15 Hair Products for a Shinier, Healthier Mane

Get a salon style on your own with these particularly great potions.
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The best products for silky, shiny hair

Lisa Shin
Whether it's perfectly coiled curls or silky smooth strands you're after, we've got you covered. The products that follow are 2015's best shampoos, conditioners, hairsprays, and more, as chosen by Health editors and expert hairstylists.

The Experts:
Ilana Blitzer, Health beauty director; Paul Cucinello, celebrity hair stylist in Los Angeles and New York City; Francesca Fusco, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City; Suzy Gerstein, New York City celebrity makeup artist; Julie Kandalec, celebrity manicurist and creative director of Paintbox in New York City; Joanna Simkin, New York City celebrity makeup artist; Alexis Wolfer, founder of TheBeautyBean.com; Jessica Wu, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Souther California School of Medicine in Los Angeles
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Curl definer

Amazon.com
Suave Professionals Luxe Style Infusion Curl Gel Serum ($5; amazon.com)

Equal parts hydration and hold, it's just the fix for frizz-free, bouncy ringlets, says celebrity hairstylist Paul Cucinello.

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Hair color

Amazon.com
Revlon Color Effects Ombre ($11; amazon.com)

Our pros unanimously declare this DIY dye a cinch: Just comb onto ends and work your way up for a trendy fade.
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Blow-dry balm

Ulta.com
Tresemme Runway Get Sleek Blow Dry Balm ($8; ulta.com)

"A few pumps give hair a salon-smooth style," Cucinello says.

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Conditioner

amazon.com
Clear Scalp & Hair Active Damage Resist Conditioner ($4; amazon.com)

Emollients stave off styling damage. "My hair was much softer after blow-drying," Wolfer says.

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Conditioner for color-treated hair

Amazon.com
Motions Color Care Dual-Treatment Conditioner ($13; amazon.com)

The keratin strengthens strands; oils add gloss. "Hair stays vibrant," Cucinello promises.
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Mousse

Amazon.com
Unite Elevate Mousse ($20; amazon.com)

Big bounce, minus stiffness. Cucinello is a convert: "I'd love to start every blow-dry with it."

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Dry shampoo

Amazon.com
Aussie Total Miracle 7N1 Dry Shampoo ($5; amazon.com)

Some dry shampoos make hair feel dirtier, but not this clear spray, Blitzer reports.

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Root touch-up

Barneys.com
Oribe Airbrush Root Touch-Up Spray ($29; barneys.com)

No one will know you've used it, testers assure—it blends right in and doesn't budge.
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Leave-in treatment

Walmart.com
Proganix Quench Coconut H20+ Electrolytes Leave-In Moisture ($8; walmart.com)

This supercharged balm adds incredible shine.

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Serum

Amazon.com
Kerastase Resistance Double Serum Therapiste ($30; amazon.com)

Our testers loved that this weightless wonder can mend split ends.

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Mask

Amazon.com
Milbon Plarmia Hairserum ($36; milbon-usa.com)

Need rehab? "This morphs damaged hair into virginlike and silky strands," Cucinello says.
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Shampoo for color-treated hair

Amazon.com
Paul Mitchell Ultimate Color Repair Shampoo ($23; amazon.com)

Special fade-defying suds help keep your dye job looking fresh.

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Shampoo

Amazon.com
Pantene Pro-V Full & Strong Body Building Shampoo ($5; amazon.com)

A pump-it-up product that works. Wolfer's favorite part: "So rich, it felt like a luxe hair bubble bath."

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Hairspray

SallyBeauty.com
Clairol Professional iThrive Weather-Resistant Hairspray ($3; sallybeauty.com)

"Strong, yet flexible enough for waves you can run your fingers through," Wolfer says.
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Body builder

Amazon.com
Aveda Thickening Tonic ($30; amazon.com)

Does the trick, our judges attest, thickening strands from root to tip.
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