What’s the one universal complaint women often point to when describing their hair? It’s dry and damaged! Okay, maybe that was two complaints. Regardless if you’ve got straight, curly, wavy, red, black, or brown hair, you’ve probably experienced dry hair at one point in your life.

Women of all ethnicities and hair type can suffer from brittle and damaged hair. So what should you do and which products should you use if you don’t want to deal with flimsy and dull hair any longer?

We asked some of our top hair care specialists exactly which products to use to cure dry hair and this is what they dished:

Philip B. Deep Conditioning Crème Rinse

It’s best to look for products with natural oils and extracts. This helps seal in moisture and really moisturizes the follicle. Philip B. Deep Conditioning Crème Rinse is packed with wonderful ingredients like shea butter, soy proteins and essential oils. This crème rinse really penetrates hair without leaving you greasy.

Moroccanoil Restorative Hair Mask

For especially dry hair, it’s best to apply one to two times per week for ten minutes. Scoop a large-sized amount of the Moroccanoil Restorative Hair Mask and focus on spreading throughout hair – especially on your ends. Once you’ve left it in for ten minutes, rinse out and follow with a conditioner or leave-in.

J.F. Lazartigue Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioner

If your hair moisture fades throughout the day, you may want to consider using a leave-in conditioner every few days. Spray J.F. Lazartigue Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioner evenly throughout hair before styling and after brushing to seal in moisture.

Frederic Fekkai Advanced Brilliant Glossing Shampoo

It’s important to make sure you’re cleaning your hair without stripping it of natural oils. Frederic Fekkai Advanced Brilliant Glossing Shampoo does just this and adds a layer of light shine to the outer layer. You aren’t left with overly dry hair after your normal wash.