PHOTO BY ANNA PALMA
HEADS ABOVE THE REST
A mask that makes sure you don't get burned by your blow out.
The paradox of the blow out: It makes your hair silky smooth for about a day, and then makes it dry and damaged the entire week after.
But if there were anyone who could master the art of healthy hair (straight or otherwise), it’s Blow. Dubbed the New York Blow Dry Bar, the salon churns out head after head of perfectly straight locks, sans split-ends.
Their secret? The Blow Damage Control restorative hair mask. The in-house deep treatment features an exclusive blend of proteins, plus amaranth to condition, lupine to add nutrients, and wheat to moisturize. Five minutes in the shower will give you remarkably smoother hair; fifteen minutes wrapped in a hot towel will give you straight-out-of-a-commercial tresses.
And though you once had to make an appointment to enjoy the results, the mask is now available to the masses. Too bad they’re not sharing their tips on getting a pin-straight blow out.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
$25 at ulta.com
But if there were anyone who could master the art of healthy hair (straight or otherwise), it’s Blow. Dubbed the New York Blow Dry Bar, the salon churns out head after head of perfectly straight locks, sans split-ends.
Their secret? The Blow Damage Control restorative hair mask. The in-house deep treatment features an exclusive blend of proteins, plus amaranth to condition, lupine to add nutrients, and wheat to moisturize. Five minutes in the shower will give you remarkably smoother hair; fifteen minutes wrapped in a hot towel will give you straight-out-of-a-commercial tresses.
And though you once had to make an appointment to enjoy the results, the mask is now available to the masses. Too bad they’re not sharing their tips on getting a pin-straight blow out.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
$25 at ulta.com
This story was published on November 30, 2009.
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