The 'miracle' hair growth serum that 'works like magic' and costs under £18
Looking to get longer, healthier hair? Then you'll most likely be considering adding a growth serum into your haircare routine.
If you don't want to browse all the bottles on the market, then one said to "work like magic" is the Bare Anatomy Advanced Hair Growth Serum (30ml) that can be bought for just £17.99 on Amazon.
To help stimulate new hair growth, the serum uses a clinical blend of hair growth actives such as Redensyl, Anagain, Baicapil and Capilia Longa. This "unique" formula is said to extend your hair's anagen phase (the growing phase.)
It also combines three powerful hair growth ingredients such as biotin, rosemary oil and rice water, all which work together to strengthen weak hair, prevent breakage and reduce dryness.
Designed to be "lightweight" and "non greasy" on your hair, this particular serum is said to be ideal for anyone who struggles with and wants to target thinning hair, hair breakage, bald patches and a wide middle parting.
According to the Bare Anatomy brand, its hair growth serum has led to an 89 percent in hair loss reduction, while hair growth is said to increase by 214 percent in just 10 days. Meanwhile, 97 percent of users are said to have noticed an increase in their hair density in as little as 45 days.
And it's said to live up to its promises, as the Bare Anatomy Advanced Hair Growth Serum has earned an impressive 4.2 rating based on 1,945 Amazon reviews that say it is "the best" on the market and provides a "noticeable difference" in hair growth and health.
One beauty fan praised: "This is indeed the best hair growth serum I've used so far. Works like magic. My hair fall has surely reduced. It is non greasy. It's an affordable serum as compared with others. True value for money product. Definitely go for it! Thank you for such an amazing product."
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.
A second agreed: " Best hair growth serum truly works. This serum is a game-changer! It absorbs quickly, strengthens roots, and reduces hair fall. With consistent use, I've noticed visible hair growth and thicker, healthier strands. Lightweight, non-greasy, and super effective highly recommended!"
Another delighted shopper said: "Generally I don't write reviews but this serum worked like miracle for me. I saw new hairs growing out after one week of daily usage. It's been a month now and I'm very happy with the results. You just have to be consistent with it. Overall it's worth it."
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Someone else added: "This hair growth serum has made a noticeable difference for me! It's helped reduce hair fall and promote growth, leaving my hair feeling thicker and healthier. The blend of natural ingredients like Rosemary and Biotin has really worked wonders for my hair health."
Not everyone was overly impressed with the results, as one three-star review read: "The product is good but there is no need of the hype which has been created because I am using from two months but haven't seen much change."
You can try the Bare Anatomy Advanced Hair Growth Serum (30ml) for yourself by purchasing it for £17.99 here.
There are many hair growth products on the market worth checking out. For example, the popular UKHAIR Hair Growth Serum (30ml) that is said to provide "fast" results can be bought for £29 from Boots.
Over at Superdrug, the £10.49 Plantur 21 Caffeine Hair Booster (125ml) provides your hair with a burst of caffeine, biotin, zinc and magnesium just before you give it a shampoo and condition.
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