Shoppers rush to pick up hair styling set scanning for £40 down from £260 at major discount retailer
HAIR ME OUT Shoppers rush to pick up hair styling set scanning for £40 down from £260 at major discount retailer
SHOPPERS are rushing to pick up a hair styling set scanning for £40 down from £260 at a major discount retailer.
Eagle-eyed shoppers could not believe their luck when they spotted a Soleil styling tool marked down at Home Bargains.
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The pricey tool comes with curling tong, straightener and hot brush.
Credit: Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group
Writing in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, they said: "Not sure if these have been posted before or if they're any good but reviews online look good!
"£40 down from £260. Curling tong, straightener and hot brush."
Others were quick to chime in and praise the find.
One shopper who tried the brand before said: "Honestly both are very good.
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"Straighteners are better than my admittedly very old GHD's. Styling brush was also really good, prefer it to the round brush on my Dyson Air Wrap."
While another said: "I've got this it's really good."
The set comes with a curling tong, straightener and hot brush.
If you bought a single straightener from the Soleil website you could expect to pay up to £385.
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A hot brush sold on the official website also costs £342.
If you are keen to shop Home Bargains cut price deal you will need to head one of its physical branches.
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That's because the deal does not appear to be available at its online store.
If you do plan to shop in store it may be worth ringing up your nearest branch ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
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You can find your nearest Home Bargains by heading online and searching storelocator.home.bargains.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY AT HOME BARGAINS
Knowing when to pick up products is just one way to save money at Home Bargains - there's a host of other hacks you can use to slash costs.
First, you'll want to shop around before buying any product, which means using price comparison sites such as www.pricespy.co.uk and www.latestdeals.co.uk.
The Google Shopping tab is another great way to see how a product compares price wise as well
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Also if you are looking for dupes for pricey products, Home Bargains can be great.
The Sun also recently spoke to deals expert, Tom Church who said it is best to head to the store first thing in the morning to grab the best deals.
That is because most the larger Home Bargains stores get deliveries at around 7:30am everyday.
Tom said to make sure you take a good look around as you enter the store.
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He explained: "Often, Home Bargains keeps the best deals at the front to lure you in. You don't want to walk straight past them on the way in!."
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