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North Wales Live
a day ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Molly-Mae uses this £29 deep conditioner to keep her blonde hair looking shiny
Molly-Mae has established herself as a Gen Z fashion icon, and it's not only her wardrobe that draws attention but also her signature blonde locks. Having recently set the trend for 'buttermilk blonde', Molly's lustrous hair consistently gets praise among fans about the products she uses, and the 25-year-old has now revealed her haircare secrets. On her Instagram story, Molly-Mae has before posted a selection of her current favourite beauty items, where some fans noticed she opts for the Fenty Hair The Richer One moisture repair deep conditioner, which you can buy from Selfridges for £29. For money-saving tips, This nourishing deep conditioner is packed with beneficial ingredients like green coconut water, celebrated for its light hydration and conditioning properties, along with Replenicore 5, Fenty Hair's exclusive complex designed to mend, fortify and safeguard hair. The outcome? Hair that's softer, smoother and free from frizz, reports the Mirror. Molly isn't alone in her love for the product as it has gained numerous 5-star reviews from customers lauding its hydrating formula. A satisfied customer said: "Very hydrating. My go to for wash day now. I haven't been disappointed in a single fenty beauty product yet. It's all I buy." Another reviewer noted: "Listen.. this entire line is so great. The shampoo and deep conditioner leaves my hair feeling and looking it's best. "The definition of my curls after and for weeks after it's just unbelievable! ! ! ! It smells so good!". Customers have been singing praises for the conditioner's effectiveness on textured hair, with one saying: "I love this conditioner for my daughters 4c texture hair! It helps with the detangling process 100% and it no longer has that dry look. Keeping this in our hair routine!". A minor drawback noted was that several applications might be needed to reap the full benefits of the product. One shopper remarked: "I think this product requires multiple use. The first time I used it, it did not absorb well into my hair and I couldn't use it to detangle but it did however leave my hair soft. On the second use, it absorbed much better into the hair". However, if it's good enough for Molly-Mae, it's good enough for us! Some other favourites from Molly-Mae's current haircare kit include the Kérastase Blond Absolu, Anti-Brass Purple Shampoo at £29.60, and the Kérastase Blond Absolu Masque Cicaextreme, currently priced at £42.30.


Wales Online
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Molly-Mae uses this £29 deep conditioner to keep her blonde hair looking shiny
Molly-Mae uses this £29 deep conditioner to keep her blonde hair looking shiny When it comes to her hair, the reality star and influencer has received plenty of admiration over the years - and this is her simple secret to achieving the same luxurious locks Molly-Mae has previously let us in on her favourite haircare products (Image: Instagram @mollymae ) Molly-Mae has established herself as a Gen Z fashion icon, and it's not only her wardrobe that draws attention but also her signature blonde locks. Having recently set the trend for 'buttermilk blonde', Molly's lustrous hair consistently gets praise among fans about the products she uses, and the 25-year-old has now revealed her haircare secrets. On her Instagram story, Molly-Mae has before posted a selection of her current favourite beauty items, where some fans noticed she opts for the Fenty Hair The Richer One moisture repair deep conditioner, which you can buy from Selfridges for £29. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here READ MORE: 'I tried protein shakes for women and lost weight while getting more energy' READ MORE: New Look's 'perfect' chunky flatform sandals are 'comfortable for wide feet' This nourishing deep conditioner is packed with beneficial ingredients like green coconut water, celebrated for its light hydration and conditioning properties, along with Replenicore 5, Fenty Hair's exclusive complex designed to mend, fortify and safeguard hair. The outcome? Hair that's softer, smoother and free from frizz, reports the Mirror. Molly-Mae shared her current favourite haircare products on Instagram (Image: Instagram @mollymae ) Molly isn't alone in her love for the product as it has gained numerous 5-star reviews from customers lauding its hydrating formula. A satisfied customer said: "Very hydrating. My go to for wash day now. I haven't been disappointed in a single fenty beauty product yet. It's all I buy." Another reviewer noted: "Listen.. this entire line is so great. The shampoo and deep conditioner leaves my hair feeling and looking it's best. "The definition of my curls after and for weeks after it's just unbelievable! ! ! ! It smells so good!". Customers have been singing praises for the conditioner's effectiveness on textured hair, with one saying: "I love this conditioner for my daughters 4c texture hair! It helps with the detangling process 100% and it no longer has that dry look. Keeping this in our hair routine!". A minor drawback noted was that several applications might be needed to reap the full benefits of the product. One shopper remarked: "I think this product requires multiple use. The first time I used it, it did not absorb well into my hair and I couldn't use it to detangle but it did however leave my hair soft. On the second use, it absorbed much better into the hair". However, if it's good enough for Molly-Mae, it's good enough for us! Article continues below Some other favourites from Molly-Mae's current haircare kit include the Kérastase Blond Absolu, Anti-Brass Purple Shampoo at £29.60, and the Kérastase Blond Absolu Masque Cicaextreme, currently priced at £42.30.


Wales Online
a day ago
- Health
- Wales Online
Made In Chelsea star admits health struggles after sepsis
Made In Chelsea star admits health struggles after sepsis The TV personality and businessman previously revealed he was taken to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in December 2024 with sepsis, which led to liver and kidney failure caused by flu Sam Vanderpump Made In Chelsea star Sam Vanderpump has said he is dealing with anxiety about his health after a bout of sepsis. The TV personality and businessman previously revealed he was taken to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in December 2024 with sepsis, which led to liver and kidney failure caused by flu. He lost around 15kg and the experience inspired him to propose in March to model Alice Yaxley, he said. Vanderpump told ITV's Good Morning Britain that when he first went to hospital in December, "they discharged me, and then I got an asthma attack, and they said I had this back pain due to the asthma attack", but the doctors could not figure out his illness. The reality star said he was shopping in London when he started becoming "dehydrated", and the next day it "got so bad, I had crusty lips. I was being delirious... she (my fiancee) went, 'I've got to get you into hospital'". He added that it went "from 24 hours before I was shopping in Selfridges, to 24 hours later, where the doctors were telling me I was going into liver and kidney failure". "I mean, physically, on the outside, I believe I'm back to normality. I lost 15 kilos – around that sort of mark – when I was ill, and I've managed to put on... nearly 10kg," he said. "I think (the) mental terms are very, very hard to deal with, the mental side of post-sepsis and being able to get back into normality, because you look fine on the outside, everyone else's lives go back to normal. "But (you are) dealing with (a) kind of health anxiety." Vanderpump – who has the rare conditions congenital hepatic fibrosis of the liver and polycystic kidney disease, which can lead to kidney failure – also said that knowing the main symptom for him was the high temperature, he became concerned about Yaxley when she was recently ill. "My girlfriend, fiancee, got an infection recently where she's got a high temperature, and I'm rushing her to go see a doctor, because I just want to get her treated," he said. He added that if people are concerned about "normal symptoms like the flu, breathlessness, just a little bit of aches and pains, high temperature" they should see a GP and urge them to consider sepsis. Article continues below Vanderpump has become an ambassador at charity UK Sepsis Trust, which says the condition causes "nearly 80,000 people each year (to) suffer life-changing after-effects in the UK, with 82% of sepsis survivors experiencing post-sepsis syndrome more than a year after hospital discharge, and 18% left permanently unable to work". The reality star, who began on Channel 4 reality show Made In Chelsea last year, runs finance companies in the UK and Dubai and was previously a racing driver. He is the nephew of Lisa Vanderpump, known for The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills and her own spin-off programmes such as Vanderpump Rules.


Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Are you rich enough to get a free £500 Selfridges shopping trip with your HSBC account?
HSBC has launched a switching deal to entice wealthy customers to switch to its Premier Account. The offer is only available to those who pay a salary of £100,000 into the account. And those who switch to HSBC's Premier account will get not get a cash bung as with usual bank switching incentives… but a £500 Selfridges voucher and the option to have a VIP shopping experience instead. HSBC relaunched its premier account in February and the bank made no bones about the fact it is trying to attract affluent customers. The bank said: 'The offering echoes the demands of affluent customers for services that support and enhance their lifestyle.' To get the £500 Selfridge's voucher, new customers must complete a full switch to HSBC's premier account through the Current Account Switch Service (CASS) by 12 August. A salary of £100,000 minimum must be paid into the account directly by customers' employers by BACS. At least two direct debits must also be transferred as part of the switch The monthly salary payments and two direct debits must be maintained until 31 October to get the voucher. Customers must not have had a HSBC account or First Direct account already to be eligible for the switching deal. If customers are eligible, they will be sent an email to claim the Selfridge's voucher on 9 November. Customers can opt for a VIP shopping experience at one of the four Selfridges UK stores in London, Birmingham, Manchester Trafford, and Manchester Exchange Square. The VIP experience includes access to the Selfridge's Lounge and a complimetary drink as well as the £500 voucher. Customers can also choose to take the £500 voucher without the shopping experience. The bank account has no monthly fee and comes with perks ranging from GP appointments to free worldwide travel insurance. Customers will be able to access online health services through a new HSBC Health app, including digital GP appointments, remote physiotherapy and mental health support. Travel perks like free worldwide family travel insurance with cover for dependents travelling up to age of 23 are also offered with the acount, as well as referential rates on foreign exchange and international payments. HSBC Premier customers can also get wealth management advice and preferential rates on savings and mortgages. Premier banking boom There has been a small boom in banks offering premier current accounts in a bid to attract the money of wealthy customers, which in turn gives them the ability to try and tap into that wealth to sell other services, such as investments. Last week Lloyds Bank launched its premier account geared towards wealthy customers with an income, savings or investments of at least £100,000. Jo Harris, of Lloyds, said: 'Lloyds Premier is a strategically important milestone in our growth ambitions for affluent customers - a part of the market where we have historically been under-represented.' Customers can also get the account if they are able to fund it with £5,000 a month. The monthly account fee of £15 will be refunded each month a customer meets the eligibility criteria. It too comes with a range of perks, which Lloyds claims to be worth £100 month. It offers GP and wellbeing services, lifestyle benefits, travel perks, cashback, discounted mortgage rates and appointments with financial coaches. The Bupa Family GP subscription service provides access to online GP and nurse consultations, online physiotherapy sessions and online mental health treatment sessions. It also comes with 1 per cent cashback on debit card spending, capped at £10 each month. Meanwhile, Barclays' Premier account lets customers earn up to 15 per cent cashback on eligible card transactions with a Barclays Visa debit card linked to a Cashback Rewards account. Customers need to earn at least £75,000 or have £100,000 savings or investments to qualify for the Barclays deal. NatWest also has a premier account which requires customers to have an annual income of £100,000 To qualify, you also need a mortgage, investment, life insurance or protection policy with the bank. Customers can also qualify with the same sum in savings or investments, or a half a million pound NatWest mortgage. In return, customers get worldwide family travel insurance, exclusive airport lounge service and a premium 24-hour helpline.


Scotsman
3 days ago
- Business
- Scotsman
HSBC UK: firm offering £500 Selfridges spending spree
Luxury perks, no monthly fee, and a serious upgrade to your shopping game 🛍️ Sign up to the weekly Cost Of Living newsletter. Saving tips, deals and money hacks. Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... HSBC is offering new Premier customers a £500 Selfridges gift card and VIP perks The deal is aimed at UK residents earning over £100,000 a year Customers must fully switch accounts using CASS by August 12, 2025 The offer excludes existing HSBC and First Direct account holders Lloyds Bank has also launched a rival Premier account targeting wealthy clients Two of the UK's biggest banks have unveiled perks aimed at winning over customers, with one worth more than £500 that includes a 'VIP shopping experience at Selfridge's'. HSBC has launched the headline-grabbing incentive for new Premier account holders, which includes a £500 gift card that can be spent at Selfridges stores nationwide, as well as exclusive in-store perks. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The promotion is designed to appeal to customers earning over £100,000 and is available only to those who complete a full account switch via the Current Account Switch Service (CASS) by August 12, 2025. (Photo:) | Getty Images The offer, which excludes existing HSBC and First Direct customers, is part of a broader refresh of HSBC's Premier account, relaunched in February. The bank says it now includes enhanced benefits across wealth management, international banking, travel, and health — all with no monthly fee. 'We have redesigned our Premier offering to ensure our perks and benefits echo what our customers want from a premium bank account, all still without a monthly fee,' said Sabine Fichaux, head of customer propositions at HSBC UK. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Eligible customers will receive an email on or after November 9, 2025, with instructions on how to claim their Selfridges gift card. HSBC's incentive comes hot the heels of a similar Premier account launched by Lloyds Bank last week, and targets those with income or assets over £100,000. Its package combines financial advantages with 'premium lifestyle services,' including GP and wellbeing access, travel perks, cashback, discounted mortgage rates, and financial coaching. Are you struggling to make ends meet as costs continue to rise? You can now send your stories to us online via YourWorld at It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.