There’s perhaps nothing more refreshing during the hot, humid summer months than a cooling shower. And knowing that you can skip the hair dryer and/or styling tools is the cherry on top!

Below are John Masters Organics summertime styling must-haves – no outlets required:

John masters organics Sea Mist Sea Salt Spray With Lavender

Sea Mist Sea Salt Spray with Lavender (USDA Certified Organic)

Our much-imitated-but-never-duplicated spray has earned a cult following. The natural sea salt in this unique spray gives hair the same extra body and waves it has after a day at the beach, while certified-organic lavender protects hair from drying.

Retail price $16.50

To use: Spray onto clean hair following shampooing and conditioning and leave in.

The formula enhances curls and adds texture and volume to all hair types

John masters organics bare Bare- Unscented Detangler for all hair types

Bare Unscented Detangler

John Master’s newest detangler is ideal for summer, when you may want to skip scented products altogether. Their Bare Unscented Detangler contains a unique blend of arnica and calendula extracts combined with hyaluronic acid to protect, hydrate and detangle hair.

Retail price $14.50

To use: Formulated for all hair types, this detangler works as either a rinse-out or leave-in conditioner.

John’s Tip: Comb the Bare Unscented Detangler through wet hair before twisting into a low bun. Secure with spiral bobby pins and unfurl at the end of the day to unveil smooth, soft waves – just in time for happy hour.

I’ve tried both these products, and they get the Make Her Up stamp of approval!! I love these products so much! I have such finicky hair, to find products that actually help the situation – rather than hinder it – is a huge accomplishment. My hair feels soft and healthy – and frizz free all day! It’s perfect for summer. Your hair just SMELLS like summer. It’s the best!

All John Masters Organics products are available at www.johnmasters.com

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I was really shocked to read this news this morning – doesn’t seem like this could be true! Apparently L’Oreal is the subject of a new class action lawsuit claiming their product, Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Anti-Frizz Serum is flammable!

Women’s Wear Daily reports today that the lawsuit against L’Oreal is on: A judge granted class action to four plaintiffs on Thursday who filed the motion for class certification on Feb. 2. The plaintiffs are seeking recognition for any person who purchased the Garnier serum from Feb. 4, 2008, to the present.

According to the lawsuit and Top Class Actions law blog, the Garnier serum’s two main ingredients are cyclopentasiloxane and dimethiconol, chemicals that can ignite at 171 degrees Fahrenheit. (Flat iron temperatures typically range from 300-450 degrees Fahrenheit.)

A copy of the original lawsuit, filed in June 2011, can be found here.

OMG. We’ve totally used that stuff before, without any bonfire-type incidents. But of course, flammable products are not exactly something you want coming between your hair and a high-heat styling appliance like a blow dryer or flat iron, which most women use on a regular basis.

We’ve contacted L’Oreal for comment on this lawsuit, and we’ll keep you posted on whether the Garnier anti-frizz serum will be yanked from the shelves, but in the meantime, check out some other controversial beauty products below.

Imagine how scary that would be! A class action lawsuit means that this has happened many times. Scary!!

Might want to beware of this product, ladies!

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Sienna Miller has a little streak of hippie in her, we all knew that. But she might be a bit more natural than we had expected!

The 30-year-old actress opened up to Marie Claire about a disastrous hair event that led her to use ketchup on her locks for a year!

Instead of visiting a salon to dye her blonde hair brown, she instead opted to do the job herself using henna instead of dye. “I’ve had some real hair disasters. I once used henna to dye my hair brown for an audition, thinking I was being clever as it’s all natural.”

“Little did I know it was the worst thing I could have done as it coats the follicles so that nothing else can penetrate so I ended up having to put ketchup in it for about a year to get rid of the green tinge.,” she told the magazine.

Who would have thought ketchup could be used as a beauty product?