A few years ago I dreamed of being one of those people who could wash their hair only once a week, but I was just trying to stop my hair from getting greasy after just one day. If I took a shower in the morning, my hair was already getting oily by nighttime. I started by trying to “train” my hair, or the process of gradually washing my hair less and less until my hair could last for at least a couple days. After a few (long) months of this, I read that hair training was actually a myth and I had been wasting my time (cue the tears.)

While the jumbo claw clips of today come in lots of unique prints and stylish designs, the long ands thick-haired among us can still have trouble finding one large enough to hold all of that hair without having to readjust again and again throughout the day. Over the past several months I’ve bought more than my share to try to find some of the best for a quick updo that you can set and forget.

If you’re been following hairtok, then you’ve heard of this Tiktok hair growth oil as every hair influencer seems to have tried it or used it regularly. But as a hairtok observer myself, I’ve seen a lot of hair routines and trends, and some of them don’t seem to stick around.

Mousse is one of those hair products that seems like it’s been around forever, but it is still one of the best ways to add volume, definition and hold for different hair types.

Hot rollers are a bit of an obsession of mine so I have tried more than my share of hot rollers on Amazon. You can’t tell me there’s an easier, more foolproof way to get an amazing blowout.

Hair is a great way to wear perfume, but is perfume bad for your hair? The last thing you want to do when applying fragrance into your strands is to damage your hairstyle or leave it dry and frizzy. But as a perfume-lover myself, this is how I wear fragrance in my hair.