Alterna Bamboo Smooth Anti-frizz Shampoo ($20, beauty.com). With strengthening bamboo extract and moisturizing kendi oil, this shampoo is perfect for frequent cleansing without drying the hair. 
Macadamia Oil Rejuvenating Shampoo ($11, select retailers) This super moisturizing shampoo is great for dry hair.
Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Keratin Cream Rinse ($25, select salons and retailers) This exclusive blend of Keratin protein, helped repair and protect our hair, and made it feel silky, healthy, and shiny.
Carol’s Daughter Hair Milk Curl Perfecting Conditioner ($19, carolsdaughter.com). We’re glad this line has expanded with shampoo and conditioner to give your curls staying power, from cleansing to styling.
Ojon Color Sustain Color Protecting Cream ($24, Sephora stores). This nourishing cream helps the color you left the salon with last longer.
Kerastase Chronologiste Essential Restorative Concentrate ($145, kerastase.com). If your hair is just fried (you know who you are) and you need to bring it back to life, try this luxurious at-home treatment.
Nexxus Salon Haircare Promend Line ($10-$15, drugstores). We could see a positive difference with split ends after the first shampoo. And it didn’t weigh down our hair.
Pantene Custom Solutions ($4-$8, drugstores). From curly to straight to fine to volume combos, the revamped line has all the products for your specific hair type and desired result.
SoftSheen Carson Optimum Care Salon Collection No-Lye Relaxer ($9, drugstores). We loved this for keeping our hair soft and halting breakage.
L’Oréal Professionnel INOA hair color. It’s the first permanent, ammonia-free hair color that doesn’t skimp the hue intensity.
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