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Let’s cut to the chase: are hair perfumes necessary?
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Are they a fun, often less expensive alternative toregular perfume?
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How does hair fragrance compare to regular perfume, you ask?
Keep an eye out for hair-loving ingredients totackle frizzanddryness, on top of making your hair smell impeccable.
The scent is a delightful blend of citrus, bitter, and tart notes with a slightly floral twist.
And, we’re happy to report that it doesn’t disappoint.
Pretty bottle aside, the scent that lives inside is noteworthy, too.
One whiff and you’ll instantly be met with citrusy orange, powdery rose, and woody patchouli.
Smelling like Byredo’s Mohave Ghost Hair Perfume, which costs less than $100.
There’s alimited-edition floral versionthat’s spiked with notes of wild rose, vanilla, and Mirsalehi honey.
The brand’s signature jasmine, sandalwood, and bergamot fragrance is just the icing on the cake.
That’s precisely why we love the Rare Beauty Find Comfort Body & Hair Fragrance Mist.
Lucky for you, it is just as sophisticated and gourmand as the original.
The wellness-focused line features five scents with different objectives, like calming, energizing, and blissing you out.
This formula shares the scent of itsmusky siblingeau de parfum, but it’s alcohol-free and even more subtle.
