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Hi, my name is Lauren, and I am a blowout addict. I know I'm not alone. I see you girls at Drybar . . . multiple times a week. Don't be ashamed that you don't own shampoo. You don't need to. You get your hair professionally washed (isn't that scalp massage marvelous?).
OK, so maybe you're more of an at-home DIY blowout type (I can get down with that, too). You need tools. You need sprays. You need accessories to maintain, so your partner doesn't realize you're going on day four.
Here, I've rounded up hair care products I've personally tried, tested, and loved. From one blowout junkie to another, this is what you need to own (or buy for a friend!) this holiday season.
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