OCHRE’s Everything Hair Cream Named a 2026 Allure CLEAN Best of Beauty Winner

OCHRE’s science-backed styling cream has been named a 2026 Allure CLEAN Best of Beauty winner as the awards mark their 30th anniversary.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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OCHRE’s Everything Hair Cream has been named a winner in the 2026 Allure CLEAN Best of Beauty awards. The product is formulated as a science-backed styling cream created for consumers who want to achieve great hair styling results without compromising their scalp health.[2]

The recognition coincides with Allure celebrating 30 years of its Best of Beauty program. To mark the three-decade milestone, the publication is highlighting 30 award-winning products featured together in a single Best of Beauty box.[1]

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