Hair
“While I’m not typically a peach and mango fan—that’s the flavor of these gummies—I found that the combination made for a mild, tropical taste. Bonus: they’re sugar-free,” says DeSantis.
Best for Natural Hair: Vegamour GRO Biotin Gummies for Hair Wellness
Because natural hair tends to be drier, it’s more prone to breakage, which can prevent it from growing long and thick. This is especially true in color and heat-treated hair. To strengthen the scalp and the strands themselves and promote nourished hair from the root to the ends, Vegamour gummies are formulated with biotin, vitamins B5, B6, and B12, along with vitamins A, C, and E. “Protecting the scalp and hair follicles from oxidative damage keeps a healthy hair environment,” says Dr. Shamban.
Best for Women Over 50: Xtresse Hair Growth Gummies
Developed by leading dermatologists and hair restoration specialists, Xtresse gummies feature a unique ingredient profile including NAD+, pumpkinseed extract, taurine, and saw palmetto. “[These ingredients] nourish hair follicle health to impact on a more direct cellular level,” says Dr. Shamban. The inclusion of the popular longevity ingredient NAD+ speaks to how these gummies address hair growth at the cellular level, even stimulating dormant follicles, which can be especially helpful in terms of aging-related hair loss.
“These were definitely a bit gummier than most of the other gummies on the list, but the strawberry flavor wasn’t overpowering, and it didn’t leave a lingering taste in my mouth,” says DeSantis. Although Buechner hasn’t tried them for herself, she noted that “the ingredients look fantastic.”
Best for Men: Hims Biotin Builder Gummies
The brand offers a prescription hair growth gummy along with a non-prescription option, and this is the latter. “Men can benefit from the same foundational nutrients that support hair structure and growth in women, including zinc, B vitamins, vitamin D, and collagen peptides (i.e., short protein fragments),” says Maciej Chichlowski, PhD, the senior director of nutrition research at supplement brand, Shaklee.
While treating true male pattern baldness will require targeted, prescription options, gummies are a great place to start if you’re looking to improve and encourage the health of the hair that you do have, and support a well-rounded hair growth regimen, should you implement more aggressive treatments. “It is essential to target the root cause first; potential deficiencies in iron, vitamin D, zinc, and overall protein intake might be the key,” says Dr. Chichlowski.
“These tasted the most candy-like to me and have a sweet cherry flavor, which makes sense because they actually worked with a confectioner (along with doctors) to get the gummy right,” says DeSantis.
Best Vegan & Gluten-Free: Grande Gummies
This vegan and gluten-free gummy is a great place to start in maintaining healthy hair, skin, and nails. The biotin, amino acids, vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E in this supplement come together to boost collagen—an essential element of healthy hair growth that naturally diminishes as we age (it starts to deplete in our 20s, womp, womp).
Have you ever seen a curly hair routine on TikTok that made you question…everything? You’re not alone. For every texture from loose 2A waves to tight 4C coils, there’s a trending curly hair routine that promises unprecedented bounce, definition, and shine. And while every curl type deserves its own unique consideration, most routines employ the same basic formula. There’s plenty of great advice on CurlyTok, but if you expect a whole new head of hair the first time you try a new method, you might end up frustrated. That’s why we brought in the experts to break down the essential steps of any great curly hair routine—plus, insight on how to nail down yours.
Ahead, you’ll find…
Which steps should be part of every curly hair routine?
Cleanse
“A well-rounded curly hair routine should always include a clarifying shampoo to remove product buildup,” celebrity hairstylist and curly hair specialist Mirna Jose tells Glamour. Alternatively, if you’re trying out the Curly Girl Method or prioritizing hydration, you can use a co-wash—a cleansing conditioner.
Condition and Detangle
After you’ve lathered up, you’ll want to lock in moisture and detangle your hair while it’s still wet. “I would use the Kristin Ess Ultra Hydrating Curl Repair Conditioner to hydrate and detangle, working your way from the ends to the roots,” says Sabrina Porsche, celebrity hairstylist on the Kristin Ess Hair Artistry Team.
Treat
Jose recommends that every curly hair routine incorporate a scalp serum “to promote balance and healthy growth.” To lock in moisture, she also recommends adding a hydrating hair mask for deep nourishment, or a leave-in conditioner straight out of the shower.
Rizos Curls Vitamin C Hair Repair Mask
Kérastase Initialiste Strengthening & Volumizing Advanced Scalp & Hair Serum
Dry
Most curly hair routines combine drying and styling as one step, with the products and techniques working together to maximize curl shape and definition as the hair dries. Instead of a regular towel, which causes friction against the hair which can lead to breakage and frizz, try a microfiber towel or even a T-shirt to remove excess water from your curls.
Jose says that using a diffuser can speed up dry-time and “help define curls and minimize frizz while drying.” But if you’d rather skip the heat, Porsche says you can also air-dry with a curl mousse, gel or curl cream (specific to your texture), and use hands-on techniques like scrunching to enhance your curls’ shape.
Ouidad 3-in-1 Universal Diffuser
DevaCurl DevaTowel Microfiber Anti-Frizz Towel
Which factors should you consider when crafting your curly hair routine?
Lots of individual considerations, including curl type, hair thickness, and time commitment will help determine the products and techniques you adopt in your custom curl routine. But experts say that catering one factor—which isn’t quite so obvious—can make a big difference in your results.
Porosity
“The first thing you should consider is your hair porosity, which determines how well your hair absorbs and retains moisture,” Jose says. Not sure what your porosity level is? You can do a quick ‘strand test’ to tell, Ona Diaz-Santin, the CEO of 5 Salon Spa, says: Float a clean strand of hair in a glass of water; if it sinks to the bottom, you have high-porosity hair; if the strand floats at the top, you have low-porosity hair; if it floats somewhere in the middle, you have medium-porosity hair.
Now, back to tailoring your curly hair routine: “If you have low porosity hair, you would use a lightweight based product and not too much heat,” says Porsche. “If you have medium prosody hair, your hair will most likely work with most products. If you have high porosity hair, you need to use heavier, oils, or cream based products to help contain frizz and locks in that moisture.”
What are some common curly hair routine mistakes?
Rushing the process
The golden rule of the curly hair routine is that you need to be patient with your curls in both the short and the long term. For starters, “you want your curl to be completely dry before heading out the door, for not only frizz protection but also for extended curl formation throughout the day,” says Jocelyn Smith, stylist and senior director of education at Ouidad Salon.
Seven years ago, I made the decision to cut out heat tools and no longer straighten my curly hair. I did the well-known “big chop” and decided to start over in hopes of giving my hair the revival it needed after over a decade of straightening it religiously.
Admittedly, I wish I could go back in time and tell my younger self that straightening my hair on occasions was okay but protecting your curls from heat damage is important too. I would also tell her that she needs to swap out her straightener, stat. I have a very clear memory of using my neon-pink cheetah-print flat iron that I purchased from Justice and holding on to it for dear life until eventually swapping it out for a Conair one that lasted me all through high school.
The key lesson I learned over all those years? The quality of the tools you use is just as important as the products you put in your hair. Since then, I’ve also learned a lot about what to look for in a good hair straightener for curly hair. Below, I’ve put together a tailored list of the top hair straighteners I would recommend to any curly girl who wants to protect her strands but also wants to switch things up and wear different styles. Read on for all the details.
1. Best Overall: Dyson Airstrait Wet-to-Dry Straightener
Dyson
Airstrait Wet-to-Dry Straightener in Ceramic Pink
My top pick may not be budget-friendly, but it is worth every penny. This Dyson flat iron was designed specifically with wavy, curly, and coily hair in mind. While you can wait for your hair to dry before using it, waiting is also an option. Unlike many others on the market, the Dyson Hyperdymium motor can dry hair as it straightens, cutting the time it takes to style in half. Additionally, the arms contain glass-bead thermistors that regulate temperature to reduce heat damage—a must for delicate curls.
Pro: Prevents heat damage
Con: Expensive, not many heat settings
Heat settings: 3
Customer review: “If you’re a lazy girl like me this is perfect. I normally have really thick curly long hair and shower at night so normally don’t have the energy to blow dry and straighten my hair. This honestly changed my life! It straightens and drys faster than I find my normal straightener and dryer. 10/10 recommend.”
2. Best for Frizz: Chi 1-Inch Titanium Flat Iron
CHI
1-Inch Titanium Flat Iron
Anyone with curly hair will tell you that managing frizz can be a real struggle. That’s why this option from Chi is such a popular pick. It has a built-in ion generator that reduces frizz and flyaways while boosting shine. The titanium plates also heat up evenly for safe styling that’s also effective. Not to mention, it has six heat settings to prevent damage.
Pro: Prevents heat damage
Con: Expensive
Heat settings: 6
Customer review: “This flat iron is amazing at straighten my hair! Silky smooth blowout hair just like a salon visit.”
3. Best 2-in-1: T3 Curling Straightener
So you want a hair tool that can do it all? I’m a big fan of two-in-one products and totally get the appeal. This pick from T3 is a major time-saver since it doubles as a curling tool. You can go pin straight or create waves and big curls.
Pro: Doubles as a curling iron, lightweight, adds shine
Con: Not the best for creating tight curls
Heat settings: 9
Customer review: “I’m officially in love with this T3 curling straightener! Not only does it look great on my vanity, but it works wonders on my hair. It smooths out my frizz and gives me the prettiest waves that don’t fall out. I couldn’t be happier with it!”
4. Best Volumizing: Kristin Ess Flat Iron Hair Straightener and Curler
Kristin Ess
Flat Iron Hair Straightener and Curler
Some flat irons leave hair looking super sleek but also a bit flat. As much as I used to love a polished look, there were times when all I wanted was a little more volume. If that sounds like you, consider this buy from Kristin Ess. The titanium plates on this straighter can also curl hair, making it perfect for creating just the right amount of volume.
Pro: Adds volume
Con: Not the best for making defined curls
Heat settings: 4
Customer review: “I can do my hair in about 6 minutes with this guy and it lasts. Such a time saver. It looks nice too. I’ve since started buying more KE products because I like this item so much.”
5. Best Budget: Tymo Ring Plus Ionic Hair Straightener Brush
Tymo
Ring Plus Ionic Hair Straightener Brush
Getting the results you want doesn’t always mean you have to break the bank. This straightener doubles as a brush with a keratin ceramic coating that allows the teeth to easily move through hair. The nine heat settings make it usable for a wide range of hair type and textures.
Pro: Detangles, adds shine to hair, budget-friendly
Con: Expensive
Heat settings: 9
Customer review: “My hair is very wavy, very frizzy, and very fine. This tool straightens my hair perfectly and much faster than a flat iron. It’s silkier and stays straighter in the humidity than with a flat iron.”
6. Best Splurge: GHD Platinum+ Styler 1-Inch Flat Iron
GHD
Platinum+ Styler 1-Inch Flat Iron in Black
If you don’t want to spend the price of my overall pick but still want to splurge a bit, you’ll appreciate this pick from GHD. As someone who’s witnessed the performance of this tool firsthand, I can tell you that this is a must for fighting frizz regardless of your hair type. It prevents color fading while adding shine and strength.
Pro: Reduces frizz, adds shine
Con: Expensive, only one heat setting
Heat settings: 1
Customer review: “I’m obsessed with this straightener! I have frizzy, curly hair, but after using it, my hair feels incredibly silky and smooth. Absolutely love it, definitely a must have!”
7. Best for Avoiding Breakage: Drybar Reserve Vibrating Flat Iron
Drybar
Reserve Vibrating Flat Iron
If you’re someone who has curls that are prone to breakage like myself, you’ll appreciate the technology behind this straightener from Drybar. The heated plates on this tool vibrate to create the perfect tension for straightening without overpulling. It also has five heat settings, which cater to different hair types and textures. Meanwhile, Ionic Technology boosts shine and reduces frizz.
Pro: Prevents breakage, many heat settings, prevents damage
Con: On the bulkier side
Heat settings: 5
Customer review: “I absolutely loved this straightener! As a curly haired girl, I always wanted a straighter that could get me super slick hair with minimal time and heat. This straighter does just that. I recommend this to all my family and friends!”
8. Best for Travel: Chi Lava Ministyler
Just because you’re traveling doesn’t mean you should have to compromise on style. Luckily, this travel-sized Chi tool can fit easily in your luggage or carry-on thanks to its small size. It has 1.5-inch floating plates that heat up to 410°F. The rapid ceramic heater speeds up the heating process, cutting down wait time.
Pro: Has color-lock protection
Con: Not many heat settings
Heat settings: 3
Customer review: “I love the tiny size with a larger surface area to straighten my hair. Perfect size for travel as well.”
What to Look for in a Straightener for Curly Hair
Price is one of the biggest factors that come with purchasing anything beauty related, let alone hair tools. If you’ve already skimmed the list above, you likely know that many of the straighteners that deliver high quality aren’t exactly the cheapest. That said, you don’t have to spend a ton of money on a straightener that works for you. There are plenty of options on the market that are $100 or less, so if you’re on the fence about splurging and decide to do so, definitely look into all of the features that are available to make sure it’s worth your money.
Heat settings are also extremely important. Not only do they allow you to have more control over the straightener, but they can also prevent you from damaging your hair even more (depending on the state of your hair). For example, if you have very damaged hair, a straightener with many heat settings or a lower temperature range may be best. If you have thick or coarse hair, you’ll want a tool that can go higher in heat.
A few other factors you might want to consider include whether or not the straightener can be used for other styling purposes, the plate material and length, and the weight of the tool.
How We Chose
As with all of our buying guides at Who What Wear, we compile our edits based on original testing and expert recommendations. To find the best straighteners for curly hair, we leaned heavily on firsthand testing and our knowledge as beauty experts. We also considered several factors, including heat settings, materials, and customer reviews. We’re aware of how important these factors are for a wide range of needs and preferences, so we made sure to list out all the helpful details.
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If you want a more traditional curling wand that can do it all, this interchangeable option from Paul Mitchell is a smart investment. It comes with three ceramic barrels—a 1-inch rod for loose waves, a 1.25-inch cone for natural-looking curls, and a 0.75-inch cone for tighter ringlets—so you can easily switch up your look depending on the day. The clamp-free, wrap-and-release design speeds up the styling process and helps minimize damage, while the brand’s far-infrared technology and super-charged negative ions help deliver shiny, frizz-free results. It’s also dual voltage for travel and has a one-hour auto shutoff for safety.
Testing notes from Glamour commerce writer Kilkeary
“I have to say, this tapered curling iron is one of the best I’ve ever tried for shorter hair. I used the superthin barrel to create corkscrew-like curls that completely changed the look and texture of my hair. It added so much volume and stayed put for hours throughout the night. I’d recommend this one if you have hard-to-curl hair like mine—it’s truly a game changer. You can see it clearly in my before-and-after,” says Glamour’s Kilkeary.
Best on Amazon: L’ANGE Hair Le Curl 25 MM Titanium Curling Wand
L’ANGE Hair Le Curl 25 MM Titanium Curling Wand
Original video of Alanna Martine Kilkeary testing the L’ANGE Hair Le Curl 25 MM Titanium Curling Wand
- What we love: Lightweight; easy to maneuver; heats up quickly
- What could improve: May not be ideal for thin or fine hair
This titanium wand has a lightweight design that makes it easy to maneuver, and its 25mm barrel creates loose, glamorous waves. Just be mindful: Our tester found it heats up fast and runs hot, so it’s best suited for medium, thicker hair that can handle higher temps.
Testing notes from Glamour commerce writer Kilkeary
“The iron itself is light and easy to maneuver around your head, but I didn’t love that it was hard to see what temperature it got up to. I’d use this again at a lower temp, but did enjoy the looser, Hollywood-esque curls it gave me,” says Glamour’s Kilkeary.
Best Interchangeable: Drybar The Mixologist Interchangeable Styling Iron
Drybar The Mixologist Interchangeable Styling Iron
Original video of Brigitt Earley testing the Drybar The Mixologist Interchangeable Styling Iron
- What we love: Highly versatile; heats up quickly; long power cord
- What could improve: On the bulkier side
This multifaceted tool comes with three snap-in attachments, making it easy to switch between a 1-inch wand, a 1.25-inch curling iron, and a triple-barrel iron. Use it for sleek curls or beachy waves, depending on your mood. Either way, the digital temperature control and a 9-foot cord make styling a little bit easier.
Testing notes from Glamour contributor Earley
Testing notes: “I’ve tried many of Drybar’s signature tools, and this one is especially versatile, which frees up space in a jammed vanity drawer,” says Earley. “Their tools do tend to be on the heavier and bulkier side, but heat up quickly to deliver a style that lasts.”
Testing notes: “This shampoo has probably one of the best textures on this list. It’s a gel that foams into a really nice lather and washes out easily for smooth, grease-free strands. I noticed that my scalp was less flaky and oily post-wash and I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking to combat oily roots and an unbalanced scalp,” says Glamour’s Kilkeary.
Best for Fine Hair: Nécessaire Rosemary Shampoo
- Pros: Smells great; lightweight formula; lathers nicely
- Cons: Pricey
This luxurious rosemary shampoo might be a little pricey, but Glamour’s Kilkeary says it’s well worth it if you have fine, oily strands. Kerry E. Yates, a trichologist and founder of Colour Collective, agrees. “It has antimicrobial properties that can decrease inflammation and help increase blood circulation,” she says. This can help thicken your hair over time and make your hair look fuller and more voluminous (sans the grease). It also has ceramides that nourish and hydrate the scalp’s skin barrier.
Testing notes: “My hair gets pretty oily if I skip a wash day, so I simply can’t go without a clarifying shampoo. This super-nourishing shampoo (which smells amazing, by the way) helps absorb grease and promotes growth in sparse areas, and I’ve noticed such a difference in my hair since I first started using it. The hair at my root is much thicker and stronger, and I don’t find that my strands get as greasy as quickly. My hair feels and looks fresh and has much more body and volume,”Glamour’s Kilkeary says.
Best for Dry Ends: Kérastase Bain Divalent Balancing Shampoo
- Pros: Keeps hair shiny but not greasy; helps with itch
- Cons: Expensive
Have greasy roots but dry ends? Bradley Leake, a professional hairstylist based in Los Angeles, suggests this balancing shampoo, which he describes as “an ultralight formula that balances scalp oiliness.” It contains amino acids to reduce excess oil and odors, while vitamin B6 helps gently nourish lengths. Leake also notes that it’s a great volumizing shampoo for flat hair, which is yet another reason he loves using it with clients.
Testing notes: “My hair tends to get shiny after a day, but I’ve noticed that after using this Kerastase shampoo, my strands stay shine-free for up to three days. Just keep in mind that it doesn’t lather at all, so I would recommend double- (or triple-) washing with another shampoo. I have coarse, long hair so I do end up using a lot of product, which adds up, but I can honestly say that this is the only hair product that’s actually helped my greasy strands,” says Glamour senior commerce editor Jenifer Calle.
Best Scent: Aveda Rosemary Mint Purifying Shampoo
- Pros: Helps address frizz on mid-shaft and ends; detoxes scalp
- Cons: May be a little harsh on a sensitive scalp
8 nourishing hair masks for winter to give your tresses a silky, smooth finish
Your hair needs a weekly dose of nourishment, and a hair mask could probably do wonders here. A hair mask is rich in vital nutrients, plant extracts, and rich oils that soften, nourish, repair, and hydrate your hair strands, bringing back the lost shine. This is one reason why Amazon India saw an uptick in the sale of hair masks last month.
With over 10,000 units of one particular hair mask sold last month on Amazon India, it is evident that hair mask has become one of the popular hair care products. So, we thought of digging in further to create this list with 8 top-selling hair masks in October 2025.

So, here’s the winner from the lot! L’Oréal Professionnel Absolut Repair Mask deeply nourishes and restores damaged hair from root to tip. It is infused with gold quinoa and protein, that claim to strengthen hair fiber, reduce breakage, and leave hair smooth, shiny, and manageable. This hair mask is ideal for dry, brittle, and chemically treated hair, offering salon-like repair at home. Most users love its creamy texture and long-lasting softness. They say using this hair mask, their hair feels silky, frizz-free, and visibly healthier.

With more than 6,000 units sold last month on Amazon India, Dove Deep Repair Treatment Hair Mask is on the second spot in this list. It revives dry and damaged hair with intense nourishment. This hair mask is enriched with keratin actives, that deeply penetrates hair strands to repair damage from within, restoring softness and strength. This hair mask is perfect for regular use, as it detangles hair easily and reduces split ends. Its mild fragrance and creamy texture make hair care effortless. Most Amazon India users say that it leaves their hair soft, manageable, and free from dryness after every wash.

Next on our list is the Schwarzkopf Professional Spa Essence Hydrating Masque that was bought by over 5,000 users. This hair mask delivers salon-like hydration for dull, dehydrated hair. Formulated with advanced spa essence technology, it replenishes moisture balance, smoothens rough strands, and enhances natural shine. Users say that it is suitable for all hair types, it transforms tired hair into silky perfection. Its lightweight formula ensures no greasiness or residue and your hair becomes smooth, fresh, and full of life!

When it comes to silky, smooth hair, there is no chance that TRESemmé would not make it to the list. It’s Keratin Smooth Mask tames frizz and gives up to 72 hours of sleek, shiny hair. It is infused with keratin and marula oil, it nourishes each strand, controls flyaways, and enhances smoothness. This hair mask is perfect for heat-styled or chemically treated hair, and provides deep conditioning without weighing hair down. Most users say that using this hair mask, your hair feels straightened and salon-smooth even in humid weather—amazing results!

L’Oréal Professionnel Xtenso Care Sulfate-Free Masque strengthens and protects chemically straightened or smoothened hair. And its sales list confirms it too. During the last month, it sold over 3,000 units. This hair mask is enriched with pro-keratin and incell technology, that nourishes deeply, restores elasticity, and maintains softness without harsh sulphates. Its creamy texture glides easily for effortless detangling and long-lasting smoothness. According to users, it is best for rebonded hair—keeps it soft, manageable, and frizz-free for days.

Parachute Advansed Pre-Wash Nourishing Hair Mask combines the goodness of coconut milk and natural oils to deeply nourish hair before washing. On Amazon India, over 2,000 units of this hair masks were sold last month. This pre-shampoo mask strengthens roots, reduces breakage, and improves texture naturally. This hair mask lightweight, non-sticky, and suitable for all hair types. Users say that regular use of this hair mask leaves their hair visibly healthier and more resilient. It nourishes hair before wash, less hair fall and more shine!

Bare Anatomy Ultra Smoothing Hair Mask is powered by science-backed ingredients like fatty acids and niacinamide to smoothen frizzy hair. It repairs the cuticle layer, enhances shine, and restores moisture balance. This hair mask got more than 2,000 units sold last month. Users say that this hair mask is designed for Indian weather and hair texture, it provides salon-like smoothness at home. It makes hair ultra-smooth, soft, and tangle-free.

Amazon India sold over 2,000 units of Pilgrim Unscented Korean Rice Water & Collagen Mask. It strengthens weak strands and repairs damage without added fragrance. This hair mask is enriched with Korean rice water, collagen, and ceramides, it boosts elasticity, hydrates deeply, and revives dull, brittle hair. Gentle and non-irritating, it’s perfect for sensitive scalps. User say that it is lightweight, non-fragrant, and super effective. It makes their hair look visibly thicker and healthier!
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- How is a hair mask different from a conditioner?
A conditioner provides surface-level smoothness and detangling benefits after every wash. In contrast, a hair mask penetrates deeper into the hair shaft, repairing damage, restoring moisture, and improving hair elasticity over time. It’s more of a weekly treatment than a daily one.
- How often should I use a hair mask?
For most hair types, using a hair mask once or twice a week is ideal. If your hair is dry, chemically treated, or damaged, you can use it 2–3 times a week. For oily or fine hair, once a week is usually enough.
- Can I leave a hair mask on overnight?
Some nourishing masks can be left overnight for extra hydration, especially if they’re made with natural oils or butters. However, always check the label — not all masks are suitable for extended wear, and leaving some on too long can weigh down your hair or cause buildup.
- Should I use a conditioner after a hair mask?
Usually, you don’t need to. A hair mask already provides intense conditioning. However, if your mask is protein-based (for strengthening), you can follow up with a light conditioner to restore softness.
- Can hair masks help with hair fall or dandruff?
Yes, certain masks are formulated with ingredients like biotin, keratin, argan oil, or tea tree oil that target hair fall, scalp irritation, and dandruff. Always choose a mask that matches your specific concern.
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Blueface took to social media to show off his fresh retwist, but it wasn’t the hair that caught everyone’s attention. With the close-up video, fans couldn’t help but notice the Cali rapper’s face tattoos.
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BlueFace Shows Off His New Hairstyle
Blueface has been up and down the timeline ever since his release from jail. This weekend, the ‘Thotiana’ rapper took to his Instagram Story to showcase his latest hairstyle, offering fans a close-up of his fresh retwist. In the video, he even joked that he looked like the “Black girl from Jimmy Neutron.”
However, when The Shade Room Teens reposted the clip as a “Hair Dos & Don’ts,” the comments section went left. Social media users could only focus on one thing- business logos tattooed across his face. From Walgreens to Chase to Major League Baseball, folks joked that Blueface is walking around like a “human billboard.”
Social Media Reacts
The comments were quick, funny, and somewhat brutal. Here’s what users had to say:
Instagram user @icyyroger wrote, “I’m just curious on who made him get tattoos of a Chase logo, a Walgreens logo, and the MLB logo”
Another Instagram user @_iamprettymarie wrote, “Is that a recycling ♻️ sign on his forehead 😩”
While Instagram user @fwmirah wrote, “Idkkk man he still kinda cute”
Instagram user @divinepressure__ wrote, “Whyyy would he freaking do this to his face 🙄”
Another Instagram user @bewaresheavirgo wrote, “I hate he did this to his face it oissed me off everytime”
While Instagram user @bijancarrie wrote, “a walking billboard literally”
Instagram user @yafavv.Angel wrote, “Walgreens in the middle of his forehead is crazy 😂😂”
Another Instagram user @sweetcarolinagirl1 wrote, “What y’all see in him?”
While Instagram user @ _.Renea._412 wrote, “The post should states, ‘Faces Dos and Donts’ and not ‘Hair Dos and Donts’”
More Timeline Shenanigans From BlueFace This Week
One thing about Blueface, he’s gonna stay in the headlines. Just days before the hairstyle reveal, a clip of him getting cozy with Hazel E in the club made its rounds online.
And if that wasn’t enough, his latest tweet spree had the internet talking. Blueface called out Jaidyn Alexis, the mother of his first two kids, claiming she didn’t hold him down while he was locked up. Jaidyn clapped back in with facts and a little shade, letting it be known she was handling business on the outside, paying rent, car notes, and taking care of her kids.
In a shady tweet, she wrote, “Sorry u couldn’t get your M&Ms, I was buying Happy Meals 😂”
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Every winter, as a dense grey haze blankets Delhi, the familiar conversations around pollution return. But the crisis today goes far beyond coughing fits and watery eyes – it’s silently disrupting deeper aspects of health, from hormonal balance and fertility to skin, hair, and even bone strength. Doctors across specialities are reporting a steady surge in pollution-related ailments among Delhiites.
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HT Lifestyle spoke to three specialists for their insights on how Delhi’s toxic air is taking a toll not just on the lungs but also on the skin, hair, fertility, and bone health. The experts include Dr Karuna Malhotra – founder, cosmetologist, and aesthetic physician at Cosmetic Skin and Homeo Clinic, Rajouri Garden; Dr Shobha Gupta – medical director and IVF expert at Mother’s Lap IVF Centre, Pitampura; and Dr Akhilesh Rathi – director of joint replacement, orthopaedics, and sports injury at Sri Action Balaji Hospital, Paschim Vihar, and founder of Rathi Orthopaedic and Spine Clinic, Dwarka.

Skin and hair
As the body’s outermost barrier and first line of defence, the skin and hair bear the brunt of toxic air exposure – taking some of the harshest hits from Delhi’s rising pollution levels. Dr Malhotra explains, “Air pollution in Delhi is a cocktail of particulate matter, industrial chemicals, and toxins. These particles are so tiny that they penetrate the skin barrier, triggering inflammation, pigmentation, dullness, early wrinkles, and stubborn acne flare-ups.”
Pollution particles trigger the production of free radicals that break down collagen, causing the skin to age faster. The cosmetologist also highlights that dermatology clinics across the city are reporting a surge in cases of contact dermatitis and eczema during peak pollution months.
Hair is just as vulnerable – pollutants settle on the scalp, clog follicles, weaken the roots, and interfere with the natural hair growth cycle. Dr Malhotra points out, “Over the past few years, I’ve seen a sharp rise in brittle hair, excessive hair fall, and itchy, flaky scalp conditions every time pollution peaks.” She stresses the need for double cleansing and antioxidant-rich skincare routines during this season.

Pregnant women and fertility
A growing yet often overlooked consequence of air pollution is its harmful impact on reproductive health – affecting fertility, hormonal balance, and even pregnancy outcomes. According to Dr Gupta, “Long-term exposure to toxic air increases oxidative stress in the body. This can disturb hormonal function in women, reduce egg quality, and in pregnant women, raise the risk of complications such as low-birth-weight babies and preterm deliveries.”
The gynaecologist explains that microscopic pollutants can enter the bloodstream and even cross the placental barrier. Expecting mothers with pre-existing respiratory conditions often experience heightened breathlessness, fatigue, and disrupted sleep during periods of severe pollution.
Men aren’t spared either – they are affected equally. Prolonged exposure to air pollution can drastically plummet sperm count and motility. Dr Gupta notes, “Among couples trying to conceive, we are increasingly seeing pollution-linked decreases in sperm health. This is now an emerging factor in infertility, especially in urban settings like Delhi.”

Bone health
While the effects of pollution on the skin and lungs are well recognised, its impact on bone health remains surprisingly underreported. According to Dr Rathi, “Air pollution interferes with how the body processes calcium and Vitamin D. Because people avoid going outdoors and sunlight is blocked by smog, Vitamin D deficiency becomes almost universal in winters.”
The orthopaedician points out that vitamin D deficiency weakens bones, raises the risk of fractures, and exacerbates conditions like osteoporosis. Moreover, pollutants can indirectly trigger inflammation in the body, intensifying joint pain – particularly among older adults.
Dr Rathi adds, “Many patients complain of stiffness, knee pain, and chronic fatigue during the pollution season. These are not just age-related changes; pollution is a key contributing factor.”

A call for awareness and collective action
Dr Malhotra notes, “Pollution may be external, but its impact is deeply internal. Awareness and proactive care can prevent long-term damage.” While masks, air purifiers, and lifestyle tweaks can provide short-term relief, experts emphasise that meaningful change requires systemic, long-term solutions. Until then, individuals must take proactive steps to safeguard their health. Doctors recommend adopting antioxidant-rich diets, using air purifiers indoors, following regular detoxifying skincare routines, supplementing with vitamin D and omega-3s, and avoiding outdoor activities during peak smog hours.
Delhi’s pollution crisis has evolved from an environmental concern into a full-blown public health emergency. Toxic air is silently damaging everything from skin and hair to hormonal balance, fertility, and bone strength. What makes it even more alarming is its invisibility – few connect everyday issues like fatigue, joint pain, or hair fall to pollution. As the city battles its annual smog surge, experts urge citizens to protect themselves while pushing for systemic change – because clean air isn’t a privilege, it’s a fundamental right.
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Baccarat Rouge 540 currently costs a cool $355, but I can douse myself in the sweet, woody-amber situation for $95. The same goes for Parfums de Marly’s Delina, a delicate floral and known compliment magnet—tagged at $410, but I’ve hit the jackpot with a $97 bottle. No, I don’t have access to some secret sale or fancy underground fragrance market. (Hit me up, though, if you do!) I’ve simply discovered the ultimate cheat code for smelling expensive: designer hair perfumes.
Okay, technically speaking, a hair perfume won’t look exactly like its eau de parfum counterpart. The juice tends to be less concentrated (not as much fragrance oil) and packaged in more utilitarian bottles you can easily spritz with abandon—though, many luxury options do honor the brand’s original gorgeous designs. That said, the notes are the same, and so is the effect (read: “You smell incredible!” compliments from coworkers, friends, and strangers). I tend to spray eau de parfums directly on my strands anyway—a hack French women swear by for scent longevity—so swapping it out with a proper hair mist just makes sense. And the thought of smelling just as delightful without making my wallet cry? Score!
See below for my favorite designer hair perfumes—from Dior J’Adore to YSL Libre to the iconic Baccarat Rouge—and feel free to gatekeep our little secret.
My 10 Favorite Luxury Hair Perfumes
Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Baccarat Rouge 540 Scented Hair Mist
Key notes: Jasmine, saffron, cedarwood, ambergris accord
Eau de Parfum price: $355
I have to start with Baccarat Rouge, don’t I? The opulent warm, ambery blend has been duped a thousand times over, but the ultimate hack has to be this here hair perfume. For $95 (that’s $260 less than the eau de parfum, ICYWW), you’ll get the same floral-woody composition of jasmine, saffron, ambergris, and cedarwood housed in a stunningly similar square bottle with frosted glass. If you have yet to try the TikTok-viral sensation, I highly suggest testing the waters with its hair-perfume double—one of the best!
Yves Saint Laurent
Libre Hair Mist
Key notes: Lavender, orange blossom, musk accord
Eau de Parfum price: $145
Anything that makes me smell like Dua Lipa (the face of the fragrance) has an instant spot on my vanity. The trio of French lavender, Moroccan orange blossom, and musk accord has a soft yet warm and sensual presence that just makes you smell like heaven. I’d say it’s effortlessly cool energy in a bottle, and its hair mist version has even more of a laissez-faire vibe. Think cool girl on vacation—very Lipa coded.
Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle
Carnal Flower Hair Mist
Key notes: Melon, tuberose, white musk, milky notes
Eau de Parfum price: $470
So I have this thing with tuberose. The timeless scent makes me feel instantly elegant, yet it has a deep, mysterious quality that makes any perfume smell a touch more seductive. Carnal Flower is one of my favorite tuberose-infused potions to date. It’s creamy, feminine, and just plain sexy, lingering on my strands like a caress. The $250 price tag is on the spendier side, but when you compare it to the eau de parfum’s full $470 price, it definitely feels like a steal.
Parfums de Marly
Delina Hair Mist
Key notes: Bergamot, nutmeg, rhubarb, lychee, Turkish rose, vetiver, incense, cedarwood, vanilla, cashmeran, musk
Eau de Parfum price: $410
I own just about every version of Delina you can find. Travel size? Yep. Exclusif? Of course. The hair perfume was a no-brainer addition, especially because I can easily toss its compact, durable bottle into my workbag or carry-on. Delina is one of those perfumes that just make you smell pretty. Once you catch a whiff, you’ll crave nothing else but a dreamy cloud of bergamot, rhubarb, rose, and vanilla.
Sisley Paris
Hair Rituel Le Parfum
Key notes: Lemon, verbena, lavender, mimosa flower, woody amber
Eau de Parfum price: N/A
I wore Sisley’s first standalone fragrance for an entire month and was collecting compliments left and right. Seriously, people couldn’t stop commenting on how fresh and clean I smelled, and all it took was a few (okay, fine, seven) spritzes of the scent synonymous with the French brand’s best-selling hair products. I swear it makes me smell like I received a fresh blowout from an exquisite salon in Paris. My fiancé agrees, as he makes a point to mention how good I smell whenever I wear it.
Hermès
Barénia Perfumed Hair Mist
Key notes: Butterfly lily, miracle berry, oakwood, patchouli
Eau de Parfum price: $182
Effortless elegance—that’s Barénia to a T. It’s part of the chypre family, which means it’s a scent that is fresh, floral, and woody all at once. Not to play favorites, but I’d consider chypres to be the coolest olfactory category; you can’t quite figure them out, which only adds to their intrigue. The mysterious, sophisticated fragrance will normally set you back $182, so the $63 hair perfume feels like such a win. Trust, its cool, chypre quality makes its presence known with each nonchalant hair fluff.
Key notes: Ylang ylang, Damascus rose, jasmine
Eau de Parfum price: $115
The iconic fruity-floral instantly transports me to the immaculately manicured gardens at Versailles. Solar ylang-ylang adds a warm creaminess to the blend that makes me crave a sunny vacation, but it’s subtle enough so the fragrance remains soft and refined. It also has impressive longevity despite having a lower concentration of fragrance oil than an eau de parfum; reviewers agree, noting its ability to “really stay in your hair.”
AMOUAGE
Guidance Hair Perfume
Key notes: Pear, frankincense, hazelnut, saffron, rose, sambac Jasmine, osmanthus, cistus, sandalwood, akigalawood, ambergris, vanilla
Eau de Parfum price: $395
Oh my god, I would bathe in Amouage Guidance if I could. The award-winning sweet yet elegant blend earns me no less than three compliments every time I wear it (no exaggeration), and it’s one of the longest-lasting fragrances I own. That said, it does physically pain me to shell out $395 for a bottle, so this hair perfume for less than half the price is my number one life hack. For those who think Guidance comes on a little too strong (it’s definitely a beast-mode scent), I also implore you to give the lighter hair mist a spritz.
Diptyque
Eau Rose Hair Mist
Key notes: Rose damascena, rose centifolia, lychee, ambroxan
Eau de Parfum price: $255
Eau Rose is the rose perfume that changed my mind about rose perfumes. Fresh, spicy, and vibrant, it’s far from the powdery concoctions you might associate with the classic floral. It makes my hair smell downright heavenly, and it enhances shine too since it comes infused with nourishing camellia oil. And because it’s on the lighter side, I can wear other perfumes on my pulse points without overwhelming my senses.
CHANEL
Coco Mademoiselle Hair Perfume
Key notes: Patchouli, vetiver, orange, jasmine, rose
Eau de Parfum price: $110
Name something chicer than a Chanel hair perfume. I’ll wait! The sparkling, vibrant blend evokes a young Coco Chanel, and the formula features a non-drying emollient to simultaneously smooth strands with every spritz. The shine is real, and it (plus the gorgeous scent) lasts all day long.








