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Despite Angelina Jolie's status as a global icon, she's notoriously tight-lipped about her personal beauty secrets. Rarely stepping into the spotlight for interviews, any tidbit on her grooming routine is pure gold dust. So imagine our excitement when we discovered that during the filming of 'Maleficent', Angelina relied on a budget-friendly hair saviour the Hask Argan Oil From Morocco Repairing Deep Conditioner Sachet, £3 here, to boost her hair growth.

Rita Ora is stepping out to celebrate her new business venture!

We've only just recovered from the excitement of one new celebrity hair brand – Cécred, by Beyoncé – when another comes along to tempt our purses. Rita Ora has just launched TYPEBEA haircare – and we've got all the details.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that adding honey to your beauty routine is a guaranteed way to be left with a sticky mess, but if there’s one brand that’s proved otherwise, it’s Gisou.The brand has been fusing honey with haircare products since 2015, starting with its now cult-favourite Hair Oil, £35 here. Since then it has launched plenty of other products that contain the deceptively hydrating ingredient, and its latest launch promises to bring that ultra-moisturising finish to your lips, too.The new Gisou Honey Infused Lip Oil, £24 here, is the perfect alternative to a traditional lip gloss, leaving your lips with a high shine finish without any of the stickiness – not bad considering its main ingredient is honey.

The winter weather can play havoc on your hair, leaving it more damaged and brittle than ever as strong winds, cold temperatures and low humidity cause it to dry out. One of the best solutions for repairing damaged hair is to use bond building products that help strengthen your tresses from the inside out, sealing damaged cuticles and giving them a helping hand, leaving your hair looking silky, strong and smooth.

It’s no secret that beauty editors get sent plenty of products to try, so if they were asked to share what they actually spend their own money on, what products do you think they’d mention? You might be surprised to find that luxury fragrances and designer make-up don’t place top of their lists. Instead, experts at The Evening Standard, Elle, OK! and Marie Claire have some surprisingly affordable and practical beauty buys that they repeatedly add to their carts.

When it comes to your hair, there’s nothing quite like the feeling when you leave the salon with soft, shiny locks. However, trying to keep them feeling that good at home is no mean feat, which is why your stylist usually recommends sticking to high-quality products to mimic your salon’s results.

Stacey Solomon has invested in a haircare brand founded by two best friends. The TV presenter and influencer has bought into REHAB and has also taken up the role of business partner.

If you bleach, colour or style your hair with heated tools, you’ll probably know about bond-repairing products. L’Oréal Paris Elvive Bond Repair range is one of the latest to hit the market, claiming to leave hair feeling stronger, looking shinier and with fewer split ends. Since launching it has received rave reviews from shoppers – and you can currently get your hands on it for half price.

We don’t know about you, but there’s nothing we love more than that freshly-done hair feeling. You know the one, where your hair feels soft and shiny, and you can’t stop swishing it about. However, keeping your hair feeling that good at home can be a struggle, and there’s only so long you can wait to wash it after your trip to the hairdresser, with most at-home products never quite giving you that same feeling.

wardrobe for summer, changing out the items in your toiletry bag is just as essential to combating the increased humidity and our skin's amped-up production of oil and sweat from the heat. To help you stay flawless, no matter the temperature, Ulta's Beauty Sale is offering killer deals that are almost too good to be true. Right now, you can save up to 50% on skin care, hair care and makeup essentials.

skincare, haircare and beyond.The following beauty tools for hair and skin are the perfect additions to any skincare routine to help you feel refreshed and confident. Whether it's the hair multi-styler that broke the internet or the skincare wand that Reese Witherspoon, there are so many beauty tools on the market that will help you feel your best.Nevertheless, in the ever-evolving world of beauty, the vast array of tools can make it hard to identify the top-performers.

Frédéric Fekkai has over 30 years of experience in the beauty business and he has racked up an impressive list of A-list clientele along the way.The New York City-based hairdresser is known for his innovative brand and work with Scarlett Johansson, Martha Stewart, Reese Witherspoon, Heidi Klum, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell, and now, he’s revealing the truth behind haircare rumors and when it’s acceptable to deviate from the norm. «I've encountered numerous myths during my time in the haircare industry, but one that's continued to stick with me is the belief that if you cut your hair during a full moon, it's promised to make your hair grow. Another is the misconception that washing your hair every day will cause your hair to become too dry,» Fekkai tells ET. The facts: «Hair growth comes from internal factors, such as genetics and overall health, rather than the phase of the moon.

Crown Affair founder Dianna Cohen wants you to have a good hair day every day! The entrepreneur launched her results-driven hair line in 2020, and since then, her brand has become a go-to for Gwyneth Paltrow, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Mandy Moore, and Rumer Willis.«I embarked on a mission to build a company that was as performance-driven as a salon brand, but much cleaner, contemporary, and better for your hair health,» she tells ET. «Celebrities, many who have tried hundreds of products, try Crown Affair and fall in love with our simple, high quality, effective approach. … We offer a unique method that can be likened to the concept of no makeup makeup, but for hair,» she adds. Beyond helping others achieve luscious locks, Cohen also wants to encourage people to make haircare a meditative practice.«We believe that taking care of your hair shouldn't be a chore, but rather a mindful ritual that enriches your daily life,» she explains.Some ways to do this: «If it's a wash day, brush your hair with a dual-bristle nylon and boar bristle before getting into the shower to spread the natural oils from the scalp down to your strands.»After that, fully wet your hair with lukewarm water to get it prepared for a double cleanse. «Apply shampoo primarily to your scalp and massage it gently with your fingertips.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Like any anticipated Disney release, “The Little Mermaid” has inspired dozens of imaginative product launches and collaborations ahead of the film’s May release.

The queen has spoken! Beyoncé may be launching a haircare line. 

Much loved TV personality and former TOWIE star Kate Ferdinand has shared the secret to keeping her little one’s curls in good condition, and fans were thrilled to discover it's all thanks to one product. Kate, who is married to footballer Rio Ferdinand, reveals Cantu’s haircare products are what she uses to maintain their children’s (namely her two-year-old's) naturally curly locks.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Daphne from “White Lotus” would be proud of Meghann Fahy’s stunning red carpet look at the SAG Awards on Sunday night. The star donned a gorgeous white Ralph Lauren dress, accessorized with sparkling diamond earrings and a natural makeup look. But it was Fahy’s ’90s blowout, styled by Jacob Rozenberg, that stole the show. The best part is that her bouncy mane was achieved solely with John Frieda’s ultra-affordable haircare products. Coupled with these Bellami hair extensions — a red carpet favorite — Fahy’s ‘do was set to stay in place all night long. Below, Rozenberg shares the step-by-step process that he used on Fahy’s hair on Sunday night, using all John Frieda products.

Let’s talk beauty! It’s a new year and that means it’s time to refresh your vanities. Give your skin, hair and body some extra love in 2023 by boosting your rotation with the latest buzzed-about products the best brands have to offer. 

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Rahua, Classic Shampoo£34, feelunique.comRemember when argan oil was all the rage? Well this range is built entirely on rahua oil after the brand founder, a renowned hairstylist from New York, visited the Amazon rainforest and found himself surrounded by women with thick, lustrous waist-length hair, sans frizz.Sustainably sourced from the rahua tree nut, while the products aren’t solely for dense, hard-to-manage hair, the viscosity and absorption rate of the oil means hair laps it up and in return is rewarded with shine, strength and the ability to lock in moisture – which explains the lack of flyaways and pouffiness.Great for extending colour endurance too, the Classic Shampoo is the brand’s cult product and a consistent award winner.Vegamour, GRO Hair Serum£52, uk.vegamour.comHair loss is one of the most common complaints hairdressers are witnessing in 2022 and comes as a result of stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, hormonal changes and, for some, long Covid.Vegamour – Nicole Kidman’s swear-by haircare brand – was designed to address the early stages of shedding and support the hair’s follicular ecosystem so you don’t lose any more hairs than normal (between 50 and 100 a day).Using karmatin, a one-of-a-kind patented vegan keratin that bonds to hair to strengthen, nourish and repair, the hero product is the GRO Hair Serum, which can be bought individually or as part of a three-month course to ensure best results.