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Edward Berthelot When it comes to hair care and hair color, I like to save $$$ with at-home treatments whenever and however I can. (Like, seriously. I’m a box dye expert at this point.) So when I do splurge on a trip to the salon, you best believe I'll do everything I can to make my expensive results last longer. My secret? At-home hair glosses and glazes. These game-changing products boost my color and keep my hair looking healthy, shiny, and toned until it’s time for a professional touch-up. Even if you don't color your hair, glosses and glazes will help smooth and soften. So if you're not also using 'em to amp up your blah hair, I'm gonna help you change that right now. Presenting: the 27 best hair glosses and glazes of 2022. Our top picks for the best hair glosses and glazes of 2022Whether you want to revive your color in between salon visits or add a boost of shine to dull-looking hair, the glosses and glazes below will do the trick.
Best Cool-Toned Gloss
Ideal for crystal blonde, ash blonde, brown, and grey hair, this three- to five-minute treatment has a blend of grey pigments that deposit slate and cool tones—plus tons of lustrous shine—in between salon appointments. Side note: How chic is the packaging? THE REVIEWS: "Tried this to see if anything could get my gray hair shiny. It is the first product to do exactly that," says one reviewer. "I first bought it from my hairdresser, then quickly ordered more from Amazon. Try this. You'll be glad you did." Best Gloss for Flyways
This clear gloss—which is suitable for all hair colors—works double-time to boost shine and smooth flyaways to create a silky finish. One reviewer even shared that she got compliments on the results after just one use: "I went to pick up an order at a local grocery store. The clerk brought my order out and when she addressed me, she said, 'Your hair is gorgeous'... Looks like I need a gallon now!" THE REVIEWS: "So if you want your hair shining bright like a diamond, you need to try this," one tester writes. "I promise you that you will not be disappointed." Best Gloss for Brassy Hair
Though it won't completely replace a toner if your box dye was kind of a fail—or if your colorist took some, uh, creative liberties—this in-shower foam will continue to neutralize brassy tones and break down orange hues, post-color. THE REVIEWS: "I’ve been fighting gold hair for about 18 months. Not only did this get rid of some of the muddy root colors that I ended up with, but it also brightened my gold highlights," writes one reviewer. Best Gloss for Heat Protection
Thanks to vegan botanical caviar and prickly pear oil, this serum will provide environmental and heat protection, add shine, and smooth hair—without weighing it down. One reviewer called it "the best serum I've ever used" adding, "it never gets oily or heavy and smells great." THE REVIEWS: "My hair is between medium and thick with minimum frizz. I typically use this before I straighten my hair and it gives it a really nice shine," says one tester. "It makes my hair feel smooth and silky." Best Gloss for Curly Hair
Infused with hydrating Kakadu plum, this oil-gloss hybrid leaves curly and coily hair looking soft, shiny, and sleek when applied after styling. It won't refresh color, but it will work wonders on damage, breakage, and split ends! THE REVIEWS: "I have very very thick hair that gets frizzy like a lion's mane. I use this oil after I've heat-styled my hair to tame the frizz, and I use it on second/third-day hair. It's truly a magical hair oil," writes one reviewer. "When applied after styling, I use three to four drops (on thick, mid-back length hair) and the oil leaves my hair looking soft, shiny, and sleek." Best Hair Gloss for Brunettes
Sure, all hair glosses tone to some degree, but this one is seriously magical for brunettes thanks to blue pigments that minimize orange tones in brown hair (it's similar to how a blue shampoo works). The color-correcting and shine-boosting effects last for up to eight washes too, BTW. THE REVIEWS: "This product is amazing! Completely took brassiness out of my platinum blonde hair and left it soft and shiny. I was looking for something a bit more powerful than a purple shampoo/conditioner since my bangs tend to get brassy faster than the rest of my hair. I just used it for a second time on my whole head of hair, and it worked wonderfully," writes one tester. "My hair looks as bright as it does when I first leave the salon. If you are platinum looking for a boost between appointments..this is the answer! Better than purple shampoo/conditioners." Best Hair Gloss for Blondes
Ash-blonde, honey blonde, platinum blonde—really any shade of blonde can benefit from using this at-home hair gloss. It's infused with violent tones to brighten your color and cancel out unwanted yellowing—plus it majorly amps up your hair's natural shine too. THE REVIEWS: "Love the gloss, easy and impossible to mess up!! No harsh smells and no irritation," one reviewer says. Best In-Shower Hair Glaze
After shampooing, spray this hair glaze evenly all over wet hair, leave it on for up to three minutes, layer on your conditioner, and then rinse. It'll help balance your hair's pH levels so it looks ridiculously soft and shiny once you hop out of the shower. THE REVIEWS: "I have been using this shampoo, conditioner, and the glaze spray for the last several weeks and they have brightened up my dull hair. My hair has been dyed and is in bad need of recoloring, but this combination has brought some life back to my hair." one tester writes. "It makes my hair soft and easy to style. The combo is easy to use and nourishing for your hair. I will definitely continue to use." Best Hair Gloss Serum
Think of this hair serum as a two-second gloss that you can use on your hair anytime, anywhere. Just smooth a tiny bit over your mid-lengths and ends to add shine, boost color vibrancy, and protect your dye job from fading. THE REVIEWS: "I've been using this for a long time now, and it's a must-have for me. I have a lot of little unruly hairs that do not cooperate when I have my hair up. This smooths them and holds my style very well," writes one reviewer. "It also does protect from heat damage as well, which is a huge plus. It's fantastic for flat-ironing." Best Deep-Conditioning Hair Gloss
After you use this hair gloss, you'll immediately notice that your hair feels smoother, shiner, and softer for up to 15 washes. I personally love the clear one, but the formula comes in a bunch of colors—from bright blue to blonde—that will amp up your color while conditioning your hair too. THE REVIEWS: "In my search for an alternative to my pricey salon glazes, I found this. So easy and the results are gorgeous. It's a winner," one tester says. Best Long-Lasting Hair Gloss
If you’re reaaaaally looking to stretch out your time between color appointments at the salon, this at-home hair gloss from Kristin Ess is for you. Just mix the activator and gloss, apply it to wet hair, and then leave it on for up to 20 minutes. You’ll be left with a fresh, new color that lasts about a month and hair that’s ridiculously shiny and soft. (P.S. It comes in 14 different shades, from platinum to black and everything in between.) THE REVIEWS: "I recommend this for anyone who wants to try a new shade but doesn't want it permanent yet. It's so easy to do by yourself in the shower," writes one tester. "I give this product five stars and would give it more if I could." Best Hair Gloss For Red Hair
If you've got red hair, this color-boosting mask *needs* to be a part of your routine. It uses semi-permanent red pigments to refresh your color and nourishing avocado oil to give your strands a super glossy finish. The best part? You only need to leave it on for five minutes to see results. THE REVIEWS: "I had my hair dyed with rose gold overtone and it didn't show up. I put Vibrant Red over it, and it looks really nice It's now the rose gold pink color I was wanting," one reviewer writes. Best Weekly Hair Glaze
Once a week, use this hair glaze (it's loaded with strengthening quinoa, conditioning brazil nut, and light-reflecting particles) in place of your regular conditioner to amp up shine, brighten your highlights or color, and give your hair a soft, silky feel. THE REVIEWS: "I have very fine-textured hair but fairly thick. It can get frizzy at the drop of a hat. This glaze did EXACTLY what I hoped it would do," writes one tester. "It gave my hair a beautiful sheen without weighing it down. It will definitely be part of my weekly routine." Best Vegan and Cruelty-Free Hair Gloss
True to its name, this gloss makes your hair look freaking expensive—like, just-from-the-salon shiny and brilliant. Even better? The formula is 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free, so you'll feel good about making it a staple in your routine. THE REVIEWS: "I have long waist-length hair and deal with a lot of tangles. I have tried every hair mask I can think of—and while nourishing, they did nothing for tangles," one reviewer says."I keep coming back to this product, as it's the only one that allows me to slide a comb through my hair after washing it. For the tangles alone, this product is a huge win for me." Best Hair Glaze Mask
This treatment mask does all the necessary stuff for healthy hair (strengthen, nourish, and repair), while also coating your strands in a lightweight gloss (think of it as a topcoat) that'll leave your hair looking shiny as hell and your hair color ultra-vibrant. Best Hair Gloss For All Hair Types
This hair gloss is safe for all hair types and textures—including natural, curly, wavy, and pin-straight. It's also sooo easy to use: Just use your fingers or a comb to distribute it through shampooed hair in the shower, leave it on for five to 15 minutes, and then rinse. Best Two-in-One Hair Gloss
This two-in-one at-home hair gloss combines semi-permanent hair color and a deep-conditioning treatment. Each of the 11 shades (there’s an option for every hair color, from bright copper to jet black) contains color-boosting pigments that coat the outside of the hair shaft for up to 10 washes while delivering intense shine and moisture. THE REVIEWS: "I’m a natural redhead but as I’ve aged, my color has faded a bit. This brightens it, and it looks like my natural color," writes one tester. "It's easier to maintain and less expensive than getting my hair colored at the salon. Leaves my hair feeling healthy and looking great." Best Strengthening Hair Gloss
Since it's clear, this high-shine strengthening gloss can be used with virtually every type of color-treated hair. Key ingredients like lactic acid seal around the hair's surface to extend the life of your expensive post-salon results. It'll save ya some serious cash in the long run, trust me! THE REVIEWS: "This product made a huge difference in my hair. It feels softer and looks shinier. Comparable to a salon treatment," one reviewer writes. "I have fine, but thick, color treated hair. As I’ve aged, my hair has lost moisture and shine. This product really has been amazing!" Best Color-Correcting Hair Gloss
These at-home hair gloss treatment masks (there’s one for baby blondes, golden blondes, redheads, warm brunettes, and cool brunettes) are ideal for anyone who needs to revive their existing hair color while amplifying shine. Each mask contains conditioners (like shea butter, almond oil, and buriti oil) plus a shade-correcting tint to counteract brassiness, dullness, oxidation, and more. THE REVIEWS: "I have strawberry blonde hair and this is perfect to cover my grey hairs temporarily and boost color. I leave it on for about an hour or so when I have time," one reviewer writes."My hair is so soft, has a richer color, and my grey is temporarily covered. I’ve bought this three times and will buy more." Best Leave-In Hair Glaze
Think of this whipped glaze (there are two kinds: one for darker hair tones and one for lighter hair tones) as a souped-up leave-in conditioner. It refreshes your hair color, protects it from dulling, hard-water mineral buildup, and shields it from UV damage, which can mess with your color and cause and breakage. Just work it through clean, towel-dried hair and then style as usual. THE REVIEWS: "Must-have for blondes. I'm on my second bottle," says one tester. "It has a light lavender scent that isn’t overbearing, and the mousse texture doesn’t leave hair greasy." Best Fast-Acting Hair Gloss
This at-home hair gloss mask is for anyone who refuses to spend more than 60 seconds refreshing their color and boosting their shine. It’s all thanks to a fast-acting combo of amino acids, flax seed, and antioxidants, which revive natural and color-treated hair in literally one minute. THE REVIEWS: "What a rare find! I have coarse, wavy, unruly hair. Shine is a thing of the past due to chemical processing. I have tried everything and I don’t typically write reviews but I had to because I truly have tried it all and nothing compares or ever works anymore," one tester writes. "My friend sent this as a bday gift. I’m now ordering three more. It really worked for me. Love it." Best Single-Use Hair Gloss
Bleached and color-treated hair tends to be damaged, which is where this glossing “shot” comes into play. The single-use treatment is packed with biotin—a vitamin that’s essential for strong, healthy hair—to give your hair a ton of shine and your color (whether it’s golden blonde or dark brown) an instant refresh. THE REVIEWS: "Wow! This works! I didn't think it would do much because I've tried so many products with minimal effect. My hair was damaged and large sections were broken off after getting a keratin treatment at the salon," writes one reviewer. "I read tons of reviews and several different products and this one is great. My hair is smooth and shiny and I will be using this regularly for sure!! At-home hair glosses and glazes (the terms are used interchangeably in the hair world, FYI) are basically fancy words for hair toners, or products that refresh and adjust your hair color, says Felicia Dosso, lead colorist at Nunzio Saviano Salon in NYC. "And unlike bleach or dye, glosses are ammonia-free, so they won't damage or dry out your hair. "In general, the professional glosses and glazes that you get at the salon are the best option (your colorist will know the exact color and formula to use and how long it should be left on your hair), but when used correctly, at-home glosses and glazes are a great option too, says Dosso. "These two are extremely similar," Meri Kate O'Connor, a celebrity colorist and stylist at Cooper in West Hollywood explains. "A gloss typically lasts 2-4 weeks, whereas a glaze can last up to a week. But they're both good for people who want to try something new without commitment."
Technically no, hair glosses and glazes won't cover grays (you'll need real box dye or a single process at the salon to fully hide them), but you can "stain" them by using a gloss. "On clients who have minimal gray hair, I will sometimes leave a gloss on for up to 30 minutes so that the grays are more camouflaged. Staining them won’t give you 100 percent coverage, but it can make gray hair almost look like a very subtle highlight," says Dosso. If your lightened hair or highlights are looking a little brassy (think warm orange or golden tones), choose a hair gloss or glaze that’ll neutralize them by depositing cool-toned pigments. And hi, brunettes with unwanted warm tones, you can use these too! Or, if you've got dull dark hair, revive your color with a warm gloss like Christophe Robin's Shade Variation Mask in warm chestnut, which deposits rich chocolate tones. And redheads whose color isn't reaching its potential will love Garnier Nutrisse's Color Reviver Mask for a more vibrant color in just five minutes. Decide if shine is important to youWe've also got a few clear options on this list. So if you don't color your hair—but still feel like it could use a little zhuzh—choose a shine-enhancing or smoothing hair gloss. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io |
