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10 Years Later These Hair Products STILL Beat Everything Else!

10 Years Later These Hair Products STILL Beat Everything Else!

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After 15 years as a hairstylist and YouTuber, I’ve tested hundreds of hair products and tools but only a handful have stood the test of time. Today I’m sharing the BEST hair products and styling tools that are still my favorites 10 years later. These are the ride-or-dies, the holy grails, the ones I keep reaching for no matter what new launches come out. In this video, I break down: Styling products that work on every hair type Heat tools that last and give salon-quality results Professional hairstylist staples The products that actually earned goat status after a decade of testing If you’re looking for the best hair products of all time, stylist-approved recommendations, or tools that are worth your money, this video is for you. 0: 00 What happened to the others! 1: 37 The hairdryer that won me over 3: 45 The tiny tools that make it all possible 6: 42 The surprising everlasting Drugstore curling iron 8: 09 My blowout secret & inexpensive dupes 10: 27 How I avoid breakage 12: 29 A true hairstyling GOAT 13: 46 The brand that stole my heart 15: 52 The most expensive product I repurchase 17: 06 My most bougie tool 21: 13 Wrapping it all up! Follow and Chat with me at: My Website: www. kayleymelissa. com Instagram: KayleyMelissa Pinterest: kayleymelissa FB: kayleymelissa Twitter: kayleymelissa SnapChat: KayleyMelissa For business inquiries: kayleymelissamattermediagroup. com Mailing Address: Kayley Melissa 4441-106 Six Forks Rd #165 Raleigh, NC 27609 FTC: This video is not sponsored. Some links are affiliate links.
Date: 2025-12-12

Comments and reviews: 20


I feel like the only products I still use years down the road are the Bobby pins you recommended (bought them years ago and still using the same pack) and bumbum cream (sol. I have curly hair and once it gets used to a routine it stops working so all the other hair products just don't work.
Random what's your take on wood combs I have used one for 0robably 5 years now and it's amazing but hard to clean and I wonder if it's diffrent for straight hair then curly hair.
Also can't wait for your holiday hairstyles! Please do some that can be done on short/medium hair too!

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That sweater is super cute on you!
For your hair dryer, it might just need to be cleaned out. Mine started with that burning smell and I was so sad, b/c it's almost older than I am and I love it. But my husband was like no don't toss it, let me see it, and he took it apart and cleaned out (I did keep the filter at the end clean, but I guess dust still got in, and now it's drying like it's new again! At the very least, it's neat seeing the inside lol.

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Ooo would love a video on what old favourites have been replaced by. I've recently started using a boar bristle bush with my wet to dry straightener - I go through first with a wet brush, then use the boar brush to get tension and smoothing for the straightener. Same for blow drying. It's the first time I've found a way to use them that works for me, and I've had some for YEARS!
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I bought a Kristen Ess curlong iron off your recommendation 10 years ago (or however many years ago it was, and still use it almost daily. It’s the 2 inch one that I’ve been using to fake a blow out, so even when my hair is long it does a good job at fitting it all on. One of my favorite recommendations ever and it’s held up so well!
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LOVE this video. You seem so in your element also I’m going to shoutout the nume octowand set because I got that from your videos and still use it today! I am looking to replace it at some point though because the cord got messed up (my fault, not the iron’s) so maybe I’ll check out T3 thanks for the great video!
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Absolutely ended up despising my Dyson dryer, and I think the main thing was that the concentrator nozzle you get with the commercial (non-hairdresser one) is the biggest problem. So I sold mine, and ended up getting a Parlux which works just as well and has the same professional attachments that hairdressers get
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Hi Kayley! Love your videos SO MUCH (I’ve been following since the green curtain backdrop days. Could you do a video on properly cleaning and maintaining hair tools I get hard buildup on my curling irons, but I don’t know how to clean them (I’m afraid of scratching the material)
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KAYLEY! I’m an OG fan, been watching you since literally 2010. I’m getting married in 6 months! Can you please do a video on hair tips for brides So everything from hair care tips, styling advice, and day-of tips and tricks! This would make my life complete. You’re the best
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4: 26 My holy grail product! I’m an actor and I literally won’t use anything else, especially when I’m on stage. They’ll keep your hairstyle locked in for the whole performance. Plus, the mini ones are great for fixing little bits that stick out of braided styles.
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I think I got the Dyson because any Kristin Ess products weren't available easily here, and I gotta say for someone who mostly lets her heir air dry, it's been in good use, especially after I also started experimenting with styling my hair towards curly!
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I bought the tin of bobby pins over 10 years ago after you recommended them and I still have them and they are still going strong! Also bought some Kristin Ess hot tools because you recommended them, also love them. Thank you for making these videos!
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8 or 9 years ago, i got myself those bobby pins thanks to your recommendation, not knowing that my mom had also bought me a pack for the same reason. Good thing i love them as much as you knew i would, because i’m still working through those 600 pins!
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the wet brush I used was apparently not compatible with my hair structure. a year of detangling and my hair ripped off the little bristle caps of pretty much all of them.
(I prefer the tangle teezer)

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Hi Kayley! That light purple sweater is such a lovely color on you! Also, I added the Color Wow speed spray and a mini boar bristle brush to my Xmas wish list! :D Thanks for the super helpful recs! :D
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For me it was the Schwarzkopf 10 in 1 leave in treatment that came in a white bottle I bought it at your recommendation and to this day I haven’t found anything to replace it to this day
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This was a great video! I bought all the Kristin Ess hairtools per your recommendation, they are still going strong and work well. And metagrip bobby pins! Love your recommendations!
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I've been thinking about getting good Bobby pins for wrapping my hair at night in a dubi (tubi, doobie) when I get my hair blown out at the salon. Gonna check out my local Sally's!
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Love seeing videos about not just chasing trends! I am side-eyeing my >10-year old $15 boar bristle brush wondering how a $50 one would actually be better. How is it different
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Every boat bristle brush I have used has made my hair so staticky. : ( My hair is fine but super thick so I also couldn't fine one that would actually get down to my scalp.
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Im still loving the pro ties! I actually lost many and when I only had one left I messaged you and analaura and bought them again can’t beat those ties for a sleek look
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