Oz Hair and Beauty Afterpay Day sale: Seven of the best products to get your hands on this week
Thanks to Oz Hair and Beauty's Afterpay Day sale, it's your chance to pick up some goodies.
Running from August 11 to 17, the epic sale has up to 70 per cent off a wide range of cult-favourite products from popular brands including ColorWow, Shark Beauty and Vida Glow.
Not sure where to start? Best Picks has the inside scoop of which products are discounted for six days only.
From hair growth serums to hydrating skincare, take advantage of the heavily reduced price tags and stock up on your favourite formulas.
1. ColorWow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray, was $57.50 now $48.97
A must-have for banishing frizz and flyaways, this celebrity-approved spray is loved by the masses and currently trending on TikTok.
Simply spritz onto damp hair and lock in the game-changing formula by blow drying.
2. Bondi Boost Hair Growth Shampoo, was $48 now $38.40
Supercharged with biotin, caffeine and essentials oils, this shampoo supports strand growth for noticeably longer, thicker locks.
Suitable for all hair types, this formula is the first step for battling hair loss.
3. Typebea G1 Overnight Boosting Peptide Serum, was $80 now $64
Created by Rita Ora and Vida Glow's Anna Lahey, this plant-powered formula promotes serious hair growth and is a cult-favourite among shoppers.
Lightweight and non-greasy, add a couple of drops directly to your scalp before styling.
4. Shark FlexStyle Air Styling & Drying System, was $399 now $319.20
A game-changer for speeding up your daily hair routine, this all-in-one drying and styling tool gives strands a salon-worthy blowdry — without the price tag.
Offering customisable attachments and intelligent heat control, it uses minimal heat damage.
5. Vida Glow Liquid Collagen Skin + Energy Green Apple, was $75 now $60
Designed to support skin elasticity, vitality and radiance, these convenient sachets can be consumed directly or mix with water.
Always read the label and follow directions for use.
6. Alpha-H Liquid Gold Exfoliating Treatment, was $76.95 now $57.71
Working to gently exfoliate skin for a brighter complexion, this cult-favourite treatment is suitable for all skin tones, and absorbs easily.
After a PM cleanse, dab a small amount of formula onto a cotton pad, before sweeping across your face, neck and decolletag.
7. Ms Morning Dawn Break Moi-Starter, was $67 now $53.60
If your skin has been looking a little lacklustre this winter, you'll want to up your hydration using this nourishing moisturiser.
Crafted from natural ingredients, lather it onto skin daily for a silky soft complexion.
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