10 Drugstore Hair Care Products Top Stylists Absolutely Love

"This is one of my go-to products, especially in warmer months. If you like to let your hair dry naturally, apply this to strands first (tousling with your fingers) for day-at-the-beach-like texture. I also like to use this for adding light waves to second-day hair (just lightly spray throughout). So good at such a great price!" — Kylee Heath

Not Your Mother's Beach Babe Texturizing Sea Salt Spray ($6)

"I'm a big fan of natural, organic, plant-based ingredients when it comes to choosing hair care. This rich, plant-based oil is especially great for thick or coarse hair that's in need of hydration. Just shampoo at bedtime, skip the conditioner, then massage about a teaspoon of the oil into wet hair. Start from the ends, as that's usually where the moisture is needed, and avoid the roots. Let it soak in overnight. If any has yet to absorb by morning, use a little dry shampoo or rinse with warm water — no shampoo. You can also massage this oil into your eyelids/lashes or any balding areas before bedtime — the acid content will boost your hair follicles and make it thicker and stronger." — Sabrina Szinay

The Palma Christi Castor Oil ($6)

"This spray is an industry staple. It is a true must for any celebrity hair stylist kit. It's the perfect multiuse product, and can be used for creating a variety of looks — from soft, touchable hair to firm, locked-in styles. If I could only have one product for finishing a style, it would be this one. — Tiffany Daugherty

L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Holding Spray ($15)

"This product has come to the rescue on many shoots and red carpets when a client hasn't had time to have their hair colored beforehand. Just spray where needed (toward the root, keep off of ends). It will last the whole night through." — David Stanwell

EverPro Gray Away Temporary Root Concealer ($9)

"I really love this product. It's hands down the best mask for hair in need of nourishment and moisture. It works for restoring all types of hair, but is especially great for curly and textured hair — a definite must for your hair routine. The only problem with it is that there's not enough in one jar!" — Jamika Wilson

Dove Quench Absolute Restoration Mask ($6)

"This leave-in conditioner serves as a detangler, heat protectant, and frizz-fighter in one, and is versatile enough for all hair types. I always have it in my kit and use it on all of my clients. Just spray it on damp hair before blow drying and you're covered." — Monae Everett

It's a 10 Miracle Leave-In Product ($10)

"This shampoo gives hair a superclean, tingly feeling and isn't too harsh or drying like most drugstore shampoos. It leaves locks super bouncy." — Jen Atkin

OGX Renewing Argan Oil of Morocco Shampoo ($14)

"In the fashion world, diamonds are a girl's best friend. When it comes to beauty, it's dry shampoo. It can be used for prolonging a blowout, combating grease, and adding body to limp locks at the end of a long day. Batiste dry shampoo does an especially good job of soaking up oil in day-old hair. My favorite is the tropical scented one! It will remind you of being on vacation. Just spray on the desired area and go!" — Aaron Light

Batiste Dry Shampoo ($8)

"I love this spray for controlling and refreshing styles. When scrunched in, it can make any hair type or texture wavier or curlier. It's also great for taming flyaways." — Tommy Buckett

Garnier Fructis Curl Renew Reactivating Milk Spray ($7)

"These boar and nylon mixed bristle cushion brushes are hands down my favorite at the drugstore. They're super affordable and do the same great job as similar brushes that can cost you over $150!" — Nate Rosenkranz

Spornette Ion Fusion 100% Boar and Nylon Bristle Cushioned Hair Brush ($13)

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