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Kristen Bells Nobody Wants This Hair Starts With This Frizz-Taming Oil

Dry, brittle hair can make it tough to achieve that smooth, glossy finish, but the right treatment can help strands look softer and more polished. Bur Bur’s Growing Season Hair Oil is designed to nourish hair, boost shine and help tame frizz — and it has a celebrity hairstylist’s seal of approval.

Patrick Anthony Lising, one of the glam department heads behind Netflix’s Nobody Wants This, used the hair growth and repair oil on stars Kristen Bell and Adam Brody throughout the season, both on and off screen. “I love using the Bur Bur Growing Season Oil when I want to achieve a nice extra boost of moisture when I do a wet look to tame down frizz,” Lising said in a statement. Lising specifically praised the formula for adding moisture and smoothing frizz when creating sleek, wet-look hairstyles.

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    The oil is designed to be used as a pre-shampoo treatment, making it an easy addition to a weekly hair care routine. Its botanical formula features burdock root and nettle extracts, along with jojoba oil, argan oil and plant-derived squalane to help condition strands and leave hair feeling softer.

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    For an extra dose of hydration, the brand recommends applying the oil to dry hair from roots to ends and leaving it on for at least 45 minutes before shampooing and conditioning as usual. Those with particularly dry or coarse hair can leave it on longer for additional moisture. The formula can also be worked into the lengths of the hair in small amounts to help smooth flyaways and add shine.

    “I’ve been looking for the perfect oil for non-wash days,” one shopper in menopause shared. “I’ve had more hair loss and my hair texture has changed (getting rougher). “Usually, regular oils have films that weigh down my hair, and real oils flatten my thin hair. With this, I only put two drops and rubbed it on my ends, and it’s moisturized and smells wonderful.”

    Another shopper with chemical sensitivities says their hair “feels thicker” and looks “so healthy.”

    If frizz and dryness are making your hair look less polished than you’d like, this celebrity-stylist-approved treatment could be worth adding to your routine. It’s time to give your strands a little extra nourishment and shine!

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