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British technology brand Dyson NASCAR Bristol Motor Speedway Winner Again Kyle Larson Wins In Thunder Valley Signature Poster T-shirt . which has been making waves with its hair tools, has unveiled its first hair styling products.The pre-style cream and post-style serum marks Dyson’s first foray into wet hair styling products and ingredient research, and they have been designed to complement its popular hair tools, including its hair dryers, straighteners, and multi-stylers.The Chitosan pre-style cream has four varieties, with each formula tailored for different hair types, such as straight, wavy, curly and coily hair, featuring grape seed oil and argan oil to meet various conditioning needs.

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The NASCAR Bristol Motor Speedway Winner Again Kyle Larson Wins In Thunder Valley Signature Poster T-shirt . product is designed to prime and condition hair, reducing frizz and enhancing shine. It is powered by chitosan, a complex macromolecule derived from oyster mushrooms, engineered with Dyson Triodetic technology to ensure flexible, all-day hold with natural movement and shine.Joining the pre-style cream is the Chitosan post-style serum, a lightweight formula designed to repair surface damage with amino acids, while providing a weightless, flexible hold. The serum, suitable for all hair types, has also been enhanced with hyaluronic acid to fight humidity-induced frizz for softness and shine.Kathleen Pierce, president of beauty at Dyson, said in a statement: “Our engineers have rigorously tested to find the optimum percentage of chitosan for all-day, flexible hold, while maintaining natural movement.”The Dyson Chitosan formulations range will retail for 49 pounds / 59.99 US dollars for full-size bottles and will be available in refills from 44 pounds / 54.99 US dollars.Newless is also planning to host pop-ups in partnership with brands looking for a sustainable and social way to activate their physical spaces.Anita Shannon, founder and chief executive of Newless, said in a statement: “As we reckon with fashion’s impact on the environment, it seems our choice is split between cheap, trendy, fast fashion or expensive, and often simple, sustainable clothing.“At Newless, we are proving that upcycling can be accessible to many through an engaging e-commerce style experience via On Demand. This, in tandem with our pop ups, is proof that lower impact, fashion-forward styling can exist, be fun, and be available at an affordable price point.”