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Natural oils are a bit of a beauty buzz ingredient right now and seem to be taking over our hair and skincare routines like nothing else. Coconut oil especially is our go-to product for everything and if we’re not eating it then we’re slathering it on our tresses

The easiest way to grow out your hair colour is to just dye the lengths back to your root shade. The easiest way to transition back to your natural colour is by blurring your root shade into the lengths of your hair so that it eventually looks like ombre or balayage. Your best option will be to gradually lighten your hair with highlights to transition your darker lengths back to the root shade. It’s best to keep transitioning slightly darker each time until you reach your root shade rather than trying to dye it back in one sitting.

They’re the safest way to heat style your hair as they have sensors that keep the heat even across the plates as well as a wishbone hinge that ensures your hair is held in the right place. The brush in question is the Mark Hill Perfect Blow Dry brush and it’s in the shape of a doughnut which ensures that the heat is evenly distributed throughout your hair. It’s the perfect brush for creating super bouncy waves like Megan’s and it isn’t expensive either. The Wet Brush has IntelliFlex® bristles that are really thin and flexible which makes them gentle enough to brush your wet hair without causing any damage.

If you’re vegan or veggie then it’s super important to know exactly what’s in your beauty products. So whether you’re 100% plant based or just want to try out something new, these are the coolest vegan hair care brands you need to know about. They’re fully approved by Peta, The Leaping Bunny and The Vegan Society and are really committed to being sustainable. The range now includes everything from shampoos and conditioners to styling products and masks which are all 100% vegan, cruelty free and beautifully packaged.