Please note that Royal Mail currently classes perfumes, nail polishes, flammable liquids and aerosols as "hazardous materials" and will only accept a limited number of these per parcel. All shades of Glaze’s Super Gloss feature naturally derived babassu oil to moisturize, condition, tame frizz, and offer protection against environmental damage and heat styling. Lactic acid and tocopherol also work to improve the condition of hair, plus each formula (except clear) includes pigments to achieve the desired color. The formula is vegan, cruelty-free, and free from sulfates, silicones, ammonia, and parabens. A great hair gloss or glaze can boost your color and keep your hair looking healthy, shiny, and toned until it’s time for a professional touch-up. Even if you don't get highlights or color, glosses and glazes can help smooth and soften your hair. So if you're not already using one, I'm gonna help you change that right now because I tested and reviewed some of the best hair glosses and glazes on the market. I also consulted hair experts—including Jonathan Colombini, a celebrity hairstylist and colorist whose list of clientele includes Kendall Jenner and Olivia Culpo; Meri Kate O'Connor, a celebrity colorist and stylist based in West Hollywood; and Felicia Dosso , colorist at Nunzio Saviano Salon in New York—for everything you need to know about at-home hair glosses and glazes. About the brand: Founded in 2021, Glaze Hair's mission was to craft an at-home gloss that's user-friendly, uncomplicated, and safe, eliminating the need for a hairdresser on speed dial. The Super Gloss is the brand's first product and is suitable for all hair types, textures, and tones. About My Hair: Curly, color-treated, and heat-damaged

I wash my hair two to three times a week, and before each wash, I apply a moisture mask for a few minutes (or even hours when I'm running errands). I also get my hair highlighted every three to six months, depending on how much time I have and whether or not I'm trying to bait a crush. My last appointment at Rita Hazan was a few months ago, so what were once light brown highlights have grown out and faded, leaving my hair in a blah state. Genetically, I have good hair, often receiving compliments from friends, salon experts, and even my trichologist. However, I've long been in denial about my hair's natural curl pattern, resorting to heat styling since my early teens. Consequently, it's become quite damaged, dry, and plagued with split ends. Fortunately, I have an arsenal of hair products at my disposal, so I invest a lot of time in deep conditioning, using various bonding agents, and incorporating leave-in conditioners, among other things. I've used a lot of color-depositing glosses in my life, and typically, I'm prepared to plug my nose when applying them to my strands. However, the Glaze Super Gloss didn't have nearly as strong of a smell as others I've tried. Also, don't sue me, but I never use gloves (who owns disposable gloves?)—and this one didn't stain my hands the way some others do. We're proud to announce that our mailing bags are made from recycled polythene and are also recyclable, and our bubble wrap is made from recycled plastic and is completely recyclable.My hair is so dark that it can be challenging to notice the results of a colored glaze, although there are times when I go for a blonder look, typically in the summer. In those cases, applying a darker gloss shade—usually auburn or dark brown, depending on my mood—can make a significant difference. Glaze's Super Gloss offers a range of 13 shades, and after looking at my options for ten minutes, I settled on caramel lights.