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For the 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet, celebrities like Nicole Kidman and Sarah Pidgeon used K18 Molecular Repair Hair Oil to achieve smooth, frizz-free hair with a luminous shine. Celebrity stylists Lorenzo Martin and Christian Wood praised the product for its ability to enhance color vibrancy and provide a glass-like finish without adding weight or greasiness. The article highlights how this hair oil helped stars look red-carpet ready while addressing different hair types and concerns.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-15,
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Stars always shine on the red carpet, but their hair gets a little help from this stylist hack.
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hair → shine → hack
Second to the winners list, celebrity celebrity style is the most talked-about part of award shows.
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style → talk → shows
But while the couture from last night’s 2026 Emmys isn’t available on Amazon, one of stars’ most-used beauty buys is: K18 Molecular Repair Hair Oil, which appeared on everyone from Nicole Kidman to Sarah Pidgeon.
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which → use → Pidgeon
Kidman’s stylist, Lorenzo Martin, shared, “Red-carpet hair should look beautiful, feel healthy, and shine from every angle!”
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hair → share → angle
The weightless, silicone-free formula tames frizz and boosts color vibrancy while providing a glass-like shine.
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formula → tame → shine
According to Martin, the Molecular Repair Hair Oil gave the “Practical Magic 2” star’s locks a “luminous shine, smoothed flyaways and made the look red-carpet ready.”
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look → accord → flyaways
But the glam-maker was not the only one using K18 last night.
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maker → use → K18
Celeb stylist Christian Wood, who worked on Pidgeon’s look, said her Chanel gown inspired “a hair moment all about shine, health and simple elegance.”
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gown → work → shine
He treated her long, silky waves with the very same oil to “add shine and keep the hair frizz-free all night.”
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He → treat → hair
Gonn Kinoshit, who created Olivia Munn’s soft waves for the Emmys, also used Molecular Repair Hair Oil on the actress’s hair while it was wet — “for nourishment and shine” — in addition to applying it again during and after styling.
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it → create → styling
Shoppers with both thicker and finer hair give it high marks, with one writing, “I have really fine, thin hair that has gone through menopause and health challenges.
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that → give → menopause
This oil is lightweight enough for the ends … without turning my hair greasy.”
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oil → turn → hair
More of stars' Emmys Hair Favorites
Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping
This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter.
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article → trust → Radol
From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products.
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Erica → identify → knack
Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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she → join → Weekly
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