The Best Drugstore Hair Products for Under $15, According to Beauty Pros

"Ever wish you could stop split ends before they happen? Here’s your in-shower solution."

—Benjamin Mohapi, hairstylist and owner of Benjamin Salon in Los Angeles

"I love Dove products! I find that they help keep strands shiny and healthy. This new dandruff line is an all-star because the pH-balanced spearmint formula is refreshing on the scalp and helps nix pesky flakes. It’s best for anyone with natural and unprocessed hair."

—Nunzio Saviano, celebrity hairstylist and owner of Nunzio Saviano Salon in New York City

"This line allows you to wash your hair daily without stripping it of moisture, natural oils, or color. I’ve also noticed that hair looks shinier and smoother. When hair is untangled during the shampoo process, it becomes easier to manage."

—Siobhan Benson, hairstylist in New York City

“I love that it’s loaded with super-effective natural moisturizers that actually treat your hair. It’s rich enough for very dehydrated and coarse hair but not too heavy for finer, weaker textures.”

—David Lopez, celebrity hairstylist in New York City

"This is a silicone-free option that locks in color’s vibrancy. It leaves a sort of sheen that automatically boosts color—from the palest blonds to the richest browns. The result: hair that’s undeniably glossy."

—Marc Mena, celebrity hairstylist in Los Angeles and New York City and creative director of Warren Tricomi Salon

“There’s nothing worse than those little flyaways that frame your face. I use this to control hairs around the hairline. Baby hairs can easily turn brittle or become broken from hairspray and other products with lots of alcohol. This keeps them smooth and soft but out of your face.”

—Kristin Ess, celebrity hairstylist in Los Angeles

"It’s hard to eliminate frizz—not to mention that many formulas have to be put on wet hair. That’s why this one is my savior. I can apply it to dry, prestyled hair; it reduces styling time and won’t weigh the hair down."

—Michael Dueñas, celebrity hairstylist in Los Angeles

“For years, this has been a staple in hairstylists’ kits. It sops up oil seamlessly, leaving hair feeling and looking fresh for styling. It’s perfect for those days when you don’t have time to wash but want a little volume.”

—Sarah Potempa, celebrity hairstylist in New York City and creator of the Beachwaver curling iron

"The fine mist is super easy to work with. Plus, it’s used by celebrity stylists around the world, even when more expensive versions are on the table. Unlike many other sprays, it brushes out quickly, making it a breeze to change your style. No sticky leftover residue."

—Adam Broderick, hairstylist and owner of the Adam Broderick Salon & Spa in Ridgefield and Southbury, Connecticut

"Back in the day, when my hair was a mess of long curls, this was a game changer because it did exactly what it said it would—seal hair to eliminate frizz and flyaways. When you don’t have time to perfect your blowout, this little guy will help you make it look polished. It never fails. Tip: Use it sparingly. Do not put on too much, as it can make your hair look greasy.”

—Neven Radovic, hairstylist at Ian McCabe Studio in Washington, D.C

"What you want: curls with shine, flexible hold, definition, and no flaking or greasiness. That’s what you get here. You won’t have to worry about your coils feeling crunchy or dry, which happens with some other products out there. This is probably my favorite option for curls—period!"

—Paul Cucinello, celebrity hairstylist and creative director at Chris Chase Salon in New York City