- Drew Barrymore says she’s obsessed with the Garnier Whole Blends Replenishing Shampoo, which you can pick up for $6 at drugstores.
- The actress shared the product for her Beauty Junkie Week on Instagram.
- She said “this is the shampoo” after showing off the gorgeous results.
Drew Barrymore finally let us in on her secret to effortlessly full and tousled hair during her Beauty Junkie Week on Instagram—and it’s under 10!
With no styling tools in sight, the Santa Clarita Diet star dished on her favorite hair care products from Garnier’s Whole Blends line. “Holy cow, this is the best shampoo!” she wrote in the caption. “I am obsessed.”
The mom of two admits that she picked up the Garnier Whole Blends Replenishing Shampoo on somewhat of a whim. The collection has the same name as her 7-year-old daughter, Olive, so she had to get it! What she didn’t realize was how game-changing her purchase would be. “It turns out that I am in love,” she gushed as she held up the shampoo and conditioner set.
L'Oreal Paris Garnier Whole Blends Replenishing Shampoo in Legendary Olive
L'Oreal Paris Garnier Whole Blends Replenishing Shampoo in Legendary Olive
Due to coloring and styling her hair for years, Barrymore previously said on Instagram that she over-processed her strands and “it kind of got fried,” so this duo may have been exactly what she needed.
Enriched with nourishing ingredients, this shampoo and conditioner targets dry hair and locks in much-needed hydration for softer locks from root to tip. Not only does this formula smell amazing, it contains olive oil smooth, moisturize, and strengthen hair so it’s left with that nice, coveted sheen.
To prove its magic, she showed off her gorgeous, natural waves, which she got with “zero product or fuss” right out of the shower. “I am very happy with the results,” she says. Us too!
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