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Damaged, dry locks are the bane of women everywhere. While cutting split ends is key to achieving the smooth and bouncy hair you desire, there are a bevy of products, from serums to shampoos that can save damaged hair.
Split Ends Arrojo confirms what we all fear about split ends, "Other than a cut there is no out and out cure for split ends." Bear in mind that a true end cut, where only the ends of the hair are sheared, can be done effectively while taking as little as a half an inch off your length. Consistency is key so to keep your 'do healthy, you'll need to cut off dead ends every 6 to 8 weeks. Damaged Hair...We've rounded up celebrity grooming favorites, a quick look at the latest and greatest collections keeping your favorite stars shining.
Our favorites include Zerran's Volumizing Styling Mousse ($15.99 for 7 oz.), a texturizing styling foam that creates volume sans the sticky feeling that is de rigueur with most mousses. Then there's Zerran's Spiking Gel; reactivated with water, Spiking Gel serves up serious hold minus the flaking that is the hallmark of other hair gels ($9.99 for 2 oz.). Log on to www.zerran.com to order products or find local salons that carry the collection. More Star Stash...
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put our own heads on the line, testing and trying over fifty products from moisturizing
shampoos to deep conditioning treatments to scalp scrubs and beyond. Plus, Nick
Arrojo, owner of Arrojo Studio in Manhattan and hair stylist on TLC's What Not
To Wear, shares his tips on getting gorgeous locks. 
Who:
Kirsten Dunst and Kate Bosworth 
