We got our hands on the complete list of hair product winners:

HAIR COLOR:
L’Oréal Paris Excellence-to-Go ($9; at drugstores) Even at-home-hair-color novices fell in love with this comb-in formula’s almost instant results. “After just 10 minutes, I had deep, rich, really natural-looking color,” reported one tester. A new technology helps pigment sink quickly into strands without causing damage. The comb applicator also makes it easy to apply all over or just as a root touch-up. “And it totally covered my grays,” said another tester.

Fekkai Salon Color ($30; beauty.com) With 20 shades to choose from and a creamy formula that features rich conditioning ingredients, like olive oil, lemongrass butter, rosemary, and lavender, it’s easy to score gorgeous results from this salon-quality at-home color. Staffers also appreciated getting an intense moisture boost. “My hair felt like I’d just had a professional deep conditioning treatment,” said one.

SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER
Pantene Pro-V Nature Fusion Moisture Balance Shampoo and Conditioner ($4 each; at drugstores) This cleansing and conditioning duo relies on the power of natural ingredients—cassia, calendula, ginger, and aloe vera—to leave hair silky and resilient. The cassia complex forms a protective seal around strands that
locks in moisture and helps your brush or comb glide through hair without snagging. “Daily blow-drying
makes my hair brittle, but after using this combo regularly, my hair felt stronger and softer,” said a tester.

Aveda Dry Remedy Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner ($24 each; aveda.com) Created to help soften hair that’s become crispy from heat styling, these products contain several natural oils, including macadamia nut and jojoba. “Thanks to these amazing hydrators, my fried ends looked almost like they’d been freshly trimmed,” said a tester who used the combo religiously for three weeks.

HAIR STYLING
Dove Heat Defense Therapy Heat Activated Protect & Shine Mist ($4; at drugstores) It’s a beauty catch-22: To make tresses look their best, you often have to use damaging hot tools. But if you spritz this protective product onto strands first, they can withstand high temps and not end up split and frayed. “I never used to spritz on heat styling sprays because they weighed down my hair, but this one’s light and nonsticky—and, most important, it made my mane look less strawlike after flat-ironing,” said a tester.

Tresemmé Simply No Frizz Spray Gel ($4; at drugstores) “This styler really lived up to its name,” raved one staffer. “My hair was still smooth and frizz-free after a workout.” The lightweight spray gel relies on a “frizz defense” molecule to create a barrier against humidity, an effect that can last through to your next shampoo.

A new print and online publication called The Hair Book recently launched and features top Regis stylists giving their “in the trenches” insights, tips, trends, thoughts and professional secrets. The blog also features celebrity hair experts, how-to videos, peeks at star hair treatments, and more.

Both the print and online versions are helmed by editor-in-chief Polly Blitzer, founder of BeautyBlitz.com and former beauty editor of In Style.

This site is 100% PGH worthy, so check it out for tons of great info, all about hair!

Bethenny Frankel from Bravo’s The Real Housewives of New York City made a special trip (with her new beau) to South Beach last week for SOBeFiT Magazine’s Fittest Person of the Year Inaugural Event. Her hair was lookin’ fab despite the rainy and ultra-humid weather outside. Before the event, Bethenny paid a visit to celeb stylist Rob Scheppy for a cut & blowout. Rob has styled hair for tons of celebs like Daisy Fuentes, Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton and Kristen Cavallari, to name a few.

Here’s Bethenny with SOBeFiT Magazine Editor-In-Chief Marta Montenegro mixing SkinnyGirl Margaritas…Yum! An insider source tell us she was feeling a little under the weather this day, but we sure couldn’t tell!

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Oribe has also fashioned hair for Jennifer Lopez, Naomi Campbell and Elizabeth Hurley to name a few. It’s very popular salon located on South Beach’s Lincoln Road. Oribe is listed in Allure Magazine’s Salon&Spa Directory and has some rave reviews on Yelp. Their world-class stylists come wtih an expensive price ticket, so expect to cough up the Benjamins when booking an appointment here.