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And despite looking like she flecked her hair with honest to goodness gold, her hair stylist, Bryce Scarlett, made a much thriftier choice when it came to lining up the hair products he used to create that megawatt shine.Taking to his Instagram Stories, Bryce dropped a behind the scenes of the stylers he used on Hailey's hair. And, the even better news is the trio of John Frieda products each come in at under £7.
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