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5 Summer saver
Encourage your clients to protect their hair this summer with Indola’s indispensable Sun Active range. It features sun and aftersun products formulated to protect, repair, nourish and provide the total summer haircare package. Full of hard working ingredients to help hair stay healthy, smooth and shiny all summer long the range is infused with a deliciously soft peachy fragrance. The Sun Active Hair and Body Shampoo, Hair Treatment Mask and After Sun Rescue Conditioner are must-have summer goodies your clients will love.
Prices start from £6.99
Info: 01296 314 000
indola.co.uk
6 Festival essential
Trust us, no girl will be leaving for Glastonbury without Fudge’s Dry Shampoo. A hair makeover in a bottle, formulated with the latest in powder technology, it instantly uplifts and cleans the hair to leave it feeling refreshed and alive. It’s the only way to ensure your clients spend less time queuing for the showers and more time enjoying the festival fun. With a great summer fragrance and transparent powder technology it will leave any hair colour feeling refreshed – perfect for sharing!
RRP: £9.95
Info: 01282 683100
fudge.com
7 Golden oldie
For 100 years the Pashana name has graced fine hair lotions, tonics and colognes formulated with essential oils and fragrant aromas for gentlemen of character and distinction. The range consists of Pashana Originals, Classic Hair Tonics and the Blue Orchid Collection. Encourage your gentleman clients to try this classic line.
Prices start from £4.58
Info: 0800 262509
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