I
desperately wish there was a DryBar around where I live. It is probably a
blessing in disguise there isn’t; I strongly dislike how long it takes me to
dry my hair and would definitely be visiting the DryBar a few times a week if
there were one close to me.
There may
not be a DryBar in Nashville {I have my fingers crossed one will open soon},
but luckily there is a Sephora five minutes away from me, and they just happen
to carry basically all of the DryBar products! They may just be hair products,
but they are hair products that are beyond amazing.
It all
started a few years ago when I decided to treat myself to the 3-Day Bender, aka
the best curling iron, ever. After my first DryBar hair tool purchase I was
officially hooked. Over the past couple years I have slowly incorporated and
replaced other hair products with DryBar products, and I am pretty convinced my
hair could not survive without the products created by the DryBar. If you think
I am exaggerating just try the shampoo… Here are a few a the DryBar Products
that I use regularly as part of my hair routine.
Texas TeaShampoo// When I purchased the DryBar hair dryer a sample of the Texas Tea
Shampoo and Conditioner were included. I have never been one to invest a lot in
shampoo - I am usually a Pantene or at the most a Redken person. The first time
I used Texas Tea Shampoo my reaction was WOW! I have never used a shampoo that
has made my hair feel so clean and soft. The Sake Bomb shampoo is definitely on
my list of products to try but right now I am loving Texas Tea. Side note: the
bottle may not be very big but it last me usually around two and a half months,
which I think is a decent amount of time.
HotToddy// Hot Toddy is the DryBar hear protector and frizz fighter product.
Personally, I hate the feeling when products are weighting down my hair. All
the DryBar products I have used thus far have felt light and honestly they
serve there purpose, smell wonderful, and does not leave behind the yucky
feeling of having a weighted down or over styled hair. I usually only wash and
try my hair every other day or so, but when I do a heat protector is vital to
my hair health; I have curly somewhat thick hair that takes about 30 – 40
minutes to blow dry. On top of the excessive time it takes to dry my hair I
usually run a curling iron over it afterwards. Needless to say I would be up a
creek without some sort of heat protector and Hot Toddy is my favorite heat
protector I have ever used.
MoneyMaker// I cannot put into words my dislike of using hairspray. I usually never
use a hairspray: I hate the way it smells, how it makes my hair feel, plus my
hair usually holds its style so I usually hold off on using the hair spray.
Money Maker hairspray, however, is a different story. I honestly use Money
Maker just for the simple fact that it smells good. As far as functionality
goes it is a flexible hold hairspray that does not leave behind a sticky
feeling and allows you to easily brush your hair out after using it, plus it
does a pretty good job of keeping hair in place.
ButtercupBlow Dryer// Best hair dryer I have ever used. Believe me when I say I put hair
dryers to the test – a hair dryer usually last me about 6 months, at the most,
and I have had the Buttercup for 8 and it is still going strong! Since I
switched to this hair dryer I have noticed my hair seems to be healthier and it
does not take as long to dry with a DryBar hair dryer as it would with a hair
dryer one might buy at Target or such.
Hold MeHair Clip// I usually dry my hair in sections {unless I am tight on time}, and
these hold me clips are perfect to hold hair that has already been dried out of
the way. These clips are a little different from other clips due to the fact
that they have an “alligator jaw” which better holds the hair and holds large
amounts of hair.
The 3-DayBender// The curling iron that started something that over time evolved onto
the DryBar Product Obsession. My two favorite aspects about this product is
that it takes litterally 5 seconds to heat up before it is ready to use and
because of the spinning barrel feature you do not have to have the heat on your
hair for very long.
Oh, did I
mention that DryBar just happens to have a YouTube Channel {click here to see}
that shows you how to give yourself a blowout…
i want to try it!!
ReplyDeletekisses
You will love all things drybar! They are amazing!
DeleteLauren,
http://www.atouchofsoutherngrace.com/
I'm also OBSESSED with dry bar - luckily for me there's one within walking distance of my house! I go a little too often...
ReplyDeleteIf there was one within walking distance from my house I would be hitting that place up on a regular basis!
DeleteFreaking out, there is no dry bar super close to me either- so why not bring it home to you!?! Ahh!
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Brooke|LookBrooke
I love their products, they really are amazing!
Deletenever seen these products before, i love the yellow hairdryer!
ReplyDeletefergzillas
www.fergzillas.blogspot.co.uk
Their products are amazing and I love that their main color is a happy yellow!
DeleteI've been wanting this dryer since Christmas. I am just waiting until I have the extra cash to splurge on it.
ReplyDeletexoxo, Jenny
www.breakfastatlillys.blogspot.com
It is definitely worth the splurge!
DeleteI don't use dryer, but this seems very good.
ReplyDeleteI like your blog! :)
Yasmin
http://fashionfinissima.blogspot.com.br/
Happy to hear you enjoyed this post!
DeleteI had never even heard of drybar before!! I hate the blow dryer.. I seriously avoid it at all costs!
ReplyDeletewww.amemoryofus.com
You should definitely look into their products; even if you don't like a blow dryer they have wonderful shampoo and other products!
DeleteI didn't know they had products. That dryer sounds amazing. I need that! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFash Boulevard
Their products are amazing!
DeleteI love Drybar! I restrain myself to special occasions, but there is just something so luxurious about getting your hair done, enjoying a glass of champagne, mini cookies and watching chick flicks!
ReplyDeleteKari
www.sweetteasweetie.com
I have my fingers crossed that one will open up in Nashville soon!
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