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Battle of the Bottles: Jonathan Antin to Compete Against . . . Jonathan Antin?

How can one forget celebrity stylist Jonathan Antin's crazy antics on Bravo's Blow Out?

How can one forget celebrity stylist Jonathan Antin's crazy antics on Bravo's Blow Out? You might recall that part of the series focused on the development and marketing of his eponymous line, Jonathan Product. Now, in a move almost as dramatic as his reality TV persona, the longtime stylist, who sold his shares of Jonathan Product back last month, has plans to start up another namesake line late this year.

This time, instead of serving as part-owner, Jonathan's duties at Jonathan Antin Hair Care will fall into the creative director realm. Noting the uniqueness of the situation and emphasizing that the parting was on good terms, he told WWD, "I feel like I was pretty lucky that I am able to move on and immediately start and, for lack of a better way of putting it, compete with Jonathan Product."

We've seen people who have left their eponymous lines before, like in the case of Vidal Sassoon, Jo Malone, Helmut Lang, and Jil Sander, but I can't recall anybody who's then started another line named after himself. (However, Aveda founder Horst Rechelbacher did leave the company around 2003, only to start up Intelligent Nutrients soon thereafter.) What do you think? In this battle of Jonathan vs. Jonathan, are you willing to give his new line a whirl?

Hair

Review: Dirt Texturizing Paste by Jonathan Product

The first thing you need to know about Dirt Texturizing Paste by Jonathan Product is that it doesn't make your hair look dirty — or even like it has product in it.

The first thing you need to know about Dirt Texturizing Paste by Jonathan Product is that it doesn't make your hair look dirty — or even like it has product in it. I say this because when I mentioned Dirt ($26) in a recent post, some readers were wary of what stylist Jonathan Antin says about the product: "There's something amazing about the way hair looks and behaves the day after — washing that is."

But do not be frightened: Dirt is, hands down, one of the most wonderful styling products I've ever had the pleasure of dipping my fingers into. I don't like having dirty hair, but the fact is that freshly washed, light and wispy hair just isn't very manageable. That's where Dirty comes in, so read more

Jonathan Product

Leave-In Conditioners For Your Luxe Locks, Part I

Leave-in conditioners are great for the summertime when your hair is wet more than usual.

Leave-in conditioners are great for the summertime when your hair is wet more than usual. Simply wash your hair, spritz anywhere from three to six sprays depending on the length of your hair, brush and go! Not only do leave in conditioners help to detangle your hair, but they also help keep your lovely locks soft, shiny, healthy...and they smell great too!

Terax Life Drops Leave-In Protein Conditioner, $20, was created with silk and wheat proteins to strengthen and repair weak, brittle and damaged hair.

It helps nourish dry hair by sealing the cuticle and delivering much needed moisture to the roots and shaft. It also provides a shield to help protect colored hair from oxidizing and fading - and it smells great.

For two more leave-in conditioners, read more

Dirt

The Dirty-Hair Look Without the Dirt

The description on each tub of Dirt by Jonathan Product is refreshingly blunt.

The description on each tub of Dirt by Jonathan Product is refreshingly blunt. Writes Jonathan, the line's celebrity namesake, “There’s something amazing about the way hair looks and behaves the day after — washing, that is. I created Dirt to help you get that look easily.” Though Jonathan can be quite annoying on the Bravo reality show Blowout, he’s absolutely right about this sweet, sticky nectar, available here for $26.

Used on dry locks, the texturizing paste gives hair that FABulous piece-y look without making it look or feel greasy, and Dirt is equally adept at finessing short fine hair or weighing down long, thick styles for a tousled look. Plus, its toasted-marshmallow scent will leave your hair smelling much better than if you went for the dirty look the natural way.