Oribe Haircare: What You Need

Oribe Haircare pounded the pavement in 2014 with the viral boom of their Dry Texturizing Spray via British beauty vloggers like The Anna Edit, Lily Pebbles, Fleur De Force and so many others. This windows opened up a younger audience to their amazing (but seriously expensive) luxury haircare. We know how scary it can be dropping a whole lot of cash on a product you're just not sure about- so we've made it easier. Pick one of these five Oribe products and you won't end up with spending regret (or FOMO!).

Gold Lust Repair Shampoo + Conditioner

Using healing oils like maracuja and cypress, the Gold Lust Repair Shampoo and Conditioner works hard to add shine and health back to blonde hair and split locks. It's got a hefty price tag, but for what it does on the hair, it's definitely worth it.

Gold Lust Pre Shampoo Treatment

If your hair is way past damaged, this Pre-Shampoo balm is here to save the day. Before stepping into the shower, work this balm from midway to the ends of your hair. Let it sit for about ten minutes and then wash hair as usual for soft, healthy hair.

Dry Texturizing Spray

The cult classic that started it all- the Dry Texturizing Spray is one of the best sprays for volume and grit on first day hair. It's great to add grip for braids and updos, as well as adding a beachy-texture on waves without looking too matte.

Matte Waves Texture Lotion

If you are looking for matte beachy waves, this is the perfect alternative to an aerosol or texturizing spray. Just rub in your fingertips until evenly distributed and then work through hair, focusing on the ends. This lotion adds texture and volume, our two requirements for Saturday night hair.

Swept Up Volume Powder Spray

For our thick haired girls, this is the heavy duty volume product you desperately need. Sometimes, texturizing sprays and dry shampoo just can't lift your hair, but the powder spray is to the rescue. Just spray at the roots and tousle hair for the volume you've been desperately seeking.

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