Talking Shop with Angie Katsanevas from ‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’

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NBC News · collected 2026-10-11 · by Zoe Malin

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In this interview series, Angie Katsanevas from "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" discusses her upcoming season on Bravo, where she will share more personal stories about her family and business ventures. She highlights her work as a hairdresser and her recent trip to Washington D.C., making her the first cast member to testify before Congress for small businesses. Katsanevas also talks about her favorite hair care products from Kérastase, emphasizing their effectiveness in maintaining her signature look.
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Angie Katsanevas, from Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City," discusses her role and upcoming season in an NBC News interview. Despite starting as a "friend" of the show, she has become a key figure known for both humor and sincerity. This season, airing every Wednesday on Bravo, Katsanevas plans to share more personal stories, including time with her 90-year-old father and daughter Elektra, and insights into her hair salon business, Lunatic Fringe Salon. She also recently testified before Congress in Washington D.C., making her the first hairstylist to do so on behalf of small businesses. Katsanevas is proud of her Greek-American heritage and emphasizes her professional achievements beyond the show.

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Want more from NBC Selected? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. One thing about Katsanevas is that her hair is always perfectly shiny, smooth and frizz-free — and she’s more than happy to tell you her secret to getting it that way.
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🔮 She may have technically started as a “friend of,” but Angie Katsanevas has really always been a snowflake-holding member of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.”

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Talking Shop is our series where we talk to interesting people about their most interesting buys. asserted
we → talk → buys
She may have technically started as a “friend of,” but Angie Katsanevas has really always been a snowflake-holding member of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.” uncertain
Katsanevas → start → City
She never fails to make viewers laugh with her iconic one-liners and props (who could forget the scroll from season five), but she balances her humor with sincerity as she shares her Greek-American heritage, as well as her role as a caring friend, supportive mom and serious business woman. uncertain
she → fail → friend
And this season, which is currently airing on Bravo every Wednesday, Katsanevas says she’s excited for viewers to get to know her even better. asserted
viewers → air → her
“We never know what they’re going to show, but there’s a lot of things I get to share in my personal story this season,” says Katsanevas. asserted
Katsanevas → know → story
Standout moments include spending time with her daughter, Elektra, and her dad, who’s about to turn 90, as well as going behind the scenes of her business, the Lunatic Fringe Salon franchise. asserted
who → include → business
Katsanevas, who’s been a hairdresser for decades, even went to Washington D.C. earlier this year to testify before Congress on behalf of small businesses, becoming the first Housewife to do so. asserted
who → go → businesses
I recently caught up with Katsanevas, who shared some of her all-time favorite products, including a few that you’ll recognize from memorable moments on the show. asserted
you → catch → show
Want more from NBC Selected? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. One thing about Katsanevas is that her hair is always perfectly shiny, smooth and frizz-free — and she’s more than happy to tell you her secret to getting it that way. asserted
it → want → secret
’m Kérastase girl,” she says, which all RHOSLC fans know — after all, the brand is mentioned in some of the show’s most famous scenes. asserted
brand → ’m → scenes
“I love the products because they give you hold, softness and volume, but your hair can still move. asserted
hair → love → hold
I think we’ve gotten away from stiff hair — high body count hair, if you will,” says Katsanevas, referencing one of her most viral one-liners. asserted
Katsanevas → think → liners
“I’ve tried a million other things, and I’ve never been able to replace Kérastase to give you that timeless, beautiful blowout.” asserted
I → try → blowout
Katsanevas’ salon, Lunatic Fringe, has carried Kérastase products and offered its professional treatments for about 30 years. asserted
salon → carry → years
She also personally works with the brand, and especially loves its Chronologiste line. asserted
She → work → line
“It’s a luxury hair care line that’s anti-aging,” she says. asserted
she → ’ → ?
“It helps fight signs of aging like dryness, dullness and lack of volume or thickness, which a lot of women battle as their hair changes. asserted
hair → help → women
I’m going to be 53, and to have these products is pretty incredible.” asserted
have → go → products
Her top pick is the Chronologiste Overnight Youth Serum, which she puts in her hair before bed to work while she sleeps, and her other must-have is Kérastase’s Mousse Bouffante. asserted
have → put → bed
Whether she’s traveling with family or her Housewives castmates, Katsanevas says packing her favorite things is essential to sleeping and resting well. asserted
packing → travel → things
Something that goes into her suitcase first is Skims pajamas, which you’ve seen her wear numerous times on the show. asserted
her → go → show
“I’m obsessed with them,” she says. asserted
she → ’m → them
“My daughter Elektra got me into them — she said, ‘Mom, they feel like a hug,’ and they do. asserted
they → get → hug
They have the perfect weight to them, and now I can’t sleep without my Skims jammies.” asserted
I → have → jammies
“When I’m going on ‘Watch What Happens Live,’ I don’t want a crease in my face for having slept wrong and have my wrinkles on display, so I take my Slip Silk Pillowcase with me everywhere I go,” says Katsanevas. asserted
Katsanevas → go → me
“It makes a huge difference for my hair and skin.” asserted
It → make → hair
The machine-washable pillowcase is made from 100 percent pure mulberry silk, and it has a zipper closure to help it stay on your pillow as you move through the night. asserted
you → make → night
“I used to not travel with all my skin care because I didn’t want to pack everything, but I have to have certain products, and this is one of them,” says Katsanevas about SkinCeuticals’ vitamin C serum. asserted
Katsanevas → use → serum
She applies it every morning, and its main active ingredient, 15 percent L-ascorbic acid, helps correct the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, discoloration, loss of firmness and brightness, according to the brand. uncertain
ingredient → apply → brand
SkinCeuticals also says the serum is effective for at least 72 hours once it absorbs into your skin. asserted
it → say → skin
She uses them pre-glam to hydrate, de-puff and smooth out her skin, or she puts them on after taking off her makeup to reset her skin and feel refreshed before bed. asserted
she → use → bed
The patches are made with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, ceramides, collagen and caffeine, and after wearing them for about 15 minutes you remove them and pat the remaining serum into the skin. asserted
you → make → skin
She has distinct memories of her parents, grandparents and aunts using their finest china whenever the family got together, and putting that kind of effort into hosting is something she’s always prioritized. asserted
she → have → hosting
“When people come into my home, I treat them like family,” says Katsanevas. asserted
Katsanevas → come → family
“I love beautiful dishes, and tea cups, and servingware and having flowers out — I think it really adds to the experience. asserted
it → love → experience
I know I go over the top, even if it’s just a little coffee date — like this season, when the women were coming over in the first episode, I went out and bought some really beautiful new appetizer plates. asserted
I → know → plates
We’ve all gotten so busy, so people put out paper plates and cups, but the little details make it feel more beautiful. asserted
it → get → plates
It’s fun when you have friends that notice it, like Mary [Cosby], and I want to teach Elektra to set the table, slow down and realize that it’s all part of the experience.” asserted
it → ’ → experience
Katsanevas says she plans to buy her daughter, an avid equestrian, Hermes dishes from the Cheval d’Orient line to start her collection of fine china. asserted
she → say → china
“You’re passing down something beautiful, and you’re also passing down a memory for generations,” she says. asserted
she → pass → generations
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