There's a new hair care brand at Target — and everything’s under $20




Here are the need-to-know products you can expect to see from the brand during your next Target run.
This smoothing spray is a fan-favorite for its ability to provide a glossy finish that actually holds. The formula has heat-activated polymers that keep the hair soft and silky once styled, and helps it double as a heat protectant for hot tools up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Neqi. To use, spritz a generous amount onto towel-dried hair and style as usual. It’s also available in a curly iteration for bouncier, more hydrated curls.
This two-in-one spray combines nourishing ingredients with UV protection filters to keep hair smelling fresh while also protecting it against environmental stressors, according to Neqi. Ideal for freshening up second- or third-day hair, the sulfate-free formula has notes of flower petals, cedar wood and citrus. It’s also available in a woody scent.
If you’re in need of a quick fix for dry, dull hair, Neqi’s glaze can be a good option. The three-minute intensive treatment is a transparent gloss infused with glycolic acid and the brand’s boost complex to give damaged strands a shiny, lustrous finish. It’s best if you’re looking for a product that will deeply penetrate and rebuild the hair, and for those with colored or damaged hair.
This is the brand’s take on a multiuse leave-in conditioner. It’s designed to not only lock in moisture and minimize frizz via a blend of glycerin and oat peptides, but also detangles, adds shine and offers heat protection up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit for dry, oily, fine and thinning types — all without weighing down your hair, according to Neqi.
If frizz is the problem, this repairing hair mask is the solution. Formulated with soy and wheat amino acids, it has a thick, creamy texture that eliminates frizz, strengthens your hair structure and doubles as an in-shower detangler. Use it on color-treated, stressed or heat-damaged hair.
I am a contributing writer with more than 10 years of experience covering beauty and hair care topics. For this story, I got an advanced look at the brand ahead of its U.S. launch.
CORRECTION (Feb. 13, 2025 10:10 a.m. ET): A previous version of this article misstated the origin of Neqi's brand. It is a German brand, not Italian.
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