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" This month, we debuted our 2014 Hair Award winners and highlighted smart buy in a few key categories: shampoos and conditioners, stylers, color, and styling tools. But we also added a special category this year: hot and new picks. Some of the winners in this group may not be familiar (dry conditioner, anyone?), so here&amp;#039;s a little background on these new beauty aisle finds. New Stylers We gave a nod to a thickening mousse from K\u00E9rastase, which pair the styling power of mousse with the plumping properties of a hair serum. This double-duty styler is designed to thicken your strands (fine hair especially) and give your locks more definition. Another one that might be new to you: dry texturizer. If you&amp;#039;re still learning to master your curling iron, you might want to try our award-winner from Umberto Beverly Hills. This spray provides a light hold, but still allows you to play with the shape of your hair. You&amp;#039;ll be able to master beachy waves in no time. New Conditioners While dry shampoo is perfect for touching up oily roots, a dry conditioner helps soften and smooth the rest of your hair (especially your oft-neglected ends) without the added weight of a traditional conditioner. Some versions even feature a fragrant scent to help freshen up your &amp;#039;do. Our pick this year was from Serge Normant. Also, on the conditioning front: cleansing conditioners. Since they&amp;#039;re not full of oil-stripping chemicals, they are a gentle way to wash your tresses, and are especially perfect for damaged and color-treated hair. Try this pick from Ojon. Mary Clarke is a senior product analyst in the Good Housekeeping Research Institute Beauty Lab. NEXT: The New Styling Tools You Need \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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