Hair Care Deals & Offers

Wow

Yes it's expired now I'll get it expired thanks

Let what go I ordered mine and I'm happy so not a problem for me, what do you mean some might say before it was posted

Let it go bro. Deal expired anyway (some might say before it was even posted) ;)

Not sure why it is showing for you, it says only available from third party sellers.

Wow that's good :)

Never seen them this size, thanks.

Some of their price per are comical

Same active ingredient as most dandruff shampoos, Zinc pyrithione! Might as well buy the dirt cheap stuff from Aldi or Lidl and save a lot of money! It also contains Piroctone olamine, but seeing as that's less effective than Zinc Pyrithione, there's not much point if the Head & Shoulders type doesn't work. Only Ketoconazole or Selenium sulphide shampoos are more effective, I did use Loreal Selenium for a good while, it used to smell better than some of the other selenium versions, but seems to have been taken off the market, so if you need it now means something like foul stinking Nizoral :-(

Which by my calculations means that you will get 0.0000001g of product for £9.37. Point made.

The price per 100ml is completely inaccurate. I'll prove it with this photo.

I've not used it myself, but thats because I've heard that exact feedback about it over the years.

i have been trying to order for past 3 hours and site not available !

I have installed boots app on my mobile and added advantage card... I alway get extra offers which can be clubbed with this offer

no you don't get £10 off, you get £10 worth of points on your advantage card

Selected boots stores only for the £50 in store. Make sure it's your store before making a special trip out

Just use boots advantage card n u get 10 off 60 automatically???!!

Not sure what you mean, but (talking about skincare) I think you can see improvements if you keep at it, and maybe it's a very individual thing, like any treatment. Acne dot org and the like has all sorts of regimens for skin scarring/ageing, etc, Copper Peptides (topicals), Retin-A, as well as devices. The point is to stimulate collagen and also encourage skin resurfacing by wounding the skin then letting it repair.

I don’t know why but I always thought that reju thing was a load of horse stuff. But somehow.. the laser, not so much.

EDS has a lot of chatter about this and here I bought the Tria Skin Rejuvenating Laser from xsitems (similar strength in joules to the now-discontinued Philips ReAura, apparently - and much cheaper at RRP) but I was seriously underwhelmed by it. Though I have had TCA Peels, Laser Treatments (in a salon), Dermarolling - may just be my skin is particularly stubborn. There are issues with the Skin Rejuvenating Laser apparently dying after a while - for some users, anyway. Can't speak for the hair removing device.

Positive vibes 🖖🏽

This is just built in. It is time consuming but there’s no quick way of doing anything like this. Takes patience. People sticking to routines tends to work best. I think some deviate and see different results. I thought, it’s half the price of anything else, why not. You could buy new and get their 30 day money back offer?