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A Drugstore Version of Dirt
I've already waxed poetic about the magical, sweet-smelling hair styling paste that is Dirt by Jonathan Product. As Jonathan (from the reality show Blowout) explains on the label: “There’s something amazing about the way hair looks and behaves the day after — washing, that is." Seeing as how I'm obsessed with Dirt, I couldn't help but notice a suspiciously similar product while browsing the aisles the other day at Walgreens.
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Trend Alert: Shine Bright, Shine White
Now is the time to show off your perfect pedi in a pair of white sandals. I know, such immaculate shoes are hard to keep up, but if you're willing to sacrifice a little time and care, I guarantee you ultimate satisfaction. I can already picture these textured Loeffler Randall Genevieve Sandals ($333, originally $475) with a black bandage mini and simple tee.
The Dirty-Hair Look Without the Dirt
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.
A Water Filter for Your Hair
Jonathan Antin—star of the reality show Blowout and creator of the fabulous Dirt Texturizing Paste—feels very strongly about water. Throughout his two-decade career styling the hair of celebrities, models, and other clients, he has observed that hair is extremely affected by the quality of the water in which it is washed. Pure, filtered spring water creates softer, shinier, and more manageable hair, while water full of chemicals often makes your locks dry and brittle.
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