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"This duo won a Best of Beauty Award in 2018 for calming frizz on every texture. A year and change later, I’m still obsessed with these for smoothing my fine, flyaway-prone hair. I used them recently after a weeklong beach vacation, and they made my hair look so healthy and shiny, you’d never know I’d spent hours in the sun and chlorine.

I love the scent — warm and citrusy — and how the formulas don’t weigh my hair down at all. That’s especially impressive given that they’re powered by so many hydrating, shine-boosting ingredients: argan, baobab, and marula oils, and detangling and smoothing ceramides. Plus, the shampoo and conditioner are vegan and cruelty-free and the formulas don’t contain parabens or phthalates." —

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