ELLE (Australia)

THE cult collab

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As one of the most popular names in beauty right now, there was never any doubt that skincare brand Drunk Elephant’s extension into a new category would whip its cult following into a frenzy. What nobody could anticipate was that its move into haircare would come courtesy of a collaborat­ion with one of the world’s most famous hairstylis­ts, Chris Mcmillan – the man responsibl­e for The Rachel, one of the most defining hairstyles of the ’90s. “Chris floated the idea of us doing a hair line together, and as time went on I had found myself wishing I had hair products that adhered to the same philosophy [as our skincare] – we avoid commonly used ingredient­s that can be problemati­c,” explains Drunk Elephant founder Tiffany Masterson. “For the hair range, our main focus is the health of the scalp, so I made sure that each ingredient was not only safe, but also biocompati­ble with the scalp. This means it can be easily recognised and benefitted from without irritation, sensitisat­ion, congestion or build-up. So you won’t find essential oils, fragrance, dyes, silicones, SLS/SLES, drying alcohol or chemical screens in there.” The products are designed to work as a system, hence the tight edit of options. And while history dictates that anything the brand releases is destined for success, if you’re only looking to buy one product from the range? “I do really love the exfoliatin­g scalp scrub,” Masterson admits.

 ??  ?? From left: Wild Marula Tangle Spray, $40, Cocomino
Marula Cream Conditione­r, $40, Cocomino Glossing
Shampoo, $40, all DRUNK ELEPHANT, mecca.com.au
From left: Wild Marula Tangle Spray, $40, Cocomino Marula Cream Conditione­r, $40, Cocomino Glossing Shampoo, $40, all DRUNK ELEPHANT, mecca.com.au

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