A backstage favorite for its barely-there texture and ability to plump and texturize strands (applied on damp hair), it also doubles as a setting spray (applied on dry hair). According to hairstylist Dennis Lanni, "it's [Bumble's] first and best product."
"A good hairspray is everything; it can make or break your work," says hairstylist Gina Bertolotti. Find a formula that's touchable, flexible and smells nice, like this L'Oreal cult fave.
Model hair gets tortured by hot tools on a daily basis (kind of like some of ours). Stylist Oscar Blandi's favorite tool to work with is his jasmine oil hair serum because of its ability to protect all hair types from heat (apply before styling) and control flyaways (apply after).
"It has tea tree oil in it," says stylist Neil Moodie, who uses it before blow-drying to control hair and give it natural shine versus high gloss. "When it dries, it looks like there's nothing in the hair," he adds.
Makeup artist Katy Pellegrino swears by this formula because it "curls, lengthens, volumizes and conditions lashes -- all in one!" How's that for value?
Models are born gorgeous but even they need help from beauty pros to look picture perfect. We got the scoop on the key products their makeup artists and hair stylists can't work without. Make sure these secret weapons are in your beauty stash.
