BEAUTY fans are raving about a cheap buy that’s great for fine hair.
According to shoppers, this thickening conditioner helps to reduce hair loss and breakage and you can nab it from Boots for just £8.99.
So if your hair is looking a bit lacklustre, but you’re on a budget and can’t afford to splash the cash on pricey products, you’ll need to check this out.
The John Frieda PROfiller+ Thickening Conditioner has left many shoppers open-mouthed, and according to one woman, has even helped to thicken up her hair that has been thinning on her crown since she hit menopause.
This densifying lightweight conditioner thickens and hydrates hair and works to reduce breakage.
It is infused with Biotin, known to provide hair with strength, and Hyaluronic Acid, said to hydrate hair.
This conditioner gives fine, thin hair an instant thickening boost for hair that looks—and feels—thicker, fuller and stronger in just one use.
Even better, it is silicone free, cruelty-free and vegan friendly.
Not only is it just £8.99, but Boots currently have a three for two offer on selected John Frieda buys too.
Online shoppers have shared their reviews of the bargain buy and many claimed that although they were initially sceptical to try it, have been incredibly impressed with the results.
RAVE REVIEWS
One person said: “I bought this product on a whim, and was I ever surprised!
“This filler shampoo and conditioner is hands down the best hair product I have ever tried!
“Returned to the store and bought out their inventory of each, and am returning later this week when they restock. Am telling all my friends about it.”
Another added: “I have been using the shampoo and conditioner now for several months and it is fabulous.
“My fine, lifeless hair is totally transformed and I would not use anything else. Thank you so much.”
This is hands down the best hair product I have ever tried
Beauty fan
A third commented: “I have very fine hair and it’s shedding as well. Started using all three Profiller products and my hair has not looked this good in a long time!
“It’s soft, feels thicker, and doesn’t frizz up when I blow dry it! I even have my husband using it. Definitely give it a try!”
The history of Boots
Turns out, the high street powerhouse got its peculiar name from its founder – John Boot.
But Boots’ beginnings were very different from what we see of the health and beauty retailer today, which boasts over 2,200 stores across the UK.
It all started in 1849, when John opened his first herbalist store in Nottingham.
The shop offered affordable alternatives to traditional medicines, Boots said on its website.
John’s son Jesse took over the business in 1870 and, along with his mum Mary, begun trading under the name M & J Boot, Herbalists.
Jesse took sole control of the business in 1877 and latched on to the growth in popularity for patent remedies instead of herbal medicine amongst working classes.
He appointed the store’s qualified pharmacist in 1884, Edwin Waring, who made sure to offer his dispensing services at half the price charged by the other chemists in Nottingham.
Meanwhile, another beauty fan beamed: “Bought this in the hope that it would do what it says on the tin but at the same time sceptical if it would really work and I have happily been proven wrong.
“Since the good old menopause came along my hair had got thinner on the crown.
“I’ve only used this shampoo and conditioner three times so far, and I am already seeing an improvement.”
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