Zoë Kravitz, Sofia Richie, and Jennifer Aniston All Love This Editor-Approved Hair Product
What do Zoë Kravitz, Sofia Richie-Grainge, and Jennifer Aniston have in common? No, this isn't some sort of riddle. It's a real question. The first and most obvious answer is that they're all celebrities, but that's not the one we're looking for here, so allow us to clue you in. Even though they're different ages and have different hair types and aesthetics, all three of them love the exact same hair product. That's right. It has not one but three celeb seals of approval.
As if that's not enough, it's also beloved by beauty editors, including most of the beauty editors on the Who What Wear team. That's really saying something. We test hundreds—if not thousands—of hair products every year, so to say that we keep going back to just one means a lot. Keep scrolling to see the exact product.
Here it is—Unite Hair's 7Seconds Detangler. We know what you might be thinking. What's so great about a basic detangling spray? Well, it's not a basic detangling spray. It's a true multitasking hair product that can be used in a variety of ways to achieve a variety of looks.
Its main ingredients are panthenol (provitamin B5), hydrolyzed rice protein, and amodimethicone. The first boosts moisture and shine. The second strengthens weak hair strands. The third detangles the hair and offers thermal and UV protection. Together, these ingredients seal the hair cuticle to boost shine and offer a whole list of other benefits.
The Unite Hair 7Seconds Detangler…
Moisturizes to boost smoothness and manageability.
Detangles for smooth, knot-free hair.
Strengthens weak hair that's prone to split ends.
Protects against heat and UV damage.
As beauty editors, we keep this product on hand to reverse damage from chemical processes. In other words, when our hair is suffering from bleach exposure, keratin treatments, or any other salon situation, this leave-in product helps bring it back to life. We consider it to be a detangling spray, heat protectant, and leave-in conditioner in one.
It couldn't be easier to use either. Shampoo and towel-dry your hair. Then, spray the product throughout from roots to ends. (The brand recommends about four to six sprays in total. Although, this will depend on hair type, thickness, and texture.) Comb it through to distribute the product evenly. Then, you can leave your hair as is or style it. It's pretty much foolproof.
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Another leave-in conditioner we love, this one hydrates the hair for 72 hours while detangling and protecting it from thermal styling up to 450°F.
This hair-growth supplement also supports natural energy with a healthy dose of iodine and zinc. It promises to nix hair loss, thinning, brittleness, and slow regrowth. It even promises to increase eyelash and eyebrow growth.
If you're worried about hair loss or hair thinning, you shouldn't be. Just use a couple drops of this high-tech scalp serum nightly. It nourishes the hair follicles and stops them from shrinking to maintain thick, full-looking hair. It works like a stress repellent for the scalp, blocking DHT—the hair-thinning hormone.
Our hair tends to dull fast. This budget-friendly shampoo is our secret. It boosts shine with chamomile, aloe, and passion flower extracts.
This heat protectant is so good. It uses high-tech polymers that protect hair up to 450 F with flexible, brushable, reshapable hold. Thanks to ingredients like water lily extract, celery seed extract, and a whole host of botanical oils, it works like a hair serum as well.
Unbelievably moisturizing, this hair mask targets all kinds of damage, including dryness, breakage, and split ends.
Suitable for all hair types, this silicone-free oil contains kakadu plum oil, which is rich in vitamin C, and safflower oil, which is rich in fatty acids. It provides a nice boost of shine and silkiness to dry, damaged hair.
Kaitlyn McLintock is a Beauty Editor at Who What Wear. She has 10 years of experience in the editorial industry, having previously written for other industry-leading publications, like Byrdie, InStyle, The Zoe Report, Bustle, and others. She covers all things beauty and wellness-related, but she has a special passion for creating skincare content (whether that's writing about an innovative in-office treatment, researching the benefits of a certain ingredient, or testing the latest and greatest at-home skin device). Having lived in Los Angeles, California, and Austin, Texas, she has since relocated back to her home state, Michigan. When she's not writing, researching, or testing beauty products, she's working through an ever-growing book collection or swimming in the Great Lakes.
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