The Shelf · Hair · Heat Wave: What to Put On Before the Blow Dryer
Philip B. Thermal Protection Spray
The Beverly Hills stylist's heat spray, in his Oud Royal scent: safflower oleosomes and mongongo oil with a conditioning silicone and panthenol. Forty eight dollars is a lot for a heat protectant, and the scent is most of the argument.
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Why we like the Thermal Protection Spray
- Mongongo oil, rarely used
- Works on damp or dry hair
- The Oud Royal scent
- Doubles as a pre-styling primer
- Texture
- A light mist for damp or dry hair
- Key ingredients
- Safflower oleosomes · Mongongo oil · Silicone quaternium-22 · Panthenol
- Fragrance
- Scented; Oud Royal. Parfum in the list.
- Best for
- Dry, damaged hair before tools · Pre-styling primer · Anyone who likes the Philip B. scent
- Works on
- Heat damage · Breakage · Frizz
- Made in
- USA
- Where to buy
- Dermstore
- Price when checked
- $48 on 2026-09-09
- Listing checked
- 2026-09-06
Our verdict on the Philip B. Thermal Protection Spray
You are paying forty eight dollars mostly for the Oud Royal scent.
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Reviewed 2026-09-06. Philip B. Thermal Protection Spray appears in Heat Wave: What to Put On Before the Blow Dryer. Every product on The Shelf is listed in the product index.