The Secret to Second (or Third) Day Hair

“‘Do Overs,” photographed by Patrick Demarchelier, hair by Guido Palau; W magazine, May 2014.

“On about day 3 or 4 (or earlier, if it’s snowing or raining a lot), I pull this out of my makeup drawer (don’t judge; I’m a beauty editor) and quickly pull my locks through it. Good as new!” – Jane Larkworthy, Beauty Director.

DryBar The Tress Press Styling Iron, $150, sephora.com.

“Thanks to Oribe, flat hair is never a problem.” – Rickie De Sole, Fashion Market and Accessories Director.

Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray, $44, oribe.com.

“I get everything I need for perfect style that lasts with just one product.” – Kristen Auble, Research Editor.

Living Proof Perfect Hair Day 5-in-1 Styling Treatment, $27, livingproof.com.

“R+Co’s Death Valley Dry Shampoo gives my day old blowout a nice touch of messy volume that’s key for the morning after look.” – Ryann Foulke, Assistant Fashion Editor.

R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo, $29, randco.com.

“My hair is so dry so I use Caudalie’s Divine Oil to extend a blow out.” – Grace Fuller, Jewelry Editor.

Caudalie Divine Oil, $49, caudalie.com.

“Unlike most sulphate-free washes, this one feels like it actually cleans my hair and scalp without feeling heavy. My hair looks and feels fresh for days.” – Robin Aigner, Copy Chief.

Unwash Anti-Residue Rinse, $32, unwash.com.

“Having long hair means that sometimes my ends fare worse than my roots. This whips my windswept frizz (and potential dreads) back into shape.” – Mia Adorante, Assistant Beauty Editor.

Arrojo ReFresh Dry Conditioner, $22, arrojoproduct.com.