Best New Hairstyle Products - New Hairsprays and Blowdryers
Once upon a time, hairspray was sticky, gel left your hair looking drenched, and a blow-dryer took hours to work. Not anymore!
O, The Oprah Magazine | November 18, 2011
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ThenIn the 1920s, the American cabaret performer Josephine Baker popularized a short, slick hairstyle and became the first African-American celebrity to endorse a beauty product. Her gel, called Bakerfix, likely contained greasy brilliantine, heavy oils, and alcohol. NowTresemmé Curl Spray Gel ($5, drugstores) uses strong-hold polymers that fight frizz and stay in place even in high humidity without making hair crunchy. Plus, the liquid formula doesn't leave hair—or hands—sticky. Keep Reading: Get Oprah's Hairstylist Andre Walker's Favorite Easy Party Hairdo |
