What inspired you to create Stargloss?
I love hair oiling before a wash, and I love a traditional hair mask, but sometimes you don’t want to sit in the shower for that last extra step. I wanted to create something that you could easily apply to dry hair. Think of it like hair oil plus a buttery mask combined—something you apply before you go work out, clean, get the kids off to school, go on a walk, whatever! Then you shower and wash like normal! The result is super-shiny, soft hair, as if you just got struck by a shiny shooting star.Â
What sets it apart from other popular hair treatments on the market?
The format—I set out to do something completely different in the glossing and shine treatment category. I didn’t want to create another in-shower product, because I felt that would be too similar to a mask. I wanted something you could apply to dry hair before the shower, leave on for 20 minutes or longer (even overnight!), then shampoo and condition as usual. And OMG the results are amazing. Stargloss was born after many, many rounds and years of formulating to get it just right. It was not easy, but I would not give up!
What are some of the key ingredients in Stargloss, and why did you feel they were essential? Also, tell me about the cream’s subtle shimmer.
The cream texture that you apply to your dry hair is so creamy and so hydrating. It’s full of prickly pear and other nourishing and shine boosting oils that lock in and smooth the cuticle. The end result is unparalleled smoothness, silkiness, and shine. Plus, it’s clean!Â
As far as the glitter, I always want the actual product to be gorgeous. In this case, I played off the Stargloss name for inspiration and added subtle golden flecks, which are a surprise and delight for the consumer. They rinse right out, but they just make the experience of using the product dreamy and magical! I personally LOVE the soft golden flecks in the formula, so I like to slick my hair back in a bun and then run errands and go about my day.
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