Stars like Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde get their ‘canyon waves’ from this new hair product
Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde are using a new hair product called Rōz Wave Texturizing Mist to achieve beachy waves. This product, created by celebrity stylist Mara Roszak, is designed to provide a natural, effortless look without the heaviness of traditional styling products. The mist is now available for purchase and promises to protect hair while adding texture and volume.
- ▪Rōz Wave Texturizing Mist is a new hair product used by celebrities like Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde.
- ▪The product is clinically tested, vegan, and protects against heat while providing texture.
- ▪It can be applied on wet or dry hair and layered with other Rōz hair care products for added volume.
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Shopping Stars like Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde get their ‘canyon waves’ from this new hair product By Erica Radol Published June 3, 2026, 9:38 a.m. ET Olivia Wilde and Emma Stone use this texture spray to achieve romantic, beachy waves. Instagram/Mara Roszak See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Page Six may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Toss that flat iron — and try this A-list approved style instead. Flat hair is out, and natural waves and texture are in (thankfully, because maintaining stick-straight locks can be a whole side gig for some of us).
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