“I make my own minty hair rinse by boiling a handful of mint leaves. When it cools, I pour the entire mixture over my hair for a tingly sensation.” — Sarah K.

Here’s why it works: Mint is a great way to refresh limp hair, says Jessee. For a similar result (if you’re not into the DIY method), use a shampoo containing tea tree oil, like Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo, $26. The herbal extract mimics the effect of mint, and works as an invigorating astringent to remove excess build up on your scalp. If you have a specific area, like your bangs, that always gets oily, “mix some witch hazel with water in a spray bottle and mist the area before styling,” says celebrity hairstylist Andi Scarbrough of Byu-Ti Salon.