The Shampoos, Hair Products, and Stylers Celebrities *Actually* Use Are at Sephora

Before snapping one of her sultry selfies, Emily Ratajkowski likes to use Kérastase Elixir Ultime Oil Serum ($50) to add shine to dry ends. The lightweight blend of four oils also serves as a protective pre-blowout treatment that minimizes frizz and flyaways.

For this year's Golden Globes, stylist Clayton Hawkins used ghd Curve 1.25" Soft Curl Iron ($199) to give Margaret Qualley a head full of dreamy, romantic waves. He also uses the brand's tools on Elizabeth Banks, Olivia Coleman, and Diane Guerrero — and have you ever seen them not well-coiffed?

Bumble and Bumble Brilliantine ($25) is the first-ever product from Bumble and Bumble — and it's remained a go-to styler for pros such as Peter Lux, who regularly uses it to give Florence Pugh's hair just the right balance of hold, shine, and piecey gorgeousness.

When Queer Eye filmed in Japan, did Jonathan Van Ness stock up on Shu Uemura Cleansing Oil Shampoo ($36)? Popular in its home country, the gentle cleanser is among JVN's favorite shampoos to use on his own flowing locks — and fortunately for the rest of us, it's available at Sephora, too.

Strengthening pre-shampoo treatment Olaplex Hair Perfector No. 3 ($28) is one of those products that famous people recommend, even though Olaplex doesn't have celebrity ambassadors. Drew Barrymore swears by it, plus Julianne Hough used it when she permed her hair a few years ago. But it's not just for blondes! Just ask Kim Kardashian West and Yara Shahidi, both of whom have used this reparative elixir.

For this year's Golden Globes, stylist Jenny Cho used Virtue Create Lifting Powder ($34) and tools from GHD on her client Scarlett Johansson, calling it her "dream setup."

Actress Laura Harrier says that when it comes to caring for her fine hair, she likes Shu Uemura conditioners. Shu Uemura Muroto Volume Lightweight Care Conditioner ($59) is a good choice for those looking to add volume, shine, and the most gorgeous — yet not overpowering — scent.

Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley keeps Slip Slipsilk Scrunchies ($39) in regular rotation. Not only do they look and feel luxurious — hello, they're silk! — they cause no dents, pulling, or damage. Brilliant.

Before sending client Margot Robbie off to this year's Golden Globes, stylist Bryce Scarlett protected her strands with Moroccanoil Blow-Dry Concentrate ($28). The lightweight spray not only guards hair from heat, it also increases softness and smoothness. Just add a to-die-for Chanel gown, and you're basically Margot Robbie's twin. Basically.

Supermodel turned entrepreneur Miranda Kerr is a clean-beauty connoisseur, and when it comes to her hair products, she's loyal to Rahua Classic Shampoo ($34). Loaded with sustainably harvested oils from the Amazonian rainforest, this natural cleanser features the earthy-yet-luxurious smell of palo santo.

Star stylist Jen Atkin developed OUAI Volume Spray ($26) to provide body and fullness, and her famous clients can't get enough of it. She's used it on everyone from Kaia Gerber and Camila Coelho to Chrissy Teigen — with results that range from bountiful waves to voluminous updos. An absolute essential.

Zoe Kravitz favors Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser's Invisible Oil Dry Oil Finishing Spray ($32), mixed with a bit of coconut oil, to impart shine. "It moisturizes the hair, but doesn't leave it greasy," she says.

Awkwafina loves Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Dry Shampoo ($24), which has unique technology that captures grime and whisks it away from the root of the hair. The Crazy Rich Asians star says, "I normally just shower and then spray my hair with the Living Proof and go about my day."