When I think about Lily Collins' hair, I cannot recall a time in recent memory when her bangs looked greasy or flat to the forehead. You can imagine my shock when Lily Collins, the actress from "Emily in Paris," told me that if she let her hair dry naturally, it would earn her the nickname "fluffy bangs. The celebrity ambassador for Living Proof has a little something for keeping her bangs intact at all times, even when she and her husband, Charlie McDowell, are riding their electric scooters through the streets of Europe.

"When you're riding around on a scooter in the wind, you have the pleasure of not knowing what will happen to your bangs. So I need to carry a little brush and a little portable dry shampoo with me," she says, blithely serious. Living Proof has a really small dry shampoo that I can carry with me." It's a little trick she discovered in the last few months, but her love for Living Proof's cult-favorite dry shampoo goes way back.

"I remember the Jennifer Aniston ads back in the day and they were so chic and fresh. The campaign was so friendly and natural, it was just Jennifer herself and the brand itself," Collins says of the Friends star, who was Living Proof's celebrity ambassador from 2012 to 2016. "I became familiar with their products, especially their dry shampoo, and I loved A) the scent and B) how it worked on my hair. I remember thinking at that moment, 'Oh, I have to make this part of my routine.'"

The company also offers a variety of other products, including a "dry shampoo," a "dry shampoo," and a "dry shampoo.

Collins has kept her promise, and the MIT-born product has become one of her longtime favorites. She says, "I don't wash my hair every day because I learned a few years ago that it's really good to let my hair's natural oils do the work. I don't wash my hair every day because I learned a few years ago that it's really good to let the natural oils in your hair do the work.

But the windswept star has picked up a few other favorites from the brand. Read on to see her entire routine.