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Top-rated Amazon hair serum 'makes hair healthier and fuller than ever'

Top-rated Amazon hair serum 'makes hair healthier and fuller than ever'

Daily Record23-07-2025
Getting thicker, healthier hair is a concern for men and women - and this serum is said to provide desired results.
The desire for thick, long hair is a common one for both men and women. However, with an overwhelming amount of information on social media, it can be challenging to figure out what actually works and is worth buying.
To save shoppers both time and money, one beauty product possibly worth investing in is the grüum Hair Density Serum (30ml), said to leave hair "thicker" and "healthier" - and all for a budget price.
Costing just £13, this hair serum has been thoroughly impressing Amazon shoppers who have nabbed it and found that it does provide them with the benefits they were hoping to achieve.
This vegan -friendly hair thickening serum combines rosemary oil, avocado oil, and Provitamin B5 to deeply moisturise and fortify hair strands. It aims to promote thicker, healthier-looking hair by nourishing the scalp and enhancing hair texture, reports the Express.
Infused with caffeine, it supports follicle activity by blocking DHT and boosting nutrient absorption, thereby reducing thinning over time. The serum also incorporates green tea extract and soothing botanical oils to calm sensitive scalps and foster a healthy environment for hair growth.
grüum Hair Density Serum, 30ml
£13
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Suitable for all hair types, the brand claims this treatment stimulates natural follicle regeneration. Free from parabens, sulfates, and harsh chemicals, while also being cruelty-free, it's an environmentally friendly and clean choice.
For those seeking alternatives, the market offers a variety of options. Shoppers might consider the Champo Pitta Growth Serum (50ml) for £46, which is designed for fine hair, aims to tackle the hair loss hormone DHT to slow shedding and includes peptide amino acids to help curb excessive hair fall.
Another choice could be the UKHAIR Hair Growth Serum (50ml) for £40 available at Boots, featuring a light, non-greasy formula with scientifically backed active ingredients that work to minimise breakage and lessen hair loss.
The grüum hair serum has earned an impressive 4.1 out of five stars based on multiple Amazon reviews, with shoppers saying that it is "brilliant" and that they have "noticed less hair shedding."
A customer commented: "I've noticed less hair shedding, and my hair feels healthier and fuller than ever before. The serum is a brilliant complement to the Grüum hair growth range, and I can confidently recommend it."
Another remarked: "Excellent quality, variety of ingredients."
However, not all feedback was positive, particularly from those with thinner hair, as one individual noted: "Left very thin and greasy hair."
Beauty deal of the week
YSL Black Opium remains an iconic perfume - and we know where to bag the newest edition for its cheapest price.
The YSL BLack Opium Le Parfum offers a more vanilla-heavy fragrance that has been hailed as "intoxicating" in reviews, with a 50ml now half-price at Boots after being dropped from £115 to £57.50.
Massive saving aside, it's the cheapest it can be bought for at the moment, as rival retailers Superdrug, Lookfantastic and The Perfume Shop still stock it at full-price.
This interpretation of the iconic perfume was only launched in 2022, with its original floral gourmand fragrance still offering its famed notes that include pear accord, green mandarin, orange flower petals, jasmine sambac and cinnamon.
However, the iconic coffee accord has been twisted with four different, yet still complimentary, notes of vanilla, which is said to be its most important ingredient, to create an "unexpected smoothness, with uncompromising intensity."
Meanwhile, the unique glossy bottle that has been crafted from a precious black stone, with its dazzling glitter emblem at the heart, eludes to the luxuriousness of the fragrance contained within.
As for the YSL Black Opium Le Parfum, Boots shoppers wanting to take advantage of the half-price discount will be glad to hear it has amassed a 4.7 rating from thousands of customers who say it "lasts all day" and "literally turns heads" when it is worn.
One five-star review read: "I love the fragrance. I used a lot the first time, not realising how intense it was. It lasts all day and continues to smell great. I literally turn heads when I wear it."
Don't miss Boots' half-price discount on the YSL Black Opium Le Parfum (50ml) that is now £57.50, down from £115.
And another voiced a concern: "It can weigh down finer hair."
However, more did report a positive experience with the serum. Another satisfied shopper wrote: "I've tried a lot of other products like this, and this one is great value for money considering the quality of the ingredients.
"Unlike other low quality products, the rosemary oil works as I'd expect for soothing the scalp - thus can help with blood flow and hair growth benefits as per the science. Will continue using over time as part of my routine, can't wait to see the results!"
Shoppers can pick up the grüum Hair Density Serum (30ml) for £13 on Amazon.
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