'Key ingredients like salicylic acid or tea tree oil can be helpful because they gently exfoliate the scalp and reduce buildup.' Celebrity hairstylist Dean Banowetz recommends adding rosemary and charcoal to that list, which are additional ingredients found in lightweight and balancing shampoos that are 'ideally sulfate-free but still effective at removing excess oil.' If you suffer from dry or damaged hair but you also experience an oily scalp, Jeannetta Walker-Rodgers, a professional hair stylist specializing in textured hair and global technical director of Joico, recommends looking for shampoos with 'hydrating ingredients like water, hyaluronic acid, glycerin and natural oils like argan.' This way, you can get the hydration you need without further trapping oils in your scalp. Baird suggests steering clear of shampoos marketed as hydrating, moisturizing or smoothing. 'They often contain ingredients that can weigh hair down or contribute to oiliness,' she said. This logic extends to other hair products beyond shampoo as well. Most of our experts called out heavy silicones and oils as a no-go in shampoo and even in other hair products because they tend to coat the scalp and trap oil. And if you must use a beloved hair oil, 'save those for the ends,' advises Banowetz. 'And even then, go light.' On the flip side, you'll also want to avoid 'harsh surfactants or drying alcohols that would strip skin of natural sebum,' Walker-Rodgers said. Though it may seem counterintuitive, drying out your scalp won't stop the oil production — it'll further contribute to your scalp's imbalance. It makes sense then that many shampoos formulated to help oily hair are often beneficial for those with dandruff and vice versa. The following FAQs have been answered by hairstylists Dean Banowetz, Adam Federico and Jerilynn Stephens and dermatologists Dr. Kristin Baird and Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky. Should you wash oily hair more often? Should you wash oily hair more often? Not necessarily, but the answer ultimately depends on your hair type. 'There is a misconception that washing your hair everyday isn't 'good' for your hair,' Zubritsky said. 'For oily hair types, washing daily can be beneficial.' So if you're someone who, for example, has always been washing their hair daily and everyone in your family washes their hair daily, washing it less frequently isn't necessarily going to help. On the flip side, washing too frequently can backfire for many people. 'While it might seem logical to wash oily hair more often to decrease oiliness, washing can strip hair of natural oils, which signals your scalp to produce even more oil to compensate,' Baird said. If you think this may be the case, our experts recommend starting by washing your hair every other day and adjusting the frequency based on how your scalp reacts. 'Choose a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo specifically formulated for oily hair and avoid using heavy conditioners or applying them directly to your scalp,' Baird said. Instead, focus on the mid-lengths to ends of your hair. 'Everyone's scalp is different, so the key is finding a rhythm that keeps your hair clean without triggering more oil production,' Baird said. Does clarifying shampoo make hair less greasy? Does clarifying shampoo make hair less greasy? 'Yes, clarifying shampoos can absolutely help manage greasy hair,' Federico said. 'They're like a detox for your scalp — breaking down oil, sweat, pollution, styling products — all the stuff that builds up and weighs hair down.' But as Stephens said, it's less of a daily solution and more of a reset for your scalp. 'Once a week is a good rhythm for most people,' she said. 'Overdoing it can dry your scalp and trigger even more oil production.' Banowitz recommends following a clarifying wash with 'a lightweight, hydrating conditioner on the mid-lengths to keep things balanced.' For this article, we consulted the following hair and skin experts to gain their professional insights. Dr. Kristin M. Baird, a board certified dermatologist and founder of Dermatology of the Rockies Dean Banowetz, known as the Hollywood Hair Guy, is an Emmy-nominated celebrity hairstylist Adam Federico, a professional hairstylist and vice president of technical education at R+Co Jerilynn Stephens, an Emmy-nominated and Guild Award-winning Hollywood hair stylist and educator Jeannetta Walker-Rodgers, a professional hair stylist specializing in textured hair and global technical director of Joico Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky, a board-certified dermatologist, speaker and educational content creator CNN Underscored has a team of skilled writers and editors who have many years of experience testing, researching and recommending products, and they ensure each article is carefully edited and products are properly vetted. We talk to top experts when applicable to make certain we are testing each product accurately, recommending only the best products and considering the pros and cons of each item. For this story, Noelle Ike interviewed hairstylists and dermatologists about the best shampoo for oily hair. She has previously covered the best hair styling tools and best at-home hair color kits.
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Emily Ratajkowski Thinks This Shampoo Is Making Her Fine Hair Grow
If you've ever tried to grow your hair out, you know the struggle. Getting longer, healthier hair isn't always as simple as skipping your next trim. That's why when someone like Emily Ratajkowski — who's had every cut under the sun — says she's found a shampoo that's helped her hair grow, we take a closer look. In a recent interview with W magazine, the model and actress didn't hesitate to name-drop her go-to: Kérastase's Resistance Bain Extentioniste Shampoo. 'I used to be one of those 3-in-1 drugstore shampoo/conditioner/body wash type of girls,' she said. 'But I didn't understand the importance of investing in nice products for your hair.' Now, she swears by the shampoo — noting that it's lightweight enough for her fine strands and stimulates her scalp, which she thinks has helped with growth. GET IT! Get the for on Amazon. Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change. Emily Ratajkowski Deemed This Plaid Button Up a Cool Girl Fall Staple — A Lookalike for $27! The shampoo is formulated to rebuild and strengthen damaged strands from root to tip. It's especially helpful for reducing breakage. So if you've been stuck at the same length for what feels like forever, this could be the product that helps you finally get over the hump. And it's not just the model and actress giving this stuff a stamp of approval. One shopper shared, 'I have naturally thick, shiny, healthy hair, so I cannot say what it does for those qualities. However if you want your hair to grow for any reason, I highly recommend this product. It not only helps your hair grow but makes it grow faster then it otherwise would.' Another review hit on a different note. "Due to a thyroid imbalance, my hair was thinning dramatically," the reviewer said. "My stylist recommended this line two years ago, and since then, I've seen a huge improvement in texture, thickness and shine.' GET IT! If you've tried a dozen growth serums and leave-ins without seeing a difference, this shampoo might be the one that finally makes a difference. Emily Ratajkowski—and a whole lot of shoppers certainly think so. Get the for on Amazon. Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change. Celebs Swear by This Mascara For Super Long Lashes And It's 25% Off at Amazon Us Weekly and Yahoo have affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more!
