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"  Photo: Courtesy of K\u00E9rastase K\u00E9rastase&amp;#039;s original Elixir Ultime is one of the best hair oils on the market. The light, sweetly fragranced potion is a salon favorite for its ability to coat strands and add luster without the grease (Note: It&amp;#039;s a staple in ELLE editors&amp;#039; vanity cabinets). It can be used on wet or dry locks to style or set, and it absorbs rapidly. The luxe brand is launching three more versions of this oil\u2014Millenium Rose, Moringa Immortel, and Imperial\u2014to meet the needs of fine and coarse tresses. The new formulas can be used solo or combined for specific hair types. The lightest option for fine hair is the Millenium Rose, which is rich in vitamin E, protects manes from UV radicals, and has a fruity scent. The next heaviest the Moringa Immortel. The warm, flowery fragrance is comprised of vitamins A and C, calcium, and nutrients from Moringa trees in North America. The fresh, fruity Imperial complex specializes in taming unruly locks, drawing its power from a rare antioxidant-infused Chinese tea. &amp;quot;The most important thing to keep in mind is to only apply the oil from the ends to the mid shaft when hair is wet,&amp;quot; says celebrity stylist and owner of Butterfly Studio in NYC, Kattia Solano. &amp;quot;On dry hair, use a smaller amount of the oil\u2014a half to a full pump\u2014to give the surface of the hair a finishing touch of nourishment and shine.&amp;quot; The new loot will be available online in September or at K\u00E9rastase Consultant Salons this month for $54 a bottle. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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