If you love the smell of Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse, you might need the matching Hair Prodigieux products: Le Shampooing High Shine Shampoo, Le Démêlant High Shine Conditioner, La Crème Intense Nourishing Leave-in Cream and (not shown) Pre-Shampoo Nourishing Mask. I don't think these are in the US as of yet, but you might come across them in duty free or at your favorite mail order French Pharmacy.
Not really a lemming for me personally, but if you're a fan of Cartier La Panthère, the hair mist is now in the fragrance's new packaging design (if you loved the old — and I loved it so much I bought the Eau de Parfum unsniffed — you might want to purchase your preferred concentration soon). $67 for 50 ml at Saks Fifth Avenue. (And you can see an image of the new Eau de Parfum bottle at Vogue Philippines.) (And adding...that article also makes it clear that the fragrance has been reformulated "...toward a fully plant-based solution".)
From Balmain, a trio of hair perfumes in Cardamom 1974 ("delicately scents the hair with a rich and intense signature Balmain scent"), Ginger 1974 ("with notes of ginger, vanilla, and a variety of woods"), and Vetiver 1974 ("with citrusy grapefruit, bergamot, patchouli, and rich amber"). $177 each for 100 ml at Saks.
From Acqua di Parma, hair mist in Rosa Nobile: "The delicate, romantic notes of Rosa Nobile, become protagonists of a new fragrant experience: they are released and enhanced with the natural movement of the hair. The formula, enriched with a conditioning agent, leaves the hair shiny and soft." $72 at Bloomingdales.
From Lazarus Douvos, a splurge for Valentine's Day? Rose 1845 Shampoo: "A sulfate-free shampoo that lathers richly to deeply cleanse the scalp and moisturize the hair, leaving behind a fragrant rose garden. 125 ml for $50 at Saks Fifth Avenue, where you'll also find the matching conditioner and hair oil (as well as the Eau de Parfum and body oil).