The solution-oriented line is ten years in the making and originally started in Taraji P. Henson’s kitchen
Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images One of last year’s hottest trends was famous people making us beauty products, completely unprompted. We got Bieber deodorant, Kendall Jenner toothpaste, Lady Gaga makeup, Posh Spice makeup, Millie Bobby Brown skin care and makeup, along with whispers of Selena Gomez beauty, more Bieber beauty, regular Kendall beauty, and Kylie Jenner everything.
We’re a week into the new year and we now have our first 2020 celebrity beauty line baby: actress Taraji P. Henson’s hair-care collection. It’s called TPH by Taraji and consists of 18 products for all hair types and textures . It’s already available online at Target, , and completely color-coded by function; cleansing, repair, scalp care, and styling
People reports that the solution-oriented line is ten years in the making and it originally started in Henson’s kitchen. “I know that if I didn’t go into acting, I would have been a cosmetologist,” she told the publication. Fans know Henson excels at switching up her hairstyle and that’s reflected in the collection. It’s designed to also treat hair and scalps that wear protective styles via fun consistencies like a gel mask, a scalp oil, and a hair milk.
This latest launch signals that the world of hair care is next in line for the conquering. Last year we were slowly misted by a cloud of celebrity-endorsed makeup and skin-care products and we’re basically numb to the fumes of celebrity fragrances at this point. Still, hair-wise, we’ve only met Chaka Khan’s wigs and Tracee Ellis Ross’s curly hair-care brand Pattern, and now TJP which means there’s a lot more for the taking.
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