Amazon users 'blown away' by £27 hair growth oil that works 'in a few weeks'
The Fable & Mane Scalp and Hair Oil has almost 1,000 Amazon reviews for its benefits that include growth and added shine.
Hair growth oils have steadily grown in popularity over the years. With many of us wanting enviably long, luscious looks, they are now a staple in any hair care routine.
Like many beauty products, there are so many to choose from that promise results, but trialling out many of them just to figure out if they do deliver on their claims can test both our patience and bank balance.
Fortunately, Amazon users have said they have been "blown away" by the Fable & Mane HoliRoots Hair Oil that improves growth, health and shine. A 55ml bottle costs just £27.20 after being dropped from £34 - saving 20 percent off the RRP.
This pre-wash treatment, which is suitable for all hair types, uses Ashwagandha Oil and Dashmool Oil to nourish your scalp, promoting healthy hair growth from roots to end, with some shoppers saying they saw results within just "a few weeks" of use.
When incorporated into your weekly routine, the Holliroots Hair Oil can provide a whole host of benefits such as strengthened hair, reduced breakage, increased hydration and a nourished scalp.
The "non-greasy" formula also uses Amla, an anti-oxidant rich Indian berry that will naturally condition your hair and provide extra shine. It also offers a pleasant fresh, floral scent with notes of Indian Jasmine Samba, red campaca flowers, tonka bean and warm cedarwood.
With nearly 1,000 Amazon reviews, the Fable & Mane HoliRoots Hair Oil has garnered a 4.4 rating from beauty fans who say that it works "immediately" and has left them with "thicker, longer" hair.
One impressed shopper said: "My hairdresser had recommended a much more expensive hair growth product but I had just bought this. I see her every five weeks like clockwork so she's been able to track my progress and is absolutely blown away.
"It began working immediately and I thought I just had breakage but she confirmed it was new growth - an inch, I repeat a FULL INCH in just five weeks when hair growth is normally about a half inch a month."
Beauty deal of the week
An electric toothbrush can completely overhaul your cleaning routine - but they can often be pricey.
If you're looking to buy one, then don't worry about breaking the bank, as we have spotted one deal you'll want to know about. It's on the Oral-B Genius X Rose Gold Electric Toothbrush that is now hundreds of pounds cheaper at Boots.
The health and beauty firm has reduced the cost of this "game changing" toothbrush, which has been designed by Braun, from £300 to just £64.99 - saving a staggering £235.01 off the overall RRP.
Designed to make your cleaning routine "easier than ever", this toothbrush is powered by artificial intelligence to provide a dentist-recommended clean. Analysing your brushing style, it ensures you don't miss a spot, with some users saying it leaves their teeth "super clean."
It also uses a combination of smart features such as a new revolutionary gum guard technology, 360 SmartRing and Pressure Control to alert you, reduce speed when you brush too hard and tell you where you overbrush for a gentler routine.
There's six different cleaning modes to choose from - daily clean, pro clean, sensitive, whitening, gum care and tongue cleaning. A timer makes sure you are cleaning your teeth for the recommended two minutes, while the lithium-ion battery provides up to two weeks worth of charge.
Boasting an incredible 4.8 rating based and over 1,300 five-star reviews on the Boots website, the Oral-B Genius X Electric Toothbrush is certainly popular, as shoppers have branded it a "game-changer" for providing a "deep clean" that is similar to a trip to the dentist.
One such review read: " Amazing electric toothbrush, with the different modes, you can select to have a deep clean, which leaves your mouth super clean and fresh."
Shop Boots' £235.01 discount on the Oral-B Genius X Rose Gold Electric Toothbrush here.
Someone else admitted: "I was unsure of this, as have fine, dry hair. After a few weeks of oiling hair I can see a difference. My hair seems to be in better condition and I have new hair growth. The bottle is expensive but I only use a teeny bit, so it's going to last for ages."
Another positive review read: "Hair has grown three inches in six weeks! My hair is noticeably longer and thicker after using this product. This bottle lasted me about three months and I'm definitely buying more!!"
One other Amazon review read: "Thicker and longer hair. I can't believe how amazing this oil works!!!! My daughter used it and her hair grew so thick and long so fast I had to get some for me!"
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A few reviews have found the scent to be a little "overpowering", with one such shopper leaving a two-star review that read: "The bottle is way to small and the smell is very overpowering. I wouldn't buy it again for that price."
Shoppers can purchase the Fable & Mane HoliRoots Hair Oil (55ml) here.
If you've been keeping up with hair growth trends, then you'll be aware that one product beauty fans couldn't stop buying is the Mielle Rosemary Mint Scalp & Hair Strengthening Oil (59ml). Costing £10.99 at Boots, this oil went viral on TikTok for its hair growth abilities.
Meanwhile, trusted high street brand L'Oréal Paris has just launched its latest hair growth line, with the Elvive Growth Booster Scalp Serum costing £16.99 at Lookfantastic for a 102ml bottle.
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