I just learned from Brooke Shields her brilliant tip for reviving a blowout that lasted for four days.

When Brooke Shields extends a kind invitation to you to discuss all things related to haircare, you naturally accept the invitation with joy and are ready to acquire some insider information about the behind-the-scenes goodies. However, you also take notes—a significant amount of notes.

It was a foggy and humid Wednesday in New York City when I had the opportunity to meet the iconic actress, model, and now business founder. The weather was crisp and fall-like, so feel free to arrive at any time now!Nevertheless, in spite of the weather, her hair appears to have been freshly styled at a salon. It is arranged in gentle, buoyant waves that somehow resist the stale air. How was she able to accomplish that? Thankfully, I didn’t have to ponder for an excessively long time. During our conversation, Shields shared with me all of her weather-resistant hair recommendations, including the product lineup that she uses to revitalize a blowout that has been sitting for four days.In the first step, she applies her 2-in-1 Instant Shampoo at the base of her roots, making careful to reach the inside area where her scalp meets her neck. This is done in order to absorb any extra oil that may be present. “I don’t want to brush the blowout too much, because that’s not good either,” she makes the observation. Instead, she uses a blow dryer to comb through her hair in order to distribute the substance (which, by the way, does not leave any powdery residue) until it is completely absorbed into the scalp.

She does not run her fingers through the lengths of her hair in order to avoid causing the curl to become tangled. After that, she will detangle her hair using her recently introduced Shine-Enhancing Detangler in order to remove any tangles and tangles that may have created over the course of time. “When I work out, have had my hair in a ponytail, or have been in the wind, that’s when I predominantly use the detangler,” Shields further elaborates. After spritzing the nozzle all over her lengths, she would scrunch her hair in order to distribute the product throughout her hair.

An exclusive vegan kerazyme is included in the detangling composition. This kerazyme shields individual strands from the damaging effects of free radicals, improves shine, and even prevents the color from fading. That is to say, it makes an old blowout seem as nice as it did when it was first done.

“I can use that in the middle of the day on dry hair,” Shields explains further. “There is no accumulation of pressure. It functions in the same way as a protective layer, acting as a buffer between the pollution and the outside environment. Before her daughter goes to bed, she also uses it to French braid her daughter’s hair, and she claims that her daughter’s strands eagerly absorb all of those hair-nourishing components while they are sleeping. With reference to the absence of residue, Shields makes the observation that “in the morning, it is [completely] dry.”

To continue, let’s talk about blowouts. Shields acknowledges that this combination is exceptional for hair that is in its second and third day of growth (“I’ve even done it for day-four, and it gets better,” she observes), but she prefers to use the 3-in-1 Leave-In Conditioner for very old blowouts that are begging for a little bit more volume. Despite the fact that it has a more substantial consistency than the detangler, Shields is adamant that it will not cause your hair to become weighed down. It is formulated with quinoa peptides, which are known to strengthen hair from the root. The fact of the matter is that it supplies her hair with the necessary moisture that it requires in order to keep its bounce and softness, “especially after a plane ride,” she says.