What are your Holy Grail products?

[Neoma]

That is so neat, Neoma; BTW, *love* your avatar!

Awww... Thank you so much, lapushka!

[Myx]

Hm...I'd say almond oil, and the It's a 10 Lite leave-in conditioner. My hair's gotten so soft and shiny, the changes that have happened since I started here have been amazing, I've learned so much!

[lakhesis]

I like trying new things but my current must-haves are:

Alpecin Caffeine Shampoo - I got so many people hooked on this - helps with hair fall and in my case, everytime I stopped using it and started again I had a lot of new growth. I think the key is to also let it stay on your scalp for at least a minute (as the instructions say).

Balea Oil Repair Intensive Hair Oil - my go-to since high school, my family even has this scent associated with me no higher end oil ever compared to how this helps to detangle my hair, I use it daily.

Pantene Goodbye Summer Frizz Oil Replacement - leave in conditioner, my hair just soaks this up immediately. Really helps heatless curls look more polished.

Olaplex no 3 - saved my hair from breaking off couple years back, so I am staying loyal, but I only do the treatment once in couple of months.

Honourable mention: Microwavable heat cap for deep conditioning treatments. Not really a product, but it gets used weekly

[blackgothicdoll]

Creme of nature butter blend and flaxseed pudding recently made it on the list. It makes my hair feel incredible, look shiny and smell amazing. I have a lot of other creams to use up but I'll be happy to repurchase this one, about $8 for 11oz, and it's very thick so one jar will last awhile.

I'd previously used not your mother's curl talk cream, great definition, no moisture, and somehow the longer I'd use it, the dryer my hair would get after each wash.

[Filigree1948]

Nexus therapee shampoo with the corresponding Humectess conditioner. My hair has become strong and beautiful since using them exclusively over the past year.

[rosenester]

I change up my products ALL THE TIME. Not sure if I have bought anything repeatedly enough to claim HG status. One thing I keep coming back to is Love Beauty Planet 2 in 1 shampoo bar. I have a sliver and a full one smooshed together in the shower, and a few back up bars in the closet, and have repurchased this one for 2+years. Over MANY years I always come back to garnier hair food 3-in-1, and now that I got my hands on the coconut scent, I think it qualifies as HG for me. Trying out a lot of leave-ins and protein treatments still, undecided if I’ve found ‘the one’

[Whirly Girly]

Quai Texturizing HairSpray. ❤️🥰
I get it at Sephora and I use it on my front hairline only.
Gives amazing big 80’s hair volume and poof, when and where I need and want it. 👍

[Jovana]

I live in Brazil and use hot tools everyday.

My holy grails:

Phytoervas antiqueda (anti hair loss) shampoo;
Amend millenar oils mask (moroccan oils version);
Wella nutri-enrich mask;
L'oréal absolut repair mask;
Lola Cosmetics morte súbita mask;
Lola Cosmetics danos vorazes conditioner;
Redken one united leave-in;
Amend discipline liss leave-in;
Lola Cosmetics argan oil serum;
Lola Cosmetics solid shampoo (matchá)
Natura ekos murumuru mask and shampoo;
Cless (Charming) detangling and fixer mousse;
Ricca dry shampoo (maçã do amor version);
Segredo Dela: Lisa, alisa legal (flat iron);
Taiff dryer brush.

[Hellebore]

Nightblooming Selkie detangler. The shampoo and conditioner bars from NB are well on their way to reaching HG status for me as well.
My double-sided wood comb from Rigr Crafts. The fine teeth distribute oil and get out lint more effectively than a BBB for me.

[Arcticfoxes]

Best I've ever found for me was Alfaparf Semi Di Lino line, the pink one, for dry hair (shampoo and leave in conditioner). My hair never looked better. My local salon introduced me to it. I buy it online now as cheaper, still much more pricey than regular shop shampoo, but oh my god i love it.

1b/f/i.