Low Cost Hair Saviours

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When it comes to haircare I rarely ever go for luxury products. Aside from being a scrooge with my money I know the high street are constantly coming out with more amazing products that are aimed at specific hair types - my own being fine yet prone to frizz (what a delight)! 

So today I thought I'd share with you my low cost hair saviours that I've been religiously using for the last 1-2 months and can't get enough of! 

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Palmer's Manuka Flower Honey Leave-in Conditioner
£5.99/250ml - Superdrug here
Palmer's have been a brand I've used for years but only ever for body care and always their amazing cocoa scent. So this product was totally new to me but something I wanted to try as I was after a better de-tangling spray that added moisture but without flattening my hair and this product described itself as just that! Thankfully it was correct and it works wonders on my fine hair, root to tip, and with the aid of my Tangle Teezer my post-shower knots slide out of my hair like never before. As I then go onto using other products I can't say if this also nourishes my hair once it's dry but when wet it definitely does the job of a detangling spray amazingly well and keeps hair loss from tugging to a minimum. I absolutely love the scent of this which did surprise me as manuka flower just sounds floral but the scent of the spray actually reminds of a drumstick lollipop (one of these!) as it's such a juicy scent. I wasn't expecting much from this product but I'm now totally in love with it!

Cloud Nine Magical Quick Drying Potion 
£5.99/50ml - ASOS here
When browsing ASOS a few months back I came across this interesting product that aimed to reduce drying time of the hair and work as an extreme heat protectant - just yes! I had my doubts with the reduced drying time but I snapped it up. Two months one I use this every time I dry my hair and simply can't live without it! This without a doubt reduces hair drying time by 50% and after spritzing this all over my wet hair I now often let it dry naturally, something I've never done before! Or if I use my wonderful hands-free hair dryer (review here) it takes minutes to fully dry! I can also report it doesn't dry out the hair and feels invisible even if you go crazy with the spray. This is another product I can't get enough of the scent as it's a wonderful fresh watermelon scent that does linger in the hair even when it dries. This really is a magical product! 

L'Oreal Magical Retouch - Brown 
£8.99/ 75ml - Boots here 
If you dye your hair then you will know roots showing is a problem. Every month I seem to develop  just under an inch of much paler roots and for around a week before I get around to dying my hair I walk around self conscious because my hair just doesn't look 'done' and often looks like I'm balding - yes, really! Of course I could learn to dye my hair as soon as a see re-growth coming through but life will always get in the way and that 1-2 week gap with unsightly roots will always happen. But thankfully quite a few brands a now coming out with these ingenious retouch sprays that actually work! Now I won't lie a spray like this, especially being brown in pigment, can be messy to apply so I do like to apply this to my roots before doing my makeup and I like to shield my forehead with a paper towel... though face wipes or water on a cotton pad do remove any mistakes from the skin. Messy aspect aside, the coverage of the spray is really what impressed me the most as it evenly covers roots with ease and your hair is transformed. For me this truly is a hair saviour especially when I want my hair to look it's best but don't have the time to dye it! 

Aldi Carino Miracle Oil 
£2.99/50ml - Aldi in-store 
To tame frizz a hair oil is a must for me. My holy grail is Moroccanoil Treatment but at £14.00 for 25ml it is a treat and as I was running low I thought I'd try a cheaper alternative! I've heard amazing things of Aldi's hair and skincare range so I popped in and picked up the bargain Miracle Oil Treatment. Now this isn't as thick as more luxury hair oils and it does  have a slightly masculine scent to it... but it works! It nourishes the ends of the hair and definitely tames frizz. I like to drop a small amount in my palm and rub my hands together to warm it up them smooth it over wet ends and then through the mid-length of my hair. I also like to apply this more liberally the night before I know I will be washing my hair and then I will sleep with the oil coating my hair. On washing, my hair is notably smoother and the ends look healthy. If you shop in Aldi this is a product to pick up! 

I'd love to know your own low cost hair saviours so I can try them out! 

Fee xo. 
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These look like really great products - haven't used these

Beauty Candy Loves
1 reply · active 485 weeks ago
They really are! :)

Fee x
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Jessica Rose · 485 weeks ago

I want to get my hands on this Aldi hair oil but I have never been able to find this in any of the stores near me. I can only assume it flies out as soon as it's laid on the shelves! ;(

I saw the Magic Retouch in Boots yesterday, this seems to be a thing now as I suddenly noticed quite a few other new similar products as well.
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1 reply · active 485 weeks ago
That's the thing with Aldi... they have such loyal customers that seem to get the new stock just as it comes in! I think I got lucky that day!

And yes, root touch-ups are totally the new 'thing', I think Boots even have their own version.

Fee x
Deffo need to try these!

Sophie x
1 reply · active 485 weeks ago
The Palmer's spray I'd 100% suggest picking up first :)

Fee x
I like the sound of the Aldi oil. I didn't know they did good hair and skin products, I'll have to check them out next time I'm there x
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1 reply · active 485 weeks ago
Apparently the Aldi's skincare range is really good! I've read some great things about their new face creams.

Fee x
I have a serious problem with taming my mane in this Philippine heat! It is so moist here than by the end of the day, my hair looks like a broomstick! Any suggestions of products to try?

xx beaandbeauty.com
1 reply · active 485 weeks ago
Ahhh I feel for you! On the odd day in the UK we get really fine rain that's similar to moisture in the air and even if I'm under an umbrella my hair instantly puffs up! But I sadly don't have a remedy for it :( I wish I did!

Fee x
I'm really interested in trying the Aldi Miracle Oil. I don't use that many hair products but I really like the Herbal Essence Naked range of Shampoo/Conditioner, they are always on offer. =^-^=

Sam | Momentarily Dreaming
Oh I need to be trying the Aldi oil,I didn't even know they stocked haircare there

Lauren x | www.laurenapowers.blogspot.com
I know it's weird but I always use the Johnson's No More Tangles Detangling Spray (yes, the one that's meant for babies and children!). I find it always makes my wet hair so much easier to comb through after washing. It's only about £2.50 at the supermarket so a complete bargain x
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Does anyone know if the root spray washes out after one wash and needs to be re-applied. Lazy me.
I love anything with Manuka! Will have to check out! http://mytwopence.com/
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