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Philip Pelusi Makes Waves

May 13, 2009 6:12 pm

If you’ve ever toyed with the idea of forgoing a post-beach shower to preserve the perfect hair texture that only a hefty dose of natural saltwater and sun can provide, you can now wash away that lingering ocean smell without sacrificing those summer waves. Beachcomber, the latest USDA-certified organic product from stylist Philip Pelusi’s P2 line, uses organic cane juice granules, grapefruit, lemon oil, apricot, and milk thistle to increase volume at the root and create the kind of separated strands that keep Gisele in such high-demand (her perfect proportions don’t hurt, either). The styling paste also multitasks as a clarifier, removing environmental toxins, excess oil, and product buildup. It currently ranks at the top of our things-we-are-excited-about-for-summer list, next to the long-awaited opportunity to break out our collection of cutoffs and gladiator sandals, of course.