10 Hair Gifts For Your Friend Who Is Addicted to Blowouts

This slouchy tank, featuring Drybar's signature yellow heart, is the perfect athleisure piece to wear while styling your hair at home. The high neck ensures you're less likely to burn yourself with a hot tool.

Drybar Capsule Yellow Heart Tank Top ($33)

What they say about Mason Pearson brushes is true: these are like magic wands that make strands instantly silky. I use mine religiously and can't imagine life without it. The brush really makes it easier to smooth flyaways or get rid of ponytail bumps. And if the big one is too pricey, the mini fits in your bag and won't be as detrimental to your bank account.

Mason Pearson Handy Mixture Nylon & Boar Bristle Hair Brush ($150)

Stylists love T3's blow dryer because it's lightweight and made with special technology to dry large sections of hair quickly. A speedier drying process means hair will be less damaged from the heat. The flat iron is not to be overlooked, either. Its ability to instantly make strands sleek with just one pass is a great way to avoid split ends. These mini versions are an easy way to test the products and also invest in luxe travel tools.

T3 Mini Miracles Set ($189)

Each year, GHD releases a limited-edition version of its cult flat iron (expect a flawless, glossy finish). This season features a chic copper hot tool as well as two matching metallic Nails Inc. London nail polishes.

GHD Copper Luxe Platinum Styler Set ($249)

Beloved Kardashian hairstylist and genius Jen Atkin created this sleek hair cuff (it also comes in silver and gunmetal) to jazz up your bun. Simply pull that three-day-old blowout up into a knot (use your handy Mason Pearson to smooth flyaways!), secure with a ponytail holder that matches your hair color, and slip the Bun Cuff on top. So chic and painless — even if you're terrible at self-styling!

Jen Atkin x Chloe + Isabel Bun Cuff ($45)

When Oribe finally launched dry shampoo this year, it was a BFD. And if you haven't tried it, you need to (already!). It has that signature musky Oribe scent, doesn't turn hair white, and won't leave you with a sticky feeling. It's just as good as you hoped it would be.

Oribe Gold Lust Dry Shampoo ($44)

My secret to making dirty hair look clean isn't dry shampoo, it's actually hair oil! I find that the oil gets absorbed by my strands to make them look and smell fresher. Also, if you use a ton of dry shampoo, your ends look a little frayed from the texture. A pump of serum applied from the midlength down seals them in. This Living Proof version is fast-absorbing and frizz-fighting.

Living Proof No Frizz Nourishing Oil ($38)

Every morning, I wash and blow just the front pieces of my hair (where you would have bangs) using a big round brush. It's my trick for saving a blowout. This Moroccanoil one never gets too hot or pulls on the hair. Plus, it's lightweight if you need to throw it in your gym bag.

Moroccanoil Ceramic Thermal Round Brush ($30)

This terrycloth-lined shower cap by French pharmacy brand Klorane is essential for those who do not want to rinse their hair every day.

Klorane Terrycloth-Lined Shower Cap ($15)

I've been using this hair serum religiously since it launched because it's the perfect blow-dry base. Because it has heat-sensitive microwax technology, I can reshape my hair without wetting it. Let me break it down: you can wear your hair in tight curls one day and then relax them the next without adding any product. Or vise versa. I've done it. It works.

Kérastase L'incroyable Blowdry Lotion ($40)