Hot Tools NanoCeramic 1-Inch Curling Iron - A 1-inch curling iron is a must-have for every girl out there. It’s the perfect size to create loose, beachy waves for the daytime and more structured, romantic curls for date night. Ulta, $55 Michael Zamora/The Register
TRESemme Perfectly (un)Done Sea Salt Spray - When it comes to styling, we all want an easy, straight-from-the-beach look that takes minutes to achieve. Get the look with a texture spray. This one by TRESemme won’t break the bank! Target, $7 Michael Zamora/The Register
Redken Extreme Hair Mask - The solution to easy styling and healthy hair for spring is product. If you long for strong, lustrous locks, investing in a few products is a must. Give the moisture your dry winter hair craves with a hair mask. Ulta, $17.50 Michael Zamora/The Register
DryBar Buttercup Hair Dryer - A good hair dryer can make all the difference. While this one might be a serious investment, your ROI is totally worth it. This blow dryer gets the job done FAST, efficiently and keeps hair visibly smooth and frizz-free, leaving you with very minimal styling. Sephora, $195 Michael Zamora/The Register
Boar Bristle Brush - A boar bristle brush naturally conditions hair leaving it shiny, healthy and improving the overall texture of the strands. This brush is great for all hair types, especially for those who need to tame their mane by reducing frizz. Sally’s Beauty, $22 Michael Zamora/The Register
It's time to start rehabbing hair stressed from winter's damaging cold weather. To ensure a smooth and beautiful hair transition from winter to spring, here are a few of the best hair essentials to have on hand.
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Ulta, 6805 Mills Civic Parkway, Suite 110, Jordan Creek Town Center, West Des Moines
Target, Various locations
Sephora, Jordan Creek Mall, 101 Jordan Creek Parkway, West Des Moines
Sally's Beauty, 2900 University Ave., West Des Moines, IA
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