Angie Katsanevas Has Opinions About Everyone’s Hair. Here’s What She Actually Uses.

THE HOOK

Angie Katsanevas has something to say about everybody’s hair. Naturally, the Registry investigated hers.

The woman who gave the franchise “high body count hair” has now named, in an NBC Select interview, the products that keep her own from earning the description. Her confessional look drew criticism online this week. The Heiress is less interested in the criticism than in the receipts. A woman who spent decades behind a salon chair does not guess at product. She names it.

THE FORENSIC BREAKDOWN

EXHIBIT A — The Overnight Serum

Kérastase Chronologiste Overnight Youth Serum, $68. Her top pick. The logic is a stylist’s: do the work while asleep, arrive looking as though nothing was done.

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EXHIBIT B — The Mousse

Kérastase Mousse Bouffante, $42 for 150 ml. She credits Kérastase with hold, softness and volume while the hair still moves, and says she has found nothing else that gives the same blowout. That is the testimony of a professional, and it is the only kind The Heiress accepts.

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EXHIBIT C — The Silk Pillowcase

Slip Silk Pillowcase, Queen, $120. She travels with it, including to Watch What Happens Live, to avoid sleep creases. Her interview does not name a color. The Registry links the white Queen at Amazon.

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EXHIBIT D — The Eye Patches

Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Hydra-Gel Eye Patches, $56 at Amazon at the time of writing. She uses them before glam to de-puff, or after removing makeup before bed.

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FILED FOR REFERENCE

Skims Sleep Long-Sleeve Button Up Set, Onyx, $98. The first thing she packs when she travels, and, she says, it feels like a hug. Sold through Skims, not Amazon, so it is documented here and not linked.

SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Serum, $185. Her morning serum, now packed for travel. The Registry could not confirm an authorized Amazon listing, so it is documented here and not linked.

Hermès Cheval d’Orient soy dish, $230. Aspirational, not purchased. She said she intends to buy pieces from the collection for her daughter to begin a china collection. The Heiress records an intention as an intention.

THE ARCHETYPE LINK

Sultry Luxe, with a stylist’s discipline underneath. The edge is visible. The maintenance is not, which is the entire point of maintenance.

THE VERDICT

The routine costs more than the criticism is worth. Evidence entered.

— The Heiress

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