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KMS HairStay Expands with a Dry Oil Hairspray Featuring Upcycled Tomato

— May 8, 2025 — Fashion
KMS HairStay introduces its newest styling essential -- the 'Dry Oil Hairspray,' a multi-tasking innovation designed to enhance and define curls and waves while delivering long-lasting hydration, lightweight texture, and flexible hold for up to 72 hours.

At the heart of this launch is an eco-conscious ingredient: upcycled tomato. Originally destined for sauce, these antioxidant-rich tomatoes are repurposed to shield hair from UV damage and environmental stressors, aligning salon-grade performance with a planet-first mindset. The result is healthy, shiny, frizz-free hair that’s effortlessly styled and responsibly protected.

Part of KMS’s commitment to sustainable beauty, the Dry Oil Hairspray is now available across Canada through retailers like Chatters, Mat & Max, and Cobia, with an Amazon rollout planned for later this season.

Image Credit: KMS Hair

Trend Themes

  1. Eco-conscious Haircare — Brands are innovating with sustainable ingredients like upcycled tomatoes to create environmentally friendly hair products.
  2. Multi-function Beauty Products — Products that provide multiple benefits, such as styling and hydration, are catering to consumer demand for streamlined beauty routines.
  3. UV Protection in Haircare — New formulations are incorporating UV-blocking properties to offer enhanced protection against environmental damage.

Industry Implications

  1. Sustainable Beauty — The sector is shifting towards green solutions by integrating upcycled ingredients into mainstream products.
  2. Haircare Innovation — Emerging formulations are focusing on multifunctional uses and eco-friendly compositions for diverse hair needs.
  3. Retail and E-commerce Expansion — The growing trend of launching products across physical and digital channels reflects the broadening access strategies of the beauty market.
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