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"  Every once in a while, I look in the mirror and hardly recognize my own hair. In a hot second, it can turn from shiny and manageable to limp and lackluster. This should come as no surprise, really, considering the heat-styling and product-testing I put my tresses through on a near-daily basis. This time, after I hemmed and hawed and tried the usual suspects \u2014 switching shampoos, skipping shampoos, adding more conditioner, getting a trim \u2014 without avail, I remembered what I&amp;#039;d stowed in the back of my beauty closet: Fr\u00E9d\u00E9ric Fekkai Salon Glaze ($28). Applied to damp hair after conditioning, then rinsed out a few minutes later, this at-home treatment imparts the insane shine of a professional glaze. Magically, it feels creamy but never weighs down my long, fine hair, just restores it to its god-given glory. I really should use it on a more regular basis, but something tells me I&amp;#039;ve been hoarding it so that I&amp;#039;ll never have to be without.  Elizabeth Dehn is the editor-in-chief of Beauty Bets, an award-winning blog chock-full of product reviews, wellness tips, and DIY ideas. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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