Home Bargains slashes 92% off £17 hair gloss for 'radiant' locks
Shoppers can save on a hair treatment for 'smooth, radiant hair that turns heads effortlessly'
Home Bargains has slashed more than 90% off a hair treatment that vows to deliver "a mirror like shine in minutes." The discount retailer has reduced the price of the Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow Mirror Gloss Treatment 200ml.
Shoppers can buy the hair treatment for £1.25 on Home Bargains' website, offering customers 92% off the RRP of £16.99. Home Bargains says: "Get glossy, mirror-like shine with Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow Treatment – your quick fix for smooth, radiant hair that turns heads effortlessly!"
The product description explains: "Glycolic Glaze Glow Mirror Gloss treatment is formulated with Glycolic Acid to leave hair with a mirror like shine in minutes. This glossing hair treatment penetrates the hair to leave it smooth and shiny."
The description adds that the vegan treatment is "scalp friendly". It's designed "for hair in need of a glow up," and it reportedly "leaves hair with a mirror like shine in minutes."
For shoppers looking to stock up on haircare items, Home Bargains has a selection of Head Candy products. It also stocks the Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow Shampoo 500ml for £1.25, from £12.99.
The product description states: "Glycolic Glaze & Glow Shampoo is a lightweight non-greasy shampoo that gently cleanses and removes product build up without stripping hair of its natural moisture. Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow is formulated with Glycolic Acid to cleanse and nourish hair."
The Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow Conditioner 500ml is available for £1.25, from £12.99. The product description states: "Glycolic Glaze & Glow Conditioner is a luxuriously rich conditioner that deeply penetrates to nourish and leave hair smooth and shiny.
"Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow is formulated with Glycolic Acid to seal in cuticles for a mirror finish." Additionally, there's the Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow Leave In Serum 200ml for £1.25, from £16.99.
The product description states: "Glycolic Glaze & Glow Conditioner is a luxuriously rich conditioner that deeply penetrates to nourish and leave hair smooth and shiny. Head Candy Glycolic Glaze & Glow is formulated with Glycolic Acid to seal in cuticles for a mirror finish."
All of the products are featured in the retailer's current selection of 'Star Buys' products. Other haircare items on offer include the Pureology Color Fanatic Top Coat + Tone Purple 200ml for £4.99, from £35.80. It's designed for use on blonde hair. Home Bargains explains: "Pureology Color Fanatic Top Coat + Tone Purple refreshes blonde hair by banishing brassiness and boosting shine with nourishing oat milk and camellia oil, all while leaving a gorgeous floral-wood scent."
There's also the Lakme Teknia Color Fresh Saffron Copper Hair Mask 250ml for £1.99, from £11.75. It's designed for use on copper hair. Home Bargains explains: "Refresh your copper-coloured hair with Lakme Teknia's vegan hair mask, enriched with organic saffron extract for vibrant, nourished locks that truly shine."
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