Debby Ryan Just Shared Her Secret to Sleek and Shiny Hair — and It's Only $9 on Amazon

By Jessica Harrington

Published on 3/26/2020 at 11:30 AM

Getty | Gary Gershoff
Getty | Gary Gershoff
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Like most of us, Debby Ryan is keeping busy at home by practicing self-care. While some are choosing to take a long bath or do a little DIY manicure, she's chosen to focus her efforts on her hair and repair the heat damage caused by regular styling.

But instead of selecting a high-end hair mask or treatment to restore the damage, Ryan is tackling the job with a new drugstore hair-care hero, the L'Oréal Paris Elvive 8 Second Wonder Water — and the best part is, it's only $9. In the photo posted on Instagram, Ryan's long, wavy hair can be seen looking smooth and hydrated. (Before reading the caption, we actually thought she'd heat styled it to achieve that texture.)

"I got this Wonder Water for my shower; it's this Lamellar rinse-out hair treatment that takes 8 seconds and makes your hair crazy shiny," Ryan's Instagram caption read. "If you blow it out after, it looks super sleek and silky. I'm avoiding heat right now and look it made my natural texture so sparkly and healthy-looking. I'm living in sweatpants with no haircut in sight during this quarantine, but we can polish up. I know everything's weird and feels scary and useless but invest some love into yourself; you're worth it."

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The innovative lamellar technology in the L'Oréal Paris Elvive 8 Second Wonder Water ($9) targets damaged hair and delivers actives like amino acids and protein to repair the hair cuticles. In just eight seconds, the active ingredients bind to the weak areas to smooth and nourish the hair fibers where it's needed.

After you shampoo, the liquid formula works its magic on the lengths of wet hair in a matter of seconds before you rinse it out. Then, you can follow up with a conditioner and let your hair air-dry, like Ryan did, or blow it out.