PHOTO BY MARVIN SCOTT JARRETT
STAY DRY
We test out Tigi's new Dry Conditioner. Does it work?
Like most girls with truly curly hair, I'm forced to ignore many beauty trends. Bangs are a "no." Pixie cuts are a "you've got to be kidding." And the dry shampoos that promise party-girl hair, like Cory Kennedy and Theodora Richards? "Yeah, right."
But Tigi's got a new spray, called Rockaholic Dry Conditioner, that seemed intriguing. It promises to "reset" and "reshape" dry hair, without any water. But even if that kind of beauty vow works on a flaxen model, there was no guarantee it would enhance my curly mop.
I tried it last night after work, when my hair had been captive in a messy bun all day. Using it was trippy, especially since I never get the super-femme experience of blasting my head with hairspray (another curly girl no-no).
The unexpected thing is, the product basically worked. I sprayed, I pulled my curls down, I smoothed out the back, and voila. Super easy, super cute, and free of the frizz or sticky feeling that comes from other conditioning sprays. I would definitely use it again, especially if I was running from my desk to a party (which will happen, about a million times, when Fashion Week starts in September).
My one complaint is the actual can of conditioner. It's huge, which is fine on my vanity table, but hard for portable moments. And if straight-haired girls can run into public bathrooms to spray their hair into submission with a bottle the size of an iPhone, shouldn't I be able to do the same?
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$11 at Amazon
But Tigi's got a new spray, called Rockaholic Dry Conditioner, that seemed intriguing. It promises to "reset" and "reshape" dry hair, without any water. But even if that kind of beauty vow works on a flaxen model, there was no guarantee it would enhance my curly mop.
I tried it last night after work, when my hair had been captive in a messy bun all day. Using it was trippy, especially since I never get the super-femme experience of blasting my head with hairspray (another curly girl no-no).
The unexpected thing is, the product basically worked. I sprayed, I pulled my curls down, I smoothed out the back, and voila. Super easy, super cute, and free of the frizz or sticky feeling that comes from other conditioning sprays. I would definitely use it again, especially if I was running from my desk to a party (which will happen, about a million times, when Fashion Week starts in September).
My one complaint is the actual can of conditioner. It's huge, which is fine on my vanity table, but hard for portable moments. And if straight-haired girls can run into public bathrooms to spray their hair into submission with a bottle the size of an iPhone, shouldn't I be able to do the same?
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$11 at Amazon
This story was published on August 27, 2010.
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Kate
08/27/2010
That seems really cool! I have REALLY oily hair so I normally avoid stuff like that but I would like to try that! =D
Faran
08/27/2010
Hey Kate, if you have really oily hair I'd try the dry shampoo instead! This has some moisture in it, like normal conditioners. xo
Rebecca
08/27/2010
oh my god this is great! My dad is Jewish so naturally I have a thick head of curly hair. Luckily I'm a hairstylist so I know how to tame it but I'm actually leaving for college in Spring and I'd love to try this before I go. Maybe if it's that good it'll save me time from blowdrying my hair when I have to study.
Masha
08/28/2010
faran is pretty!
Liz
08/30/2010
I love this stuff!! It seriously smells amazing. As a student with a full time job and a hectic social life it's a life saver! GO GET IT.
VICKY SHAZAM
08/30/2010
FARAN IS PRETTY! she reminds me of regina spektor. :)
&& i will have to try this.
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