Stacey Solomon’s hair brand launches ‘game changer’ shine-boosting range with 20% off

Rehab, a haircare brand, has gained acclaim over the past year, in part because of its well-known co-owner, Stacey Solomon, who was a fan of the company and because it is now available at Boots.

REHAB is also known for its cutting-edge products, including travel-friendly, single-dose hair oil pods, which have already been praised as “game changers” by customers.

The latter is currently out of stock, but REHAB has released its new High Shine Collection, which includes Dose 2.0 High Shine Finishing Hair Oil, Essential Hair Spray, Vital Blow Dry Brush, and High Shine Lip Oil. Even better, as part of a massive sitewide sale, customers can currently save 20% on these items.

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The Dose 2.0 High Shine Finishing Hair Oil, a tub of 30 capsules of light-reflecting, lightweight oil that gives your style a mirror-like finish, is arguably the hero product from the new range and what REHAB is best known for. They’re currently only available for a limited time at £20, up from their usual price of £26.

Customers praised their smoothing and conditioning ability on curly hair and their “gorgeous” scent, which they have already accumulated dozens of five-star reviews on the REHAB website.

“I was hoping for miracles when I purchased the hair oil.” My hair is naturally dull and lacks shine, which is what I have. One customer praised these oils as “game changers.” I utterly adore them. Hair has a lovely shine.

Another person praised the product, saying, “This is amazing, it makes my hair soft, shiny, and it smells gorgeous.” It’s fantastic for my thick, frizzy hair, and I wouldn’t use anything else right now.

This is a great tip for people with fine hair, according to a third person, who they have recommended to friends who also have fine hair right now.

However, a customer complained that the pods had too much product, warning: “Lovely oil, smells nice but be careful not use too much on short hair!” It appeared greasy if I only needed half a capsule.

REHAB recently reduced its Essential Hair Spray price from regular £24 to just £19.20 in order to keep your style in place. This non-aerosol formula contains vitamins and claims to have “medium, flexible hold and a luminous finish.”

The new Vital Blow Dry Brush costs just £16, and customers can also purchase these new items in a number of bundles, resulting in even greater savings.

Our shopping writer Meghan swears by this sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner for keeping her bleached hair healthy if you’re looking for more haircare advice. The pair costs less than £15.

Meanwhile, consumers have praised this non-aerosol dry shampoo as “the best they’ve ever used,” according to this article’s article.

Source: Mirror