Charles Worthington in general

Hot Curls Setting Spray I have very long, thick hair. I does natually have a wave to it but its far from curly, and because of the weight of my hair, curls very rarely stay in long enough for me to make it from the house to the taxi! I bought this product quite a few months ago.I have used it many times and I still have just under 1/3 of a bottle left and I have looooots of hair to cover! It comes in a Bronze and orange coloured bottle and has a spray nozzle. 200 ml for about £5 (if I remember). I use this product when curling my hair with ceramic heated rollers from Babyliss. Your hair should be dry. Take the section of hair ...  Read the complete review

Well, hot on the heels of my Toni & Guy review, I had to do this one, because this is my favourite haircare range. I fist tried Charles Worthington last year. I don't particularly like shelling out money on a product that might not be suitable, and with designer hair products like these, it can result in you losing money. I had always seem this range in the shops, but never indulged in them, then last year my mind was changed. The company decided to do a small version of these products. The normal sized Shampoo and Conditioners come in 250ml bottles, but the mini range comes in 75ml bottles. Now this is more expensive than the larger ones at £1.50 ...  Read the complete review

I must say i absolutely love these beautiful little take outs. Enticed into buying them thanks to the Boots 3 for 1 offer i have never looked back. These little beauty's really do work and save me so much money because i really cant afford to spend £8 on a tube of serum that would do 5000 heads. Thanks to my mom i am blessed with frizzy wavy hair, a gift that really doesnt go down well in the world of college fashion these days. To splash out on hair repair and serum would cost me a packet and in the world of a student, it's not happening! I now buy these products, priced at £1.50 each. They look tiny but don't be fooled. My hairdresser ...  Read the complete review

I’ve never really bothered with Charles Worthington’s hair care range before. But Boots had a three for two offer on so I decided to give it a go. Now my hair isn’t exactly ‘full’, (fine and floppy more like) and it takes load of gel, mousse, hairspray and effort to get it to stay in some kind of style. (If I had the bottle I’d do a Demi Moore and be done with it!) So who is Charles Worthington? He started out with one Salon in 1986, which has now grown to five throughout London. In 1993 he was awarded London ‘Hairdresser of the Year’ and in 1998 won the British title. To top it all he jumped on the old good ...  Read the complete review

Finally a range of hair care products that actually lives up to expectations! Charles Worthington's Dream Hair collection is simply a wonderful range of products that actually do what they promise on the side of the bottle! I know! Amazing huh? This range comes in all the usual varieties, dry, damaged, normal hair etc. The principle behind the product is that we spend a great deal of time, effort and scientific principles on our skin so why not do the same for our hair? Brilliant! So here you have it, Dream Hair! I love the smell of these shampoos and conditioners and they really have helped to keep my hair ( which is frequently highlighted and coloured ...  Read the complete review