I would put a lot of money on this being the one haircare brand you'll find in every beauty editor's bathroom—these are the best products to shop

In L'Oréal Paris we trust

a line up of the Best L'Oréal Paris Elvive Products featured in this article
(Image credit: Tori Crowther)

There are a small list of brands and products that pretty much every single beauty editor I know keeps in their overflowing beauty stashes because they're that good. One of those brands is L'Oréal Paris Elvive. The high street range creates some of the best affordable hair care with quality that matches up to high-end products—and there are so many products to choose from. Incidentally Senior Beauty Editor, Katie Thomas's favourite range is Hyaluron Plump, which she says hydrates whilst simultaneously brightening her blonde like one of the best purple shampoos. Executive Beauty Editor, Shannon Lawlor, loves the Hydra Pure Shampoo as it's the first one she's ever used that tackles both dry ends and greasy roots.

Because there is so much to choose from, it can get a little confusing to know what to try first, or what to add to your routine. In total there are over 10 different Elvive ranges, so to help you on your next shopping trip, I've broken down five of the best and spotlighted the best products from each.

Best L'Oréal Paris Elvive ranges and products to shop

1. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Glycolic Gloss

2024 has been the year of hair gloss and earlier this year L'Oréal Paris dropped its own range to help you achieve this look for a lot less. Glycolic Gloss uses, you guessed it, glycolic acid to add strength and shine to the hair.

Using an acid like glycolic isn't particularly new to the industry, other brands have done it previously with similar ingredients, however, this collection from L'Oréal is one of the best to have done it at a much more affordable price tag.

2. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Dream Lengths

It's a close call but I think Dream Lengths is my favourite range out of them all. It's one of the few products that lives up to its name. I swear by it for keeping my lengths looking healthier for longer ahead of my next salon trip. It's not a replacement for getting your hair cut regularly but it absolutely keeps your ends looking better for longer and prevents hair looking frazzled.

3. L'Oréal Paris Elvive Bond Repair

Bond repair hair products are all about fixing those broken hair strands from chemical and bleach damage. This isn't a range you need to use if you consider your hair to be relatively healthy (for example, virgin hair (not dyed) without any chemical damage) so stick to hydrating products (more on that below) if you're not dealing with severely damaged hair. Now we've cleared that up, if you are in the 'my hair needs serious TLC' camp then this is a fantastic range that visibly improves damages hair—at a fraction of the cost of others on the market.

4. L’Oréal Paris Elvive Hydra Hyaluronic Acid

Hydrating products like these are fantastic no matter your hair type. They're all-round brilliant products to use whether you want something reliable and hardworking to use regularly, or to use in between more targeted treatments. This range helps keep my hair clean and hydrated and there's not much more I could ask for on a day-to-day basis.

5. L’Oréal Paris Elvive Colour Protect

Colour your hair? You absolutely need some Colour Protect heroes in your routine. This helps preserve and even extend the life of your colour while it deeply cleanses so that you get a healthy scalp without compromising the colour you (or your colourist) no doubt worked hard to achieve.

Beauty Contributor

Tori is a freelance beauty journalist and contributor for Marie Claire. She has written for various titles, including Allure, Glamour, Elle, Refinery29, Brides, and more. Currently training to be a nail tech, Tori is a total nail enthusiast and always has time to talk all things nail art. When she’s not writing about beauty and testing products, Tori can be found walking her rescue dog Pip, drinking great coffee, and eating as many croissants as humanly possible.