Jonathan Van Ness star of
Queer Eye, those adorable Uber Eats commercials, and life in general is launching his own hair-care line. We don t have much info about it yet (other than that it s happening under the same parent brand as Biossance s), probably because the products are still very much in development. In fact, JVN himself has been testing them.
Although he hasn t revealed very much about the ingredients, names, or packaging, we can confidently say that at least one product will be made specifically with curly hair in mind. We know this based on a couple of videos he posted to his Instagram Stories in which he was styling his hair and sharing the results. But as much as we want to know what he used, we also want more information on his hair-drying methods.
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If I had to choose the skill I m most proud of, it would be blow-drying my own hair. For context, my hair is not the kind where I can point a blowdryer at it and it ll come out looking perfect. My post-shower routine is an hour-long journey of painstakingly sectioning my hair, wielding a blow dryer in one hand and a round brush in the other, and praying that I make it out alive. So while I m proud of this achievement, it comes at a cost. Namely, my precious time and the muscles in my arms that hate me. Luckily for me, there is a solution: Blow dryer brushes. Shaped like a round brush or even a paddle brush, these tools shoot out hot air to help in the drying process while styling the hair. You just need one tool and one hand to achieve bouncy, voluminous hair in less time than a normal blow-dry would take. Consider my mind blown. Below, shop the most dynamic blow dryer brushes on the market.